Ever's father, a Mexican man whose experiences of violence and addiction contribute to the cycle of trauma within his family. His actions and struggles influence Ever's early life and challenges.

Ever’s mother, who embodies strength and resilience despite her own generational trauma. She seeks stability for her family and works hard to provide a better life for her children.

Ever’s adopted son, who overcomes a troubled past with Ever's guidance. He discovers inner strength through his art and by assisting others, mirroring Ever’s own journey.

Turtle’s mother, Cherokee, and an insightful figure in her family who preserves cultural traditions. She warns Turtle about potential mistakes and passes on cultural heritage through her quilts.

Turtle’s father, initially affected by alcohol addiction but later committed to sobriety and cultural preservation. He teaches Ever and his grandchildren about their Kiowa heritage, enriching their cultural identity.