David Justice is an aging, experienced player acquired by Billy Beane and Peter Brand as part of their low-cost rebuilding strategy. Although he is less expensive than the star players lost through free agency, his contribution helps the Athletics assemble a competitive roster under severe budget limitations.
Michael Roland is Madison Roland's abusive husband, who rejects having children, secretly uses testosterone to prevent pregnancy, and becomes increasingly violent toward her. After learning that Madison survived the staged accident, he tracks her down, threatens Chelsea and Alex Stone, takes her newborn hostage, and is ultimately killed by Madison in self-defense.
Marcus is Ellie's husband, recovering from a bicycle hit-and-run accident. He and his wife recently moved to a coastal house after their daughter left for college. Unaware of David's dangerous nature, he initially interacts with him socially. Later, he is captured and tied up by David at their home. He eventually fights alongside Ellie to defend their family, ultimately intervening to stop David when the antagonist threatens Ellie with a firearm.
Musa is Laura's partner and the controlling force within their household. He discourages Laura from working, restricts her communication, invokes religious teachings to demand obedience, justifies harsh punishment, and responds to her resistance with threats as the family becomes captive.
One of the young urbanites who joins the trip to the secluded lakeside cottage and participates in the group's encounter with the local legend.
K.P. is the person connected to the secretive operation discussed by Goo, Larry, and Darryl. The group talks about gaining leverage and eliminating a problem, while Sonny prepares to approach K.P. conversationally and tells Dutch to behave naturally. The available story ends before their meeting or its consequences are revealed.
Dwight is Teri’s former partner; their relationship has ended, though they remain in contact. As he considers investing in music, he asks Teri for advice, and she recommends a trustworthy venture and suggests a joint venture with Eclectic Records. Dwight agrees to meet Victor and asks Teri to arrange it quickly, creating a possible source of support for the struggling label.
Stephen Bishop has 43 screen credits in a career dating back to 2000. Their work is anchored in the Coins for Collection universe with 3 titles. Signature works include Finding Tony, 'Til Death Do Us Part, Moneyball. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
