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Seth Bullock's wife, represents domestic stability and moral grounding in Deadwood.
Seth Bullock’s devoted wife. She attends the wedding celebration at the Gem Saloon. Her presence influences Bullock’s decision to spare Hearst from the lynch mob, prompting him to choose law and family over vigilante justice.
Naomi is a senior investment banker responsible for handling IPOs. After an earlier project is undervalued, she takes charge of Cachet's offering and continues despite learning the company is hackable. She is betrayed by Erin, loses investor confidence, and is ultimately fired.
A recovering alcoholic and the central protagonist, preparing for a family Christmas celebration twenty years after her daughter's mysterious disappearance. Her plans are shattered when her brother-in-law arrives with a devastating secret, plunging the group into a deadly confrontation.
June Pruitt is Bethany Pruitt’s controlling mother, focused on appearance, respectability, and keeping the household together. She criticizes Bethany and Shayne Pruitt, restricts Bethany’s freedom, stages an intervention, falsely claims that Grandma Pruitt is dying, and admits borrowing Bethany’s money after financial support from Bethany’s father stopped.
Philip's mother who initially restricts his weekend plans but becomes concerned when he goes missing. She investigates his whereabouts and later confronts the situation at the lake. After the car accident, she leaves the hospital without acknowledging Frank and removes her wedding ring, signaling the end of her marriage.
Stormy is an acquaintance of Billy and Buford who lends them masks for their planned pawn-shop robbery. The plan turns dangerous when they discover other robbers are already inside, but the summary gives no further details about Stormy's involvement.
Anna Gunn has 45 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work is anchored in the City Slickers Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Deadwood, Sully, The Apology. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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