A white man in his late 40s dealing with depression following his son's suicide. His disillusionment with the community and grief preoccupy him.

A black woman in her 30s, who works as Russ and Bev's maid. She is polite, professional, and largely keeps her opinions to herself at work.

Karl is a white man in his 30s, with a tendency to meddle in community affairs, while his wife, Betsy, is pregnant and hearing impaired.

A well-intentioned white clergyman in his late 20s, attempting to offer emotional support to Russ.

A white couple in their 30s, intending to rebuild and expand a house in the neighborhood. Their actions stir responses regarding race and gentrification.

A black couple in their 30s concerned about gentrification in their neighborhood. Lena is more assertive, while Kevin is initially more laid-back.

Russ and Bev's son, a white man in his 20s, who served in the military and struggled after returning to civilian life.

Kathy is linked to the Lindners as their daughter and is a lawyer for Steve and Lindsey. Tom is Kevin and Lena's lawyer, trying to maintain order in discussions.

Francine's husband, a black man in his 30s, who offers assistance to Russ and Bev and acts as a peacemaker.

A tactless white construction worker in his late 40s who disruptively engages with others during the house's renovations.