Drug dealer who helps Butch and Marsellus after their underground fight.
Kayleigh and Tommy's abusive father, molests Kayleigh and drives timeline alterations.
Anthropologist on the documentary crew, secretly aligned with Serone's agenda.
John Brooke is Laurie's tutor and Meg's romantic partner. Meg falls in love with him while the March family is growing up, and he later proposes to her. Their marriage marks Meg's transition into adulthood, after which they have twins, Demi and Daisy, and remain part of the extended family.
Benevolent angel who guides Allison through her visions.
Seth's rapidly aging son seeking a cure for his genetic mutation.
MacGregor's loyal friend and associate whose murder by Cunningham initiates the central conflict. His death triggers the theft of the loan money and sets MacGregor's tragic downfall into motion.
Keith Nelson is a blue-collar mechanic and aspiring artist who becomes the story’s central figure. He pursues Amanda Jones, spends his college money on their date, confronts Hardy Jenns, and ultimately realizes he loves his best friend Watts. His conflict with Cliff Nelson centers on independence and his future.
The crew's radioman nicknamed 'Danny Boy'. He supports fellow airmen by encouraging rookies and reciting poetry to maintain morale. During the return flight, he suffers severe wounds amidst heavy enemy attacks, but survives the mission to be transported to a hospital.
Rocky Dennis is the teenage protagonist, living with craniodiaphyseal dysplasia while retaining normal intelligence, humor, and ambition. He succeeds academically, tutors classmates, falls in love with Diana, struggles against cruelty and loss, and dies peacefully in his sleep after leaving a lasting impression on those who love him.
Mr. Lawson is Lauren’s married art history professor. After Lauren decides to lose her virginity to him, he tells her that he is married but suggests that performing oral sex will not harm her grades, exploiting her vulnerability and her desire to escape her feelings for Sean and Victor.
Professional safe-cracker and protagonist who travels to Paris to assist his childhood friend with a bank heist. He navigates a violent shootout, survives, and is ultimately rescued by Zoe.
Eric Stoltz has 135 screen credits in a career dating back to 1978. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently The Butterfly Effect with 1 titles. Signature works include Pulp Fiction, The Butterfly Effect, Anaconda. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 7 universes
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