Quincy is a wealthy and dangerous figure encountered by Carson in Eminence Hill. Carson connects him to the destruction of Beacon’s Hope and accuses him of profiting from the deaths there. As the settlement’s alliances collapse, Quincy is violently silenced, showing how directly he is caught in the bloodshed.
Solomon arrives in a struggling Western town seeking work and persuades Hagan to hire him as a bartender. His exhausting duties and worsening conflicts with Hagan and the townspeople deepen his resentment. After a deputy questions him about shooting a man, Solomon confesses and insists he is not mad.
Trevor is one of the campers and acts repeatedly to protect the group during the crisis. He tries to stop Duncan's bleeding, searches for help when communications fail, and later helps move the injured Kimberly while working with Holly. After finding Collin alive, Trevor joins him in confronting the unresolved threat.
Sarah's estranged brother. He initially attributes her experiences to grief, medication, or alcohol, but later investigates the supernatural events and seeks help from a priest and a professor.
Patrick is Josephine’s husband and is serving near the front in France during the war. Josephine receives news that he has been killed in action, and Sister Rafus gives her his personal belongings. His weapon later becomes important when the survivors use it against the creature threatening the orphanage.
Ravage is a survivor within a group that has created a pact to kill anyone who is bitten before that person becomes a creeper. Although the group offers Kirby food and companionship, Ravage’s hostility and unwanted advances make her feel unsafe, prompting her to abandon the refuge and continue alone.
Owen Conway has 18 screen credits in a career dating back to 2010. Signature works include Ghost Town, The Encounter, The System. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
