Karma's best friend who is mistakenly outed as part of a fake lesbian couple. As the deception boosts their popularity, she becomes a homecoming Queen candidate, develops genuine romantic feelings for Karma, and faces rivalry with Lauren.
Winky McKenna is Claudia McKenna's teenage daughter and lives near the marina Claudia runs. Terry encourages her to collaborate musically and to recognize her own potential. As summer winds down, Winky faces the broader question of whether she will pursue a new stage of life or remain within the familiar world she knows.
Heather is Charlie’s friend who picks him up and encourages him to attend a party with former classmates. At the party, she loudly reveals Charlie’s inability to ask Amber out, embarrassing him in front of her. Her blunt intervention exposes Charlie’s attraction and helps trigger the story’s romantic complications.
Sarah is Harold’s daughter and Maggie’s sister, raised within Harold’s violent and isolated household. She participates in his murderous scheme, gives poisoned lemonade to a departing visitor, kills Fisher after he tries to escape, and willingly drinks the poisoned wine during Harold’s attempted family suicide pact.
The protagonist and primary tribute, parodying a brave heroine forced to compete in the hungover-themed death games while seeking survival and victory.
Rita Volk has 11 screen credits in a career dating back to 2010. Signature works include Faking It, We Still Say Grace, Summer Days, Summer Nights. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.