Rachel Seraph is Ruth's daughter. While distracted by seeing a couple making love in the woods, she accidentally loses Anna Miller's preschool daughter, Amy Lee Miller, in the park. She later befriends Rupert, learns to observe others, and is ultimately reconciled with Ruth after Amy Lee Miller is found.
Helen is one of the Andersons' neighbors in the rural home where Tamara longs to settle. Described as religious, she is part of the Murphy family that Tamara grows close to. When Stuart leaves to show his paintings in New York, Tamara stays with the Murphys.
Ann is a woman who fascinates Chep after he meets her; he prepares a pair of rhinoceros eyes as a present for her. Later, she finds him naked and behaving strangely in the prop house and worries that he may need medical help. Her encounters with Chep reveal both his attraction to her and his difficulty functioning outside his isolated world.
Protagonist who seeks sanctuary at her childhood ranch home in Saskatchewan with her son. She is actively pursued by Andy's fugitive father and one of her own criminal associates.
Susan becomes increasingly close to Dan and Linda, spending time with them and visiting Linda’s room, where she learns about Linda’s toys and vintage photographs. She is involved in selling marijuana, which worries Dan because she may know where the couple lives. As their housing situation worsens, she jokes about it and proposes firebombing a house to deter buyers; the excerpt ends before anyone acts.
Nadia Litz has 29 screen credits in a career dating back to 1994. Signature works include Big Muddy, Love That Boy, Evelyn: The Cutest Evil Dead Girl. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
