Tom's twin sister, a well-known poet with a history of mental health challenges, whose journey to find truth and creativity is pivotal to the narrative.

The oldest Wingo sibling, known for his physical strength and protective nature, who remains rooted in their hometown and embodies a connection to nature.

The Wingo family matriarch, a strikingly beautiful and imaginative woman, whose complex relationship with her children and aspirations drive much of the family dynamic.

The domineering and abusive father of the Wingo siblings, whose relationship with his family is marked by violence and a struggle for control.

Henry's mother and the carefree grandmother of the Wingo children, her free-spirited nature and unconditional love provide solace to her grandchildren.

Tolitha's husband and the grandchildren's beloved grandfather, known for his gentle nature and religious fervor, who shares a special bond with Luke.

Tom's calm and centered wife, a doctor whose relationship with Tom is strained but significant to his personal journey.

Savannah's psychiatrist, a perceptive and empathetic character who becomes deeply involved in the Wingo family's story.

Susan's teenage son, who finds guidance and mentorship in Tom, helping him grow and develop through football.

Lila's second husband and the wealthiest man in Colleton, representing both power and past conflicts for Tom.

A menacing figure from the Wingo family's past, symbolizing fear and trauma that haunt the family's memories.