Honey is Nick’s wife and one of the young guests drawn into George and Martha’s hostile games. She becomes distressed as private secrets emerge, runs from the room after learning Nick has spoken about their marriage, and later reveals clues suggesting that a pregnancy was secretly terminated.
An artist and Paul's wife who moves into a Pennsylvania farmhouse with their two young children. She is repeatedly woken by a baby's crying, experiences strange occurrences, and gradually believes the property's evil is possessing her and threatening her children before learning the true danger is Satan.
The younger woman Larry left Marion for. She acts as a silent mirror to Marion's regrets, symbolizing the youth and vitality Marion feels she has lost due to her guarded life.
A central Disciple who returns to McCarthy due to severe asthma. She claims James Dean fathered her disabled son Jimmy Dean and was an extra in Giant, but her story unravels during the reunion. She clashes with Sissy, rejects the pact for a future reunion, and ultimately confronts the reality that Joanne is likely her son's true father.
Irina is the youngest and most optimistic of the three sisters, who live with their brother in a small Russian town and long to return to Moscow. As the story progresses, even her hopes begin to waver, making her changing outlook part of the sisters' shared struggle with dissatisfaction.
A housewife and photographer who enjoys taking pictures of vegetables, Anne is married to Nick until their separation and divorce. The group’s exclusion of her from the summer vacation deepens the pain of the breakup. At Parents’ Weekend she tells her friends she is trying new things, and by winter she has become a magazine photographer.
The protagonist who runs a monthly special therapy program to help men resolve personal issues. Initially seeking only a fling, Charlie becomes her November. She secretly suffers from a terminal illness and lives intensely to be remembered. After falling in love with Charlie, she manipulates events to have him leave in December before her death.
Winifred is a nun whom Gertrude and Walburga send to pay off the Jesuit students Gregory and Ambrose after they blackmail them. The bungled payoff does not contain the matter: the scandal is made public, further damaging the abbey amid the conflict surrounding Alexandra's rule.
Elsa is one of the five women in a San Diego Wednesday-night mah jongg club who survived a Nazi concentration camp. The women recognize a local restaurant owner as the doctor who experimented on them when they were girls, and Elsa is part of the group that decides to execute him.
Sandy Dennis has 29 screen credits in a career dating back to 1958. Their work is anchored in the 976-EVIL Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Something Evil, A Touch of Love, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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