Never Going Back

A practical, ambitious high school dropout who finances a trip for her friend by maxing out her rent money. She often acts as the planner and driver of risk, choosing bold options to escape their dull routine. Her loyalty to Jessie is strong, even when the plan spirals beyond control.

Angela’s best friend and roommate, eager for a fresh start but increasingly overwhelmed by the consequences of their actions. She struggles with the weight of the criminal plan and the stress of keeping up appearances at work. Her resilience surfaces as the situation worsens.

Jessie’s goofy older brother and roommate, involved in a failed drug deal and quick to leap into risky schemes. He creates friction with Angela and Jessie, complicating their already precarious situation. His impulsivity serves as a catalyst for much of the film’s trouble.

Dustin’s friend who breaks into the house and contributes to the escalating trouble. His involvement signals how loosely connected criminals complicate the girls’ plan. He embodies the casual danger surrounding the group.

A porn-addicted roommate who becomes entangled in the plan to rob a cash register. He is initially skeptical but agrees when promised a payoff and a misrepresented deal. His actions contribute to the unraveling of the group's scheme.

Brandon’s boss, depicted as sexist and predatory. His confrontational presence and inappropriate conduct become a turning point when the girls decide to retaliate. He embodies the film’s critique of abuse of power.

The girls’ boss who ultimately fires them after their subpar, high-spirited performance. He represents the harsh consequences of their bad decisions within the workplace setting. His decision creates the final push toward leaving town.

A mutual friend hosting a party where the girls attempt to sober up and find a safe break from their trouble. His home scene acts as a temporary oasis amidst mounting chaos. The encounter foreshadows how plans can pivot in unexpected places.

A former coworker who hints at a party plan that the girls could use to pass time and find shelter. He serves as a narrative bridge to new opportunities but is ultimately a minor influence on the story. His role underscores the web of connections the girls navigate.

A friend of Dustin who joins the plan to recover what was lost in the drug deal. He participates in the sense of a shared get-rich-quick mindset, intensifying the group’s risk. His presence marks how quickly a simple scheme can spiral.