Local resident who interacts with main characters.
Athletic, charismatic nerd who excels in sports and romance.
Flamboyant and witty Tri-Lamb member known for his catchphrases, loyalty, and unique perspective on campus life.
Fast-talking inner-city acquaintance aiding drug busts.
A juvenile delinquent student of Sally's who previously stole from Martin. He hides stolen goods in their apartment and attempts to bribe Sally for a passing grade, prompting her offer of adoption if he reforms.
Terry is one of Bryon and Mark's friends. At the beginning of the story, he separates from them because he has sports practice, while Bryon and Mark continue on together. The summary gives no further actions or relationship details beyond his connection to the two friends.
Flamboyant and witty Lambda member, provides comic relief and loyal support to the group.
Local civilian, supports operations and provides logistical aid.
Minor background character at a garage location.
Benjie is a thirteen-year-old boy living with his mother Sweets, his grandmother, and Sweets' boyfriend Butler. Though he does well at school and spends time with friends, he struggles with his father's abandonment, family relationships, and racism. He progresses from marijuana to heroin supplied by Tiger, becomes addicted, and steals and delivers drugs to support his habit. After treatment and the death of his friend Carwell, he struggles to stay clean and gradually comes to trust Butler as a father.
Jeremy Britt is a member of the group working with McQue against the militia. As the team prepares to attack the compound, McQue orders Britt to take the townspeople far away if anything goes wrong. Britt objects because evacuation would make him miss the action, but McQue insists he is not trained for the fight.
Rudy is a camper who dreams of opening the first fast-food franchise on the Moon. During the emergency, he studies the technical schematics and correctly works out how to transfer oxygen into the Shuttle’s tanks. His lack of confidence frustrates Kathryn, but his instructions prove essential to the crew’s survival.
Larry B. Scott has 43 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently Revenge of the Nerds with 4 titles. Signature works include Revenge of the Nerds II: Nerds in Paradise, Snake Eater II: The Drug Buster, Fear of a Black Hat. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 8 universes
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