Wendy's strict aunt who pushes for her to grow up and marry well.
Gillian is an employee at the restaurant where David is welcomed after years of institutional care. She and David fall in love and marry, and her patience and support help him confront his father's death, regain emotional stability, and stage a well-received comeback concert.
Monica is Christine's neighbor and a reassuring presence during the early discussion of Mark's death. She tells Christine that children's apparent emotional detachment can be a defense mechanism, later visits to retrieve a locket she gave Rachel, and indirectly becomes part of Christine's effort to understand Rachel's behavior.
Sofia's mother-in-law and part of the estranged White Russian émigré family. She, along with the rest of the relatives, looks down on Sofia's profession and abandons her when fleeing Shanghai.
The strict landlady of the halfway house housing the protagonist. Her presence acts as a trigger for Spider's hallucinations, as he alternately perceives her as the mistress Yvonne. She eventually reports his erratic behavior, resulting in his return to the mental institution.
The Wicked Witch of the East is the antagonist seeking to conquer Oz, a goal obstructed by the Flower of Oz. She claims Oscar is her prisoner and threatens Lion into finding the Flower. She deceives the group, attacks them, steals Lion’s Badge of Courage, and is ultimately defeated by Wimzik before vanishing while vowing revenge.
Stern but kind headmistress of the school. Disapproves of the planned merger with St. Ambrose but is powerless due to financial constraints. Recognizes Verena's role in the sabotage but is forced to expel her to maintain school policy.
Whale's loyal, long-time housemaid who disapproves of his homosexuality. Discovers his body in the pool after he vanishes the morning following his suicide. Clutches his suicide note and agrees to help Boone conceal the death to prevent a scandal.
The supervisor of Limbo who enforces the rules. After Katherine reveals herself to humans, Rogers sentences her to the Hellavator for descent to Hell. Later appears as a traffic cop on Earth, silently indicating she is watching Katherine, blurring the line between dream and reality.
The party host who becomes increasingly jealous of her lover Rick's attention toward her neighbor Sandra.
Lady Davina is described in the story as a lady friend of Harry's employer. She arrives at the employer's estate after Harry has brought a lost American girl there and spent the night with her. Her appearance makes the situation strange, affecting the course of Harry's weekend.
Prudie's free-spirited, aging hippie mother who smokes marijuana. She dies in a car accident, and her funeral serves as a catalyst for Prudie's marital conflicts and eventual reconciliation.
Lynn Redgrave has 106 screen credits in a career dating back to 1953. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Peter Pan with 1 titles. Signature works include The Happy Hooker, Antony and Cleopatra, The Wild Thornberrys Movie. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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