Tess provides Det. Pam Cherfils with important information about Rachel Kent and Leslie. She explains that the two had been stealing clothes, bags, and shoes, and says Leslie was afraid they would be caught, adding evidence about the conflict preceding Leslie's death.
Dr. Barrett is a therapist consulted about the child's disturbing behavior. She interprets Candace as an imagined figure created to express grief over a deceased mother and anxiety about a new baby. Later, she visits the child in the hospital, recognizes her catatonic state, and plans to contact a specialist, but is involved in a car accident on the way.
Nancy Sivak has 28 screen credits in a career dating back to 1995. Signature works include Imaginary Playmate, Crimes of Mike Recket, The Life. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
