Meyer's daughter. The series highlights Meyer's strained personal relationship with her, which intersects with her political narrative.
Dara is the central character, returning home two years after running away from her family because of post-partum depression. She tries to regain Danny's trust, build a relationship with Isabel, and find the courage to confront Katherine, while living with Jack and Audrey.
Nadia Wilson is the young woman David follows and studies through Facebook before the story reveals that she is his daughter, a medical student. David later discusses Greg with her and reunites with her and his former wife, making Nadia central to the explanation of his private grief and behavior.
Emma Daigle is romantically involved with Casper Cote and forces him to confront the consequences of their relationship when she reveals that she is pregnant. She asks whether they can make things work and whether he loves her, but later calls them only harvest friends, leaving Casper hurt and uncertain.
Jen Dunham becomes one of Beckett's close companions at Hamilton. The synopsis identifies her as part of Beckett's growing circle of friends, but does not specify her actions in investigating the school's history or responding to Beckett's fears. Her connection to Beckett is established, while further details about her role are not given.
Sarah Sutherland has 10 screen credits in a career dating back to 2011. Signature works include Like a House on Fire, Chronic, Snuggle Bunny: Man's Most Lovable Predator. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
