Mercenary or local operative.
Police detective working alongside Brett, sharp and observant.
Lionel is present at the family gathering with Viv, Red, and Red’s relatives, where Red’s transformation into a performer becomes part of the family discussion. The available plot material does not identify a distinct action or personal conflict for Lionel, but his presence helps establish the family context surrounding Red’s ambitions and changing life.
The protagonist and father who embarks on a desperate search for his missing daughter, forced to confront his destructive past and personal fears to avoid losing everything.
George is an Aboriginal man who has become assimilated to Christian beliefs and lives securely at the monastery. He helps Sister Eileen and the boys, fights the field fires, witnesses the New Boy heal Michael, and later returns the displaced religious statue to the church before separating the New Boy from the others.
Lionel is part of the local farming community and is seen socializing near the agricultural show. After the shooting, he brings a younger man to Colin and questions Colin about whether Les’s ram truly had OJD. His pressure exposes Colin’s uncertainty and helps reveal the danger to the whole valley.
Jay Jay is an older member of the family and a key caregiver figure for the young girl after her mother's death. He tries to respond when she seeks help, faces scrutiny over his ability to care for the family, and is arrested for affray after becoming involved in a scuffle outside a local hotel.
Police officer assisting in investigations, procedural support role.
Wayne Blair has 39 screen credits in a career dating back to 1998. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Small Claims Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include A Grief Encounter, Closed Doors, Redfern Now: Promise Me. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
