Sadie is a member of the truck-stop group who discusses bodies, work, and future plans with the others. Eventually, Sadie decides that she cannot continue and prepares to leave for family in Fort Smith. Riley comforts Sadie, while Levi is described as a source of future support before their emotional goodbye.
Loux is a parent whose family is struggling with hardship and a father's anger. When Augustus's wife sends young Oscar with food for the family, Loux rejects it as unwanted charity. The encounter exposes Oscar to difficulties beyond his own home and foreshadows the difficult choices he will face.
June Glass is a survivor of a violent and exploitative past who was brought overseas after her mother was murdered. Connected to Larry's trafficking world, she tries to protect a frightened young girl by taking her somewhere safe. She later prepares to leave with Drew and pleads with him not to abandon her.
An aspiring singer and poet living in a cramped Alphabet City apartment. She initially embraces a carefree, creative lifestyle with her friends but later confronts the devastating impact of the AIDS epidemic on their health while navigating her own burgeoning music career.
Sam Quartin has 13 screen credits in a career dating back to 2014. Signature works include Tyger Tyger, Mud and Honey, NY84. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
