Jim's daughter who initially feels neglected when her birthday is forgotten. Jim later throws her a community-supported quinceañera, but she becomes anxious about the neighborhood's safety after a street conflict, leading to tension when her father considers leaving for a new job.
Darren's younger sister. Her safety becomes a priority for Darren as he struggles with his new vampiric instincts.
One of the Connolly sisters who accidentally kills a stranger named Gorski after a car crash. She discovers a bag of money in his shack, leading to moral dilemmas and blackmail from the town's brothel madam. She plays a central role in the sisters' cover-up and the ensuing investigation.
Leah is a college student and magazine intern whose relationship with Blue draws her into drug dealing. After Blue is arrested, she hides and sells cocaine to fund his legal defense, involving Katie and Kelly in the scheme. George later assaults her, and her failure to repay the drugs ultimately contributes to Blue’s final arrest.
She leaves school to stay in the countryside and support Laura on the family farm. She feels isolated and overwhelmed, misses her partner, worries about falling behind in school, and struggles to balance farm responsibilities with caring for Laura. She also helps respond to the poultry crisis and questions whether the deception can continue.
A college student who takes a break from school to work on her thesis and join a microdose treatment program, Millicent becomes Johnny's babysitter. After learning about his troubled home life, she tries to replace Rebecca as his mother, gives him LSD, and begins an affair with Jacob. Her journal reveals she has murdered foster fathers who abused her; Johnny ultimately stabs her to death.
A fellow rehab patient who becomes Charlie's romantic partner and drug enabler. She grows distant about the program's effectiveness, leaves Charlie after a weekend pass, and departs silently the morning after Charlie tracks her down at Venice Beach.
Amanda is one of the two central characters, arriving in Los Angeles with Jake and urgently seeking work and housing. She interviews at a record company, rejects an unpaid internship because she cannot afford it, pursues another possible agency job, and tries to make practical plans while struggling with Jake's more relaxed approach.
Gracie Highsmith is the teenager who discovers Jamie Marks's body and creates a memorial near the river. She becomes close to Adam, shares her experiences of Jamie's presence, and hides a note found with his body. By showing the note to Adam, she helps him understand Jamie's suicide and later urges Jamie to move on.
Morgan Saylor has 18 screen credits in a career dating back to 2009. Signature works include Blow the Man Down, White Girl, Spoonful of Sugar. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
