First Kid

Sam Simms is a dedicated Secret Service agent tasked with protecting the President's son, navigating the complexities of adolescence while balancing his professional duties. Initially focused on career advancement, he evolves emotionally as he connects with Luke, reflecting on his own past and the importance of empathy.

Luke is the rebellious 13-year-old son of the President, struggling with the pressures of his privileged life and the challenges of adolescence. His journey from being bullied to standing up for himself illustrates significant personal growth and resilience.

Wilkes is Sam Simms' superior, responsible for assigning him the unusual task of protecting the President's son. His decisions drive the plot and create tension as he balances the safety of the President's family with the challenges posed by Luke's behavior.

Rob serves as the antagonist in Luke's life, representing the bullies that torment him at school. His interactions with Luke highlight the struggles of growing up under the pressure of peer dynamics and the emotional scars left by bullying.

Morton is the Secret Service director who imposes security measures that create tension during the school dance situation. His character represents the stringent rules of the Secret Service, emphasizing the constant threat faced by the President's family.