Male tribute from the technology district.
The teenage son of Claire and Garrett. Initially unaware of the danger, he is befriended and manipulated by Noah, who uses him to isolate Claire and drive a wedge between him and his father. He narrowly escapes injury from tampered brakes and is kidnapped with his parents in the climax, where he is ultimately rescued.
The school's athletic star who becomes Billy's closest ally. He defends Billy from bullies, visits him during his coma, and ultimately injures his shoulder during a game to pursue his true passion for art instead of football.
Mel's boyfriend and a musician at the Alamo. Caught off guard by Mel's pregnancy, he struggles to offer support or take a stance, leading to arguments and emotional distance. He eventually seeks advice from Luke, confides in friends, and returns home to apologize and discuss the future with Mel.
A public broadcaster who viciously attacks Kiya, accusing her of manufacturing attention, exploiting strangers, and using fake violence for fame. Despite his criticism, he admits that he enjoys watching the videos and is fascinated by her.
Ian Nelson has 21 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Their work is anchored in the The Hunger Games universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Boy Next Door, Freak Show, Like Me. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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