Micheline Dushane (played by Megan Follows) is a protagonist in Termini Station.
A retail clerk and part-time prostitute living in a small Northern Ontario town. She dreams of escaping her stifling small-town existence and maintains a tense relationship with her mother. Molly Dushane (played by Colleen Dewhurst) is a protagonist in Termini Station.
An alcoholic woman and mother of Micheline. Her drinking habits create significant tension between her and her daughter. Liz Dunshane (played by Debra McGrath) appears in Termini Station.
Molly's daughter-in-law. Valerie Dean (played by Norma Dell'Agnese) appears in Termini Station.
Taxi Driver (played by Greg O'Hara) appears in Termini Station.
Nellie Wing (played by Hanna Lee) appears in Termini Station.
Delaney (played by David James Elliott) appears in Termini Station.
Mona (played by Heather Smith) appears in Termini Station.
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Characters
Micheline Dushane
(played by Megan Follows) — protagonist
A retail clerk and part-time prostitute living in a small Northern Ontario town. She dreams of escaping her stifling small-town existence and maintains a tense relationship with her mother.
Molly Dushane
(played by Colleen Dewhurst) — protagonist
An alcoholic woman and mother of Micheline. Her drinking habits create significant tension between her and her daughter.
Liz Dunshane
(played by Debra McGrath) — supporting
Molly's daughter-in-law.
Valerie Dean
(played by Norma Dell'Agnese) — supporting
Taxi Driver
(played by Greg O'Hara) — supporting
Nellie Wing
(played by Hanna Lee) — supporting
Delaney
(played by David James Elliott) — supporting
Mona
(played by Heather Smith) — supporting
Vicky
(played by Laurie Waller-Benson) — minor
Libby
(played by John Dolan) — minor
Harvey Dunshane
(played by John Dolan) — minor
Molly's son.
Story Analysis
A poignant exploration of female resilience, trauma, and the desperate pursuit of escape from a suffocating small-town existence.