A white, Jewish, gay man struggling with guilt and conflict avoidance, whose decisions and relationships drive much of the narrative's emotional tension.

A white, Mormon, closeted gay lawyer whose internal conflict between personal identity and societal expectations causes upheaval in his marriage and career.

Joe’s wife, a white Mormon woman coping with mental illness and addiction, escaping her troubled reality through vivid hallucinations.

A fictionalized version of the historical lawyer, portrayed as powerful and ruthless, whose interactions reveal his complex humanity and societal impact.

A Black gay man, nurse, and former drag queen, who provides compassionate support to those around him while navigating the racial and political complexities of his environment.

Joe's mother, a straightforward and sometimes stern Mormon woman who relocates to New York, ultimately forming a connection with a new community.

A mysterious, powerful figure representing divine intervention, whose presence and messages influence the characters' journeys and decisions.