A young Elf who grows into a key leader and healer, playing a crucial role in the alliance against Sauron.
Turk is one of the local troublemakers involved in forcing Tony Hastings off the road and kidnapping Laura Hastings and India Hastings. He does not face the later investigation because he is fatally shot during the botched robbery that also leads to Lou's arrest.
John is the central character, a Scottish man whose Tourette syndrome causes involuntary tics and swearing from childhood into adulthood. He struggles with school, family rejection, assault charges and employment, but gains support from Dottie and Tommy, becomes an advocate for awareness, receives an MBE and tests a nerve-stimulation device.
Senior drill instructor overseeing training.
Garrett is a member of the Pontifex Institute whom James Lasombra kidnaps while trying to understand the cult's activities. James brutally beats him for information, and Garrett reveals that a hospitalized man serves as the entity's speaker, directing James toward Paul and the vessel-related mystery.
A shy Confederate soldier at the plantation. Initially attracted to Julia, he violently beats her when she asks for help, causing her miscarriage. He later finds the General's phone but is killed by Eli with a hatchet.
A character from Owen's past whose relationship is revealed through flashbacks. He is connected to the clandestine affair and the traumatic consequences of the risky medical practice Owen experienced.
A young, mostly silent militia member, Keating is suspected by Gannon and Ford after his journal reveals a desire to attack his old high school. He eventually confesses to the supposed shooting on camera and over the radio, but the police dismiss the confession; he later takes part in the armed standoff.
Jimmy is a motel resident who buys and sells pills and other contraband while dreaming of leaving the motel and eventually taking control of it. He resents Una’s attempts to push him toward responsibility and continues dealing. When he takes valuable drugs, Una hides them as leverage, deepening the conflict between them and affecting Riz and Dallas’s escape plans.
Ari is one of the people Max meets inside Hotel Aurora, among the staff and residents who confront him with his loneliness, self-disgust, and fear of wasting his remaining time.
Robert Aramayo has 20 screen credits in a career dating back to 2011. Their work is anchored in the Kingsman universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, I Swear, Nocturnal Animals. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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