Inferno

A haunted drifter who escalates from drinking to violent vigilante justice after trauma from his Army days. He shows ruthless determination to retrieve his motorcycle and mete out revenge, yet also hints at strategic planning when manipulating rivalries. His moral compass is murky, allowing both protector-like acts and brutal killings.

A former ally who reappears to aid Eddie and ultimately sacrifices himself to distract attention from Eddie. He embodies loyalty and grit, acting as a catalyst for Eddie's pursuit of revenge. His presence underscores the costs of camaraderie in a town built on violence.

A friend of Johnny who becomes a confidant for Eddie. She navigates the violence with resilient practicality, aligning with Eddie despite the turmoil. Her role anchors the human impact of the town’s strife and the quest for protection.

A diner regular who helps tidy up the aftermaths, acting as a pragmatic fixer in a violent town. He embodies sly, resourceful survival instincts and a willingness to get his hands dirty for the greater good. His presence highlights the gray morality of a community steeped in conflict.

An older gunsmith who frees Eddie and supplies him with firearms, becoming a mentor-figure in the cycle of violence. His actions reveal a pragmatic but morally ambiguous stance toward crime and power. He uses leverage and knowledge to influence outcomes.

The youngest Hogan brother who is targeted by Eddie and represents the new generation of local gangsters. His fate intersects with the town's violent feud, highlighting the cost of vengeance and cycles of retaliation.

A Hogan brother who confronts Eddie in a final duel; his death and the ensuing town reaction reveal the consequences of vendetta. He embodies the masculine code of honor and the brutal enforcement of gang rivalries.

An associate of the Hogan crew who personifies the local gang network. He engages in violent skirmishes with Eddie and the Heathens, illustrating the network of crime that underpins the town's chaos.

An elder figure in town commerce who operates within a weathered, semi-lawless economy. His presence signals how local power dynamics fund the cycle of violence and influence outcomes behind the scenes.

An elder woman in the market scene who reflects the town’s older generation and their stake in a fragile social order. Her interactions add texture to a community under duress amid ongoing violence.

A member of the town’s social fabric who becomes entangled in local tensions, illustrating how personal ties can complicate and intensify violence in a small community.