The Hospital Receptionist speaks with Jacob when he tries to contact his regular doctor at the local VA hospital. She tells him that there is no record of him ever having been a patient there and that his doctor died in a car explosion, intensifying Jacob's confusion and suspicion.
Maude Sellers is an elderly neighbor who mistakes Harold for an older man because of his baldness and flirts with him. She later helps Harold's revenge by taking Shelly's place in the motel room, and she eventually becomes enamored with Reedy after meeting him while he cheers for Harold.
Cookie Stein is part of Bullet's dysfunctional family and is presented as his depressed mother. Bullet returns home and apologizes to her for everything he has put her through over the years, giving their relationship one of the story's few moments of remorse and emotional honesty.
Kyra’s seriously ill mother, whom Kyra cares for devotedly by helping her bathe, drink water, rest, and take medication. After Ruth dies, her connection to Kyra remains central to the unfolding crisis.
Mrs. B is the mother of one of the two prank callers and the person who demands that they stop wasting time and find employment. She compares them with the successful Brett Weir, later becomes a target of Tony Scarboni's threats, and is fitted with cement shoes before the leads rescue her during their escape.
Suzanne Shepherd has 36 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Signature works include Lolita, Jerome's Bouquet, A Dirty Shame. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
