Bad Company

A small-time gang leader who persuades Drew to join his crew. He is street-smart, rough, and confident, using charm to mask his ruthlessness. His authority over the gang is challenged as the group encounters bigger players and danger on the frontier.

A wary, morally conscious boy coerced into gang life after his family loses their fortune. He is determined to protect his own sense of right and to seek revenge for betrayals, showing resilience beyond his years.

One of the elder gang members who demands loyalty and tests Drew’s allegiance. He embodies the rough dynamics and competitiveness within the crew, often acting as a pressure point for risky schemes.

A member of the Logan brothers who participates in robberies and chases after quick wealth. His actions contribute to the gang's downfall and the escalating cycle of violence.

A practical, streetwise member who often handles the gang’s schemes. He’s tough, sometimes greedy, and mirrors the moral compromise of the group.

The youngest member who often struggles with the violence and seriousness of their acts. His youth highlights the brutal nature of their world and the costs of crime.

A ruthless gang leader who wields power from the shadows with his thugs. His presence raises the stakes, intensifying the violence and danger in every raid.

One of Big Joe's enforcers, eager to strike fear and enforce obedience. He embodies the brutal enforcement on the frontier.

A settler's wife who briefly crosses paths with the boys and stands as a moral counterpoint to their actions. Her appearance underscores the human cost of frontier life.

Drew’s father who offers his blessing and money to send his son West, highlighting the fragile economic bonds that drive children into danger.

A minister who provides shelter and a moment of moral reflection amidst the boy’s descent into crime, representing a brief beacon of hope and guidance.

The minister’s wife who receives a stolen purse back and represents people who become accidental witnesses to the boys’ misdeeds.