A young woman at Roosevelt Field who offers Lindbergh her compact mirror before his transatlantic flight. Because the cramped cockpit gives him no direct forward view, the mirror helps him read the magnetic compass above his head. Her practical gesture assists Lindbergh as he prepares for the solo journey.
Marge is Ellen's neighbor and best friend, and the two attend night school classes together. She is with Ellen when they accept a ride home from Larry Retzliff on the night of the first attack. The summary does not describe Marge's later involvement in the investigation or trial.
Janet Stoner is Harry Stoner's wife and a concerned observer of his worsening mental state. After Harry awakens screaming and reenacts old baseball memories in their bedroom, she urges him to seek professional help. Her questions also expose the household expenses and financial pressures contributing to Harry's anxiety.
Patricia Smith has 41 screen credits in a career dating back to 1948. Signature works include The Spirit of St. Louis, Where's Everett?, A Case of Rape. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
