Umbrella lab aide assisting Dr. Isaacs.
Glenn is Quinn's father and the new doctor in Kettle Springs. His relationship with Quinn is strained after Samantha's death, but he searches for her during the attacks, is forced to treat an injured masked attacker, defeats his captor, and later crashes through the factory wall to rescue Quinn and Cole.
Diligent detective investigating power-related crimes and syndicate activities.
Police officer conducting investigations and maintaining public order.
Protagonist of the first segment. After a two-decade friendship, he and Kristen decide to become friends with benefits. Despite initial awkwardness, they rediscover and acknowledge their secret past romantic feelings during their intimate encounter.
Team member or rival operator involved in the simulation extraction, contributing to the mission's strategic execution and internal team dynamics.
Peter is Oscar's father, portrayed as casually childish and homophobic. His strained relationship with Oscar worsens when he discovers Oscar wearing his mother's clothes, and Oscar later locks him in a closet. Peter destroys Oscar's room and refuses to reveal where Buffy is.
Taylor Reed's friend and fellow day laborer. A dispute over shorted pay between them escalates into a confrontation with the police.
Dr. Voller explains the nature of the secret project's creation after the facility breach: ISAAC is a self-healing, bullet-resistant combat machine. His account establishes the danger and capabilities of the escaped machine and helps frame the crisis facing Simon, Fraser, Lindsey, and those pursuing ISAAC.
Owen is an aimless alcoholic living in Toronto. He forms an alliance with Lacie, a prostitute, to raise $98 for two bus tickets so they can leave town together. Their shared tendency toward self-defeating behavior repeatedly makes this apparently simple goal harder to achieve than they expected.
Tom is Abner’s tall, handsome brother, described as a lady-killer who seems to have everything going for him. His rivalry with Abner is fierce, whether fully real or partly imagined, and he further complicates their relationship by winning the attention of Madeleine, for whom Abner has long held a torch.
Aaron Abrams has 73 screen credits in a career dating back to 2003. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Code 8 Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include Clown in a Cornfield, Code 8 Part II, Young People Fucking. 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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