Christopher is the child involved in the winter road accident that changes Tomas Eldan's life and causes the death of his brother. Eleven years later, at sixteen, he describes himself as a problem child and contacts Tomas after a school psychologist suggests reaching out. Their difficult exchanges eventually help both Christopher and Tomas gain a calmer understanding of their lives.
Danny lends money to the displaced individual and refuses Gerry's demand to kill a counterpart, arguing that the counterpart is equally real.
Hugo is the drummer of the local band performing at the concert Grace attends. Without permission, he announces that bassist Jesse is gay, causing Jesse visible distress. His action exposes the band's volatile interpersonal dynamics and prompts Chevy's dismissive reaction, while Grace witnesses the incident as an observer of the scene.
Sam is one of the brothers found by Ben and Tori after Miles falls through the ice. Though the brothers initially receive help at Ben’s cabin, Sam becomes threatening, helps deceive their rescuers, and tries to keep them from seeking help. He pursues Tori and Ben through the wilderness and confronts Tori, who ultimately survives his threat.
Inhabitant of Sainte-Irénée-les-Neiges. Shares the surname of the deceased Simon Dubé, indicating familial ties within the community struggling to cope with the fatal car accident and subsequent ghost sightings.
A young delinquent who parties and struggles at school, Miron is taken by his university-professor parents to the countryside to focus on his studies. He falls in love with Florence, his 73-year-old neighbor, and their relationship coincides with improved schoolwork under his mother's supervision. When his parents forbid him from seeing Florence, he secretly digs a tunnel to her home and ultimately escapes with her.
Tommy Leblanc is identified in the medical-care account as the person the injured child says forced him into a sexual act. The allegation establishes a serious source of harm surrounding the family, although the plot summary provides no further scenes, motives, or direct interaction involving him.
Robert Naylor has 34 screen credits in a career dating back to 2007. Their work is anchored in the Aurélie Laflamme Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Kina & Yuk, Ghost Town Anthology, When Love Digs a Hole. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
