The central protagonist who leads his crew on adventures in Never Land, solves problems with his friends, and interacts with the audience by having them say Yo-ho-ho to earn gold doubloons for the Team Treasure Chest.
Trapped resident of Chester's Mill facing diminishing resources and rising tensions, with a small group working to unravel the mystery of the dome's origin and fate.
Xavier is the body A inhabits during a weekend trip with Rhiannon to a cabin. A discusses the day previously spent inside Rhiannon's body and considers her suggestion to leave evidence of their existence. A refuses because they feel responsible for preserving the memories and lives of the people they inhabit.
Carol Danvers' father, mentioned in the context of Captain Marvel.
Dylan is Benjamin's fourteen-year-old son, expelled from school and resentful about leaving his friends behind. He retreats into art, becomes close to Lily, briefly welcomes the possibility of leaving the zoo, then admits he misses her and follows Benjamin's advice by confessing his feelings.
A teenager who, along with a friend, creates a fake online persona to cyberbully Ben Boyd into sending explicit photos. He later lies about his identity to Rich Boyd and intervenes in a violent confrontation, getting hit with a hockey stick by Rich.
Scout providing intelligence on enemy movements.
Child version of Lloyd in flashbacks.
Protagonist and young baseball prodigy born with a degenerative spinal disease requiring leg braces. He relentlessly pursues his passion for baseball against his pastor father's wishes, overcomes a devastating ankle injury to succeed at MLB tryouts, and eventually signs with the Montreal Expos.
Protagonist and fairy tale student on the verge of academic failure. Driven by the need to pass a Monday deadline, he sells his Computer of Wonder for magic beans and embarks on a perilous quest to retrieve a stolen magical artifact.
Voice actor portraying minor recurring characters Flick or Jeremy.
Reagan Collins is a quiet seventeen-year-old and peer counselor whose apparent helpfulness conceals his central role in the deaths. He contacts several students, collects money, and directs engineered accidents while exploiting their anger over parental abuse and prejudice. He is the main suspect investigated by Cliff Dawkins.
Colin Ford has 48 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently The Work and the Glory Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Under the Dome, Every Day, We Bought a Zoo. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 7 universes
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