A member of the Crow's Nest social circle connected to the theatrical gathering.
Linda Davenport is one of Luke Davenport’s parents and part of the presidential family. Along with President Paul Davenport, she punishes Luke after his fight with Rob and supports keeping him confined while the family campaigns for re-election. Her role reflects the family’s concern with protecting Luke and the public image of the presidency.
Barney's wife. She suspects him of having an affair due to his intense and secretive dedication to his kidnapping research.
The wife of Senator Hornbeck, who is accidentally killed during the botched kidnapping. Her death serves as the pivotal catalyst that escalates the stakes, guilt, and political tension for the perpetrators.
A female lieutenant who voluntarily enters the demanding course because she wants combat qualifications if military policy changes. Casey endures the same harsh treatment as the men, is targeted by Becker, and is placed in isolation. Logan and the other candidates later protect her after Becker assaults her.
Mrs. Kurlander is Aaron’s mother and a member of the family living in the hotel. She is separated from Aaron and his father for medical treatment, contributing to Aaron’s growing isolation and responsibility. Her absence is part of the family’s financial and emotional instability as the hotel situation worsens.
Carolyn Shetland is Jim Anderson's defense attorney. She represents him as he faces rape and robbery accusations supported by witness identifications and circumstantial evidence. Her role in the case is to defend Jim as he tries to clear his name against a police and legal system convinced they have the right man.
The nonconformist Wentworth daughter, Gertrude is reading romantic literature instead of attending church when she first meets her cousin Felix. She falls in love with him and tells him she does not love Mr. Brand, whom her father wants her to marry. She declares she will marry Felix.
Lisa Eichhorn has 52 screen credits in a career dating back to 1965. Their work is anchored in the Hercule Poirot (Peter Ustinov) Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Yanks, A Modern Affair, Nocturne. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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