Monsieur Walter and Madame Walter's initially restricted fifteen-year-old daughter, who is sixteen when she later meets Georges Duroy again. She becomes a sought-after heiress and is delighted by his attention. Georges uses her affection and her father's eventual consent to pursue marriage and further social advancement.
Roseanne Rogers is a pregnant survivor who escaped the disaster from a lead-lined hospital X-ray room. She arrives at the house and becomes closely connected with Michael, resists Eric's control, gives birth during the group's crisis, and later loses her baby while returning from the city before rejoining Michael.
Scott and Marcia's daughter. Initially unaware of her racial background, displays internalized racism by using a slur about Arthur's visit. Later faces social fallout when the family secret is revealed and navigates teenage life amidst the family's public reckoning.
Susan Douglas has 15 screen credits in a career dating back to 1947. Signature works include Five, Something For An Empty Briefcase, Lost Boundaries. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
