A commuter wearing an engagement ring who makes brief eye contact with Brandon during his morning ride. Their interaction ends with her discomfort, but she reappears at the film's conclusion, standing silently as they share a prolonged, unbroken gaze, symbolizing potential vulnerability and connection.
Miles Daly's wife. She is affected by his criminal lifestyle and his risky ambitions to become a movie producer.
Ann is a survivor living alone in the woods after an infection devastates the population. She gathers food, cares for an injured Chris and his stepdaughter Olivia, and struggles to trust them. After losing her husband Jason and infant daughter, she joins Chris and Olivia in an attempt to travel north, ultimately surviving with Olivia.
A teacher who, together with her partner Darren, initially helps Hafsia after an animal breaks into her remote cabin and steals her food. Her encounter with Hafsia forms part of the story's exploration of suspicion and intolerance directed toward a Muslim woman in America.
Mrs. Ramsay is the mother of a child whose condition has overwhelmed her. She reaches an arrangement with Dr. Sherman to have that child killed under the appearance of an accident, accepting the school’s lethal purpose. The woman posing as Mrs. Sherman later stabs her to death.
The third sister who enters the room as the tension peaks. She confirms the sisters' plan to teach Hap a morality lesson and ultimately reveals her vampire fangs to help her sisters destroy and devour their victim.
Lucy Walters has 46 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Signature works include False Positive, Shame, Here Alone. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
