Rainbow Valley

A former engineer who volunteers to manage the road project while secretly operating as an undercover agent to bust the gang. He must navigate skepticism from locals while pursuing justice, using both intellect and restraint to guide the town’s defense. His leadership and resourcefulness drive the mission to showdown.

The area mailman and unlikely frontline ally who helps rally the town and employs practical, fearless methods to thwart the gang. He uses his street smarts and moment-to-moment courage to support Martin and defend the road work. His improvisational spirit keeps the community engaged and resilient.

The postmistress who begins skeptical of Martin but quickly becomes a trusted ally in the fight against Rogers’ gang. She represents steady judgment and emotional balance within the community, contributing to strategic decisions and the town’s morale. Her courage culminates in standing beside Martin in the climax.

A wealthy landowner who leads the gang to drive out townspeople and buy their land cheaply. He uses intimidation, manipulation of petitions, and coercion to extend his power. His scheming represents the corrupting influence of wealth on a developing town.

A pardoned gang member who returns to town, becoming a pivot point in Martin’s plan and the gang’s dynamics. His presence tests loyalties and complicates the town’s sense of safety. His possible cooperation for personal gain creates tension before the final reckoning.

The authority figure who coordinates the community’s response and issues a call to arms. He embodies the official channel through which the town seeks to mobilize against the gang, balancing law and order with public mobilization.