The fictional enslaved boy and primary narrator of the series. He joins John Brown's abolitionist crew during Bleeding Kansas and participates in the 1859 Harpers Ferry raid, providing the central perspective on the events.
Caleb is Dolores's grandson and Raquel's son, a troubled boy who has been breaking into cars. After Raquel disappears, he blames the casino and tries to enter it. He ultimately shoots Mr. Big in the back and burns the money before escaping with Lupita and the surviving residents.
Andre is the boy Ray encounters putting wads of money into a rucksack after a bank-van robbery. He shows Ray additional cash kept under lock and key and later says the money is in the bank, giving Ray some of it. Ray gives him a bike, urges him to pack his favorite belongings and go to Faye and Rita's next door, then plays with him as he learns to ride.
Joshua Caleb Johnson has 8 screen credits in a career dating back to 2014. Signature works include The Good Lord Bird, Bingo Hell, It's Just A Gun. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
