Delia is Kable and Angie's daughter, whose custody has been denied to Angie and transferred to a wealthy foster family. Ken Castle is revealed to be the wealthy father who adopted her, and Kable infiltrates his mansion to rescue Delia before resisting an attempt to make him kill her.
Eleanor is a girl Henry's age who becomes his friend while Frank is hiding in the Wheeler home. When Henry visits her, she plays on his fear that Adele and Frank will abandon him and correctly guesses that Frank is staying in his house.
Not mentioned in the provided plot summary. Likely a minor or background character in the film.
Leah has a doll associated with strange events at the cabin. Jessie asks whether the doll has ever moved by itself, but Leah dismisses the suggestion and refuses to leave the doll with her. Their exchange contributes to Jessie’s growing concern about what is happening.
Brighid Fleming has 17 screen credits in a career dating back to 2002. Signature works include Gridlock, Purple Mind, The Sacred. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.