The other central character, an accountant who had a difficult childhood, Erika deals with her complex friendship with Clementine and her ambivalence toward becoming a parent.

Clementine’s husband, who struggles with PTSD after a traumatic event, works to support his wife and family while grappling with traditional expectations of masculinity.

Erika’s husband, an athletic accountant, who is supportive of his wife but also confronts personal issues stemming from a difficult family history.

Clementine and Sam’s young daughters, who play a crucial role in the narrative’s central event that impacts family relationships.

Vid’s wife, who deals with the challenges of her past profession resurfacing during a social event and prioritizes resolving her family's distress.

An affable and extroverted electrician, whose love for hosting and connection with Clementine overlays deeper narrative developments.

Vid and Tiffany’s daughter, a young book-lover, who inadvertently carries guilt from the family event that alters her behavior.

Clementine’s mother, a former social worker who has well-meaning but often misguided influences on her daughter’s relationships.

Erika’s mother, a nurse with a hoarding disorder, whose relationship with Erika adds tension and complexity to the narrative.

An antisocial elderly neighbor, whose past tragedy eventually sheds light on his tough exterior and connections to the story's events.