Hallie's younger sister whose accidental contact with Slender Man escalates the supernatural threat, leading to her hospitalization and eventual reflection on the group's fate.
Phil’s daughter, Violet is unsettled by the family’s move and tells her father that she misses her mother. She later disappears but returns, explaining that she ran after hearing a bad person. She reveals that she and Rose were twins and that Rose died with their mother in a childhood house fire.
Glory is Kay and Mark Adams's young autistic daughter, about the same age as Bethany "Coke" Ferguson. Jack initially finds caring for her challenging, but gradually develops a positive connection with her and helps her gain admission to a school. Glory's way of contemplating the sky is echoed by Jack at the film's ending.
Alice is studying and learning to play poker when Sherry visits Abby’s household. She talks about school, dating, and family changes, explaining that she is not allowed to date until she is sixteen. Sherry tries to act affectionately toward her despite the emotional distance between them.
Missy is one of the teenagers waiting outside a nightclub in 1984 and is described as a music fan. As part of the group of eighth graders, she joins the conversations about music and other topics while they wait for the club to open and face the approaching return to school.
Taylor Richardson has 13 screen credits in a career dating back to 2011. Signature works include Slender Man, Judy Pipkins Is Home Again, Shadow Vaults. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
