Maggie is a singer and songwriter whom Ashley Albright introduces to Jake Hardin when McFly needs more material for its upcoming performance. Jake is impressed by her song and plans to use it, but the song is temporarily removed from the concert before Ashley helps bring it back into the set.
A literature-loving student lacking social skills who swaps bodies with Woody. She learns football to help him in the Homecoming game, successfully completes the Yale interview, and ultimately confesses her love for Woody, joining him on a road trip.
Sarah's friend who joins the game session alongside Hutch's group. She survives the initial deaths and accompanies Hutch to the Gerouge Plantation to investigate. Inside the tower, she is attacked by Bathory's phantom but survives. She later helps drag the injured Hutch to safety as the tower burns, becoming one of the final survivors.
A community member engaged in political and religious discourse.
Jen is Eric's mother and a journalist who has lost much of her Christmas spirit after being abandoned by her husband when Eric was young. She initially criticizes Chris's cheerful Santa persona, but finds herself attracted to him. Chris helps bring warmth back into her home, and a Christmas Eve outing reconnects her with happy childhood memories.
A character listed in the cast but not mentioned or given any role in the provided plot summary.
A resourceful mother and restaurateur whose family becomes the target of kidnapping schemes. She drives the story through her efforts to protect herself and her daughter.
A restaurateur who survived an attempted kidnapping connected to an international bride-slave trade scheme. She ignores FBI warnings and travels to support her daughter, placing herself at the center of the story.
Casey is a single minister at the Church of the Shepherd who cares for her congregation but feels constrained by the expectations of ministry. She considers leaving to attend law school and hesitates to tell David how she feels. Her church responsibilities and growing connection with David complicate her decision.
June is Carter's partner in the robbery and is fed up with the troubles surrounding him, though she ultimately agrees to help. She takes part in the plan involving a false-bottom briefcase and an antique clock. After the theft, she is captured by Spencer, and Carter attempts to exchange the photographs for her freedom.
Caitlin Atwater is a member of Kathleen and Michael's family. While Michael's sons want to stay home rather than attend the funeral-home viewing, Caitlin pushes to go and questions Michael's decision to make a film about the tragedy. What she learns during the investigation unsettles her, placing her between family grief and growing doubts.
Samaire Armstrong has 46 screen credits in a career dating back to 1993. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Deadly Excursion Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Just My Luck, It's a Boy Girl Thing, He's Out to Get You. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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