Juan's wife, who manages the restaurant and store at Rebel Corners and deals with insecurities about her marriage. She is characterized by her struggles with isolation and self-worth.

A young mechanic working for Juan, dealing with the trials of adolescence and identity. He is eager to form adult relationships and seeks validation beyond his current circumstances.

A server at Alice's restaurant, who dreams of better opportunities and is infatuated with a Hollywood star. She demonstrates discernment in her interactions and seeks change.

A traveling salesman with a passion for life on the road, embodying a desire for freedom over commitment. He disguises his true desires despite claiming to want stability.

A successful businessman on a family trip to Mexico, hiding insecurities beneath a facade of confidence. He faces internal conflicts tied to his personal life and social expectations.

Elliott's wife, presented as a conventional 1940s housewife who harbors hidden complexities. Her internal conflicts are expressed through her chronic migraines and feelings of unfulfillment.

The 21-year-old daughter of Elliott and Bernice, who seeks adventure and transformation. Her desire for uniqueness introduces tension between her perception of herself and her upbringing.

A passenger on the bus who is critical and challenging due to personal health fears. His brusque exterior hides his deeper concerns and fears about his own mortality.

A passenger who uses her beauty to expose others' desires and vulnerabilities while keeping her own identity a mystery. Her rational demeanor and resilience are central to her character.