Grand Exit

A seasoned investigator and Fletcher's co-investigator, Grayson serves as the pragmatic counterweight to Fletcher's ambition. He values evidence and integrity, pushing back against reckless tactics. After Fletcher's confession, Grayson is disappointed and chooses to walk away, signaling a rift in their partnership. He remains a moral compass who supports truth when the real culprit is revealed.

A mysterious figure at several fire scenes who is later revealed to be Adeline Maxwell. Adrienne's dual identity and the link to Maxwell Glass create a web of motive and suspicion. Her father's life insurance policy with Interoceanic ties her to the case's broader vendetta. Her actions drive the central twist and the question of guilt and innocence.

Fletcher is a former Interoceanic investigator who returns to solve the arson spree. He demands perks and a large bonus, driven by ambition and a relentless pursuit of victory. His methods blur ethical lines, culminating in a confession that he framed an innocent person. He then seeks redemption by restarting the investigation and pursuing the true culprit.

A member of Fletcher's inner circle who assists with gathering clues and supporting the investigation. Noah's presence signals the diverse makeup of the team and the practical, loyal help that underpins complex casework.

A prison official encountered in scenes that intersect with the investigation, representing institutional authority. The warden's role helps ground the story in public accountability and the consequences of crime.

The local police chief who interacts with Fletcher's team, balancing law enforcement capabilities with bureaucratic constraints. His involvement underscores public action against arson and crime.

Head of the fire department tasked with investigating the fires. Mulligan's perspective provides procedural insight into fire investigations and the obstacles of uncovering arson.