Dad’s daughter, whose full name is Anna Elizabeth and whose nickname comes from Raggedy Ann, she is one of the few surviving females. Traveling disguised as a boy, she learns to use a shotgun, helps defend herself and Dad from attackers, and removes a pellet from his wound. She comforts him after he breaks down.
The older of Laura’s daughters. She discovers a second ribbon reading goodbye in a saved cupcake and witnesses the eerie forest tea party. During the climax, she bravely grabs a kitchen knife to defend her family, hides with her sister, and is rescued after her mother defeats the killer.
Louise is the daughter in the family whose conflicts are discussed during counseling. She resents Susan Howard's excessive protection and restrictions, becomes increasingly rebellious, leaves detention, and breaks rules about traveling alone. Her return home and discovery of Bob Howard with Judy Small becomes the decisive event exposing the family's apparent betrayal.
Anna Pniowsky has 3 screen credits in a career dating back to 2018. Signature works include Light of My Life, He's Out There, Bad Therapy. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
