Relative of the Loomis family, minor local resident
Isidora is a young woman working at the local resort who dreams of creating an authentic hotel or camp. She becomes involved with Ollie Sway through encounters shaped by flirtation, hostility, and youthful rebellion. Their relationship gives Ollie a personal connection outside his family mission and reflects the film's tensions between genuine experience, commercial development, and inherited tradition.
Young Eleanor in a flashback showing early financial struggles.
Vista is Richie's girlfriend, whose recent disappearance contributes to his despair and suicide attempts. Richie repeatedly writes her love letters, and Sophia urges him to tell Vista that he loves her. Near the ending, he writes a shorter letter expressing love and missing her before imagining her across from him.
Ava is connected to the secluded property where Raphael and his writing partner retreat to work. She is preparing the house for a future photo shoot by a friend, but her presence repeatedly distracts the writers. They behave suspiciously around her, question why she has not gone to the police, and suspect she is hiding something to avoid publicity.
Isabelle McNally has 14 screen credits in a career dating back to 2011. Their work is anchored in the The Disappearance Of Eleanor Rigby Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Song of Sway Lake, Indigo Children, The Big Spoon. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
