Osmond receives Woody at the house in Happiness with Claiborne and questions the reason for his arrival. Their discussion establishes that Woody seeks a chance to change something and undo a regret. Osmond helps redirect attention from Woody’s grief over his parents toward the possibility that Leah is connected to his deeper burden.
Boe is an older man whose home life is disrupted when he reconnects with Artie Twine, an associate recently released from prison. He reluctantly agrees to drive Artie to retrieve a buried object, then becomes involved in dealing with Robin's death and hiding the loot from an old robbery. He is Fred Carroll's grandfather.
Governor Black is the state governor who learns of the planned sarin attack and creates the televised death race to locate its organizer. He controls the racers through implanted explosives, secretly uses Rudy Jackson and Colonel Bob as inside agents, and ultimately activates the explosives in the racers’ bodies.
A German Field Marshal who secretly opposes the dragon program. He shares critical lore about the rare male dragon with Robbins, provides the incubator's location, and orchestrates the infiltration from within.
Angus McSorely is a local man who correctly warns the town that the predators are sand sharks capable of swimming through sand, but the residents dismiss him as crazy. He later helps evacuate people, joins Jimmy Green, John Stone, and Sandy Powers in the final stand, and encases the sharks in glass before the larger shark kills him.
An injured adult on the bus, part of the group incapacitated after the crash. His condition leaves the students to fend for themselves.
Robert Pike Daniel has 24 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Their work is anchored in the 666 Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Outlaws Don't Get Funerals, Death Racers, 666: The Child. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
