Krystal

A working-class single mother with a troubled past who has beaten addiction and seeks stability for her son Bobby. She becomes Taylor's love interest and a catalyst for his emotional awakening, while navigating her own boundaries and past traumas.

An 18-year-old with PAT who is sheltered by his family and obsessed with Krystal. He struggles with fear, impulsivity, and a longing for connection, pushing himself into risky situations and self-improvement attempts through AA and relationships.

A teenager who uses a wheelchair after an intoxicated driver accident. He is Krystal's son and a quiet anchor in the family, navigating conflict and danger with caution.

Taylor's older brother, a free-spirited artist who challenges his brother's beliefs and introduces him to adult experiences like alcohol and marijuana, complicating his quest for self-control.

Owner of an art gallery and an insightful observer of love and human weakness. She provides practical advice and steps away for her own AA meeting, modeling resilience and independence.

Taylor's poet mother who often recites new verses, balancing tenderness with sharp criticism. She supports her son even as family tensions rise.

Taylor and Campbell's father, a writer who rationalizes challenges through prayer and meditation. He fosters a sheltered upbringing and emphasizes a 'good guy' image.

The hospital doctor who treats Taylor's PAT attacks, embodying clinical calm and professional detachment.

Krystal's ex, a controlling figure who stalks Bobby and plays a dangerous role in the conflict around custody and safety.

A fellow AA member who embodies a 'bad-boy' image that Taylor tries to imitate, affecting his choices and behavior around Krystal.