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Neil (Age 8) is the childhood version of Neil during the 1981 Little League season. He is already discovering his homosexuality when the Coach sexually abuses him and Brian. Neil interprets the abuse as affection, a formative misunderstanding that later shapes his attraction to older men, prostitution, and eventual reunion with Brian.
Christopher is Jane's son and Leslie's brother. Charles swerves to avoid hitting him, causing the crash that kills Lisa, and Michael later assures him that he is not responsible. Christopher runs away afterward and is eventually found at Lisa's grave.
Hunter is Jordan's fourteen-year-old brother, a mischievous monster enthusiast whose gory pranks frustrate the family. He investigates Jordan's transformation, refuses to kill her, seeks help, and leads the fight against the vampires. His hidden heritage allows him to become a werewolf and fulfill the destiny of protecting the castle and town.
Young Steve Saint is Nate Saint's eight-year-old son. He helps his father build a small wooden airplane, learns the Waodani phrase for sincere friendship from Rachel Saint, and urges Nate to learn it before the missionaries attempt peaceful contact with the tribe.
Young Christopher Rocket represents Chris Rockett during the childhood period shaped by Tom Rockett's devotion to golf and emotional distance. His childhood experience of being overlooked in the family helps explain the unresolved hurt Chris carries into his adult relationship with Anne.
Chase Ellison has 25 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Their work is anchored in the Tooth Fairy Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Boy Who Cried Werewolf, That's What I Am, Sunday's Mother. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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