J's girlfriend and fellow high school student. She serves as an associate connected to the protagonist's personal life outside the criminal family.
The recipient of George Hardy's letter, which reflects on life, mystery, and the unusual importance of sheep.
Deanna's twenty-two-year-old daughter and college senior. Initially skeptical of her mother's enrollment, she becomes supportive, joins a sorority, and stands by Deanna during her academic challenges, graduating together at the end.
Teenage neighbor spied on by the boys' drone. Initially pursued by the trio, she later buys a replacement drone with Lily, trades ecstasy for it, re-encounters the boys at the party, and encourages Thor to pursue singing.
Triple A is a popular student with a promiscuous reputation who drives Molly home after the police disrupt the party and Amy cannot be found. During the ride, she and Molly bond over the unfair stereotypes they have both endured, revealing a more sympathetic side beneath their school reputations.
Iris is Isaac's girlfriend of four months and the central figure of the story. After learning that he does not want an exclusive relationship, she keeps him cuffed to a bed and later helps attempt to erase his memory. She ultimately admits her wrongdoing, apologizes, and searches the woods after he is injured.
Amanda is a law student and one of Lucy's roommates. Along with Nadine, she supports Lucy after Max dumps her and encourages her to clear out keepsakes from past relationships. She also confronts Max in Lucy's defense when he appears outside their home, making her a loyal friend through Lucy's romantic upheaval.
Liza is Ezra’s lesbian sister. Shelley mentions her while boasting about the family’s acceptance, and Liza later attends Amira’s bachelorette party with Shelley. Her presence connects Ezra’s family identity to the parents’ public claims of tolerance.
Danielle's former girlfriend heading to law school. She attends the gathering, flirts with Danielle, publicly reveals their past relationship to Max, finds Danielle's unlocked phone, and reconciles with her, leaving the event holding hands.
Molly Gordon has 42 screen credits in a career dating back to 2001. Signature works include The Sheep Detectives, Theater Camp, Life of the Party. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
