A prison officer who violently enforces prison rules. He cuts protesters' hair and beards, punches Bobby Sands causing his knuckles to bleed, and conducts degrading body searches. He visits his catatonic mother at a retirement home before being shot in the head by an IRA member, dying as he slumps into her lap.
Cantor is Senan and Conor's Rehabilitation Officer and a hostile Sergeant who doubts that the Cured can safely return to society. He investigates their involvement in an arson attack, warns Abbie that the Cured remain predatory, and later attempts to arrest Conor before Conor murders him.
Archie Brennan is Abby's father and Beth's father. He tells Abby not to abandon the plan they have already made and later calls with devastating news that Beth is about to be sedated because of her unbearable pain. His conversations reinforce the family crisis that drives Abby's actions.
A criminal boss who sends men to kill Donal and Bartosz. He remains in the shadows until the climax, where he ambushes Bartosz as he tries to return to help Donal, shooting him dead.
Francis Manning becomes involved after a troubling disclosure about a man who abused children raises concerns about CCTV. Aisha has an uneasy conversation with him while trying to conceal her distress, making him part of the institutional response to concerns within the accommodation centre.
Brand is Milo's father and Nadia's husband, and he presents a bamboo clothing range with his family. He imposes strict rules on Milo and refuses to let him join a school camping trip. When Milo disappears, Brand sets out to find him; he later insists that he loves Milo and orders his own father to stay away from the family.
Cathal's father. He refuses to provide financial assistance when a desperate Cathal breaks into his home begging for money, leaving Cathal to face the streets and his addiction alone.
Stuart Graham has 59 screen credits in a career dating back to 1993. Their work is anchored in the The First Wave Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Harry Wild, Hunger, The Fall. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
