Avanti is a bounty hunter hired first to capture a French 75 associate and later to kill Willa. He refuses to kill Willa because of her age, agreeing instead to deliver her to a far-right militia. He changes sides, frees Willa, and dies in the ensuing shootout, leaving her his car and pistol.
The brave and noble son of Chingachgook. He develops a romantic interest in Alice and fights valiantly to protect the captives. During the final pursuit, he is mortally wounded by Magua and thrown from a cliff, dying in Alice's arms and triggering her suicide.
Pesh-Chidin, also known as El Brujo, is a renegade Apache leader whose followers raid settlements and abduct women and girls for sale into sex slavery in Mexico. He pursues the rescued captives, attacks the group, and dies after falling from a cliff while fighting Samuel.
The ruthless antagonist who murders Dr. Robinson in the graveyard. He threatens the boys, hides his treasure, and repeatedly attempts to kill Tom after being exposed. His pursuit ends in a deadly cave confrontation where he is tricked into falling to his death.
Pike Dexter is a shy Native American man who owns the town general store. He quietly supports Henry Hart and Sam Hart by delivering food, learning to cook healthier meals, ordering Henry's painting supplies, and sharing a meaningful dinner with him. Pike falls in love with Henry and eventually becomes his partner.
Epenow is a Nauset from Martha's Vineyard who is captured alongside Squanto and later displayed in Sir George's arena. After captivity, he views the English as greedy enemies, falsely promises gold to secure passage home, burns the ship's crew, and later permits a doctor to treat Pequod before leaving peacefully.
Wildcat is a powerful war chief who encounters Mary during her captivity. He considers her brave and sends her to live with his mother, shaping Mary's circumstances after she is taken from her settlement. His assessment of Mary is one of the few indications of how she is regarded by those holding her captive.
Eric Schweig has 32 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Signature works include The Last of the Mohicans, Big Eden, Tom and Huck. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
