The Pin's primary enforcer and Emily's former lover. He becomes violently unstable after discovering Emily was pregnant, murdering Dode and beating the Pin to death. He is ultimately killed in a police shootout after his actions are manipulated.
Zach Braverton is one of the children in the family targeted by Lyle Wilder. Lyle refuses to excuse the children's accidents and later includes the family in a Russian roulette game. Zach resists by stabbing Lyle with a pocket knife, provoking an even angrier response.
Brady Livingston is Scooby's football-playing brother. He worries that Scooby may be secretly gay, revealing tension within the family, and later suffers a serious accident during football practice. Brady falls into a deep coma, and his condition creates the vulnerability that allows Mikey to manipulate Marty.
A fourteen-year-old boy growing up in an abusive, impoverished household, Joe works illegally at a diner while struggling at school and enduring mistreatment. He steals to help pay his father's debts and replace his mother's destroyed records. After robbing the diner, he is arrested and sentenced to six months in juvenile detention.
Ryan is presented as a dangerous and troubling presence among the young people. Amanda is intensely attracted to him despite warnings, while Samantha says she can handle his rough behavior. Joshua remains afraid that Samantha is being hurt, connecting Ryan to the violence and fear surrounding her final period.
A shy, fledgling gay teen who struggles with the anxiety of purchasing gay pornography, prompting his straight friend to intervene.
Noah Fleiss has 40 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Signature works include A Mother's Prayer, Brick, Joe the King. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
