Henry Casey's relative who supports the prospecting efforts.
Nick's mother who provides crucial emotional support and warnings against obsessively controlling fate. She reveals that Nick's father also possessed time-travel abilities but succumbed to its psychological toll by committing suicide, establishing a generational pattern of affliction in the universe.
Candice's teacher, whom Frank invites to dinner to discuss the child's performance at school. Nola becomes jealous after hearing Ruth's voice and warns her to stay away from the family; later, two creatures kill Ruth in front of her class and take Candice.
Mrs. Clark is Steve Clark's mother and participates in the family decision to place him in the Blue Ribbon program. She joins Steve's father and Dr. Edgar Caldicott in ambushing Steve and Rachel Wagner, intending to have Steve reprogrammed into a compliant student. Her involvement makes the conflict personal, turning Steve's own family into an obstacle to his escape.
A passenger who befriends Robert Caulfield on the train. She is actually a disguised assassin sent by Watts but is knocked off the train when it enters a tunnel.
Family member of Heath Sawyer, likely his mother or relative.
Town resident and community member involved in third film events.
A member of the McBride family who encourages Gabe to help secure the proposed ski resort for the community and joins the annual Christmas Ornament Hunt.
Mrs. Black is Mr. Black’s wife and shares his decision to reclaim the property occupied by Bruno and Lydia. Although she is not described as leading the confrontation, her joint claim makes her part of the dispute threatening Bruno’s home and the life he associates with Lydia.
Kathryn is Jennifer and Mandy’s mother and one of the grandparents expected to look after Mandy and Brian’s three children. She calls Mandy to explain that the grandparents must postpone their departure because of Russell’s hip injury, creating the circumstances in which Jennifer takes over the childcare.
Judy is the older woman who suffers a heart attack and is saved when Christine Eisley performs CPR until help arrives. After recovering in the hospital, Judy remembers only Christine's name and workplace, then becomes determined to find her. Her gratitude leads to a renewed connection and gives Christine hope during a difficult period.
Jenny St Clair is Peter Ross's emotional support during the increasingly dangerous treatment program. She becomes involved when a frightened patient is directed to wait at her apartment, later explaining her movements and contacts with Peter during the police investigation.
Susan Hogan has 78 screen credits in a career dating back to 1976. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently The Wedding March Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include White Fang, A Very Merry Mix-Up, The Butterfly Effect 2. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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