Lolly’s best friend who is playful and musically talented, facing challenges that force him to make crucial choices about his future.

A girl in Lolly’s after-school program with a cognitive difference, who shares Lolly’s passion for building Lego and becomes an important friend in his life.

Lolly's older brother who is deceased before the start of the narrative, with his life choices and legacy profoundly affecting Lolly and his family.

The director of Lolly's after-school program, known for his insightful and patient demeanor, helping Lolly to confront his emotions.

A loving and protective mother dealing with the loss of her son, she sometimes struggles with how to best support Lolly.

Lolly’s mom’s girlfriend, who is supportive and goes to great lengths to help Lolly cope with his grief.

Lolly's father, originally from Trinidad, who values physical strength and is emotionally distant from Lolly.

A positive role model in Lolly’s life, encouraging him to pursue his artistic talents and think about his future.

A fellow participant in Lolly’s after-school program who starts as a bully but grows increasingly mature as the story progresses.