Kahlil Nabizada leads the military support group attended by Nance Redfield and initially emphasizes forgiveness or prayer for those responsible for the deaths of their children. He later teaches Nance to shoot and reveals that he worked as an Afghan translator, received a visa, and lost his young son before rebuilding his life in the United States.
Joanna's former boyfriend from Berkeley whom she left without explanation. He continues to perform music and expresses that he missed their connection and was hurt by her sudden departure when she learns of his feelings.
A member of the B team reenacting a Mars mission. He raises complaints about hygiene as everyday inconveniences become sources of tension among the crew. His complaint is one of several disputes over rules and shared living conditions that expose divisions within the team and complicate efforts to resolve interpersonal conflicts.
A participant who joins Michael, Karen, Melanie, and Andrew at the escape room. He takes part in the group's attempts to solve the house's puzzles and escape its increasingly threatening interior.
Wes is an old high-school acquaintance of Alice’s whom she and Jeanie encounter during their road trip. His appearance brings Alice into contact with someone from her past, but the available plot summary gives no further details about his role or relationship with either woman.
Minor character with brief dialogue
A man aligned with the dominant paradigm who initially rejects Anabel because LifeZap did not pair them. After receiving Anabel's transplanted heart, he experiences genuine emotion and individuality for the first time.
Hamza Haq has 24 screen credits in a career dating back to 2011. Their work is anchored in the Bon Cop Bad Cop Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Transplant, The Borderline, Killer Clown. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
