Katie's boyfriend who pressures her into sexual activity and attempts to sexually assault her at a laser tag arena. His actions serve as a major conflict that triggers Calvin's protective and redemptive actions.
Aiden is one of Jesse’s longtime friends and part of the group preparing to leave for college. During their conversation, he treats sexual attraction through crude rankings, contributing to the argument about male and female desire. His blunt attitude helps expose the different expectations and tensions within the friendship.
Mac is the central teenage protagonist, trapped by Duncan’s control and abuse while pursuing a relationship with Missy. He plans to escape town for an English program overseas, quits football after Duncan’s death, and becomes increasingly isolated as he and Missy confront the consequences of the violence and the murder accusation.
The protagonist and heir to the family orchard. Secretly gay and in a relationship with Charlie Green. Undergoes conversion therapy to please his parents. Forced by his father to study Agribusiness instead of attending Berklee College of Music. Reconnects with Charlie, experiences a brief awkward romance with Suzy, and is eventually discovered with Charlie. Ultimately reconciles with his father to pursue music and live openly with his partner.
Michael Grant has 26 screen credits in a career dating back to 2005. Signature works include Forsaken, Pitching Tents, Summer of 8. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
