Taylor Hillridge (played by Emily Osment) is a protagonist in Cyberbully.
The central protagonist and victim of severe cyberbullying. After her brother hacks her social media and a fake profile spreads false explicit rumors, she faces intense online and offline harassment. Overcoming depression and a suicide attempt, she attends a support group, confronts her main bully publicly, and becomes a catalyst for state legislation criminalizing cyberbullying. Samantha Caldone (played by Kay Panabaker) is a protagonist in Cyberbully.
Taylor's close friend who initially tries to protect her from a romantic interest by creating a fake social media profile. This well-intentioned act inadvertently triggers the cyberbullying campaign against Taylor. After confessing her guilt and becoming a target herself, Samantha reconciles with Taylor, attends support sessions, and stands by her during the public confrontation with the main bully. Cheyenne Mortenson (played by Meaghan Rath) appears in Cyberbully.
One of Taylor's friends who initially celebrates her acceptance to the school dance. Like other peers, she distances herself from Taylor after the cyberbullying campaign damages her reputation, reflecting the social isolation victims often face.
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Characters
Taylor Hillridge
(played by Emily Osment) — protagonist
The central protagonist and victim of severe cyberbullying. After her brother hacks her social media and a fake profile spreads false explicit rumors, she faces intense online and offline harassment....
Samantha Caldone
(played by Kay Panabaker) — protagonist
Taylor's close friend who initially tries to protect her from a romantic interest by creating a fake social media profile. This well-intentioned act inadvertently triggers the cyberbullying campaign a...
Cheyenne Mortenson
(played by Meaghan Rath) — supporting
One of Taylor's friends who initially celebrates her acceptance to the school dance. Like other peers, she distances herself from Taylor after the cyberbullying campaign damages her reputation, reflec...
