Raine is a stubborn and blunt 17-year-old who hides her deep anger and vulnerability behind bold humour and a “mean” exterior. Forced to grow up too soon, she has learned to rely on herself and keep others at a distance, making her an outsider in her hometown. Despite dreaming of escaping to a bigger city and becoming someone entirely different, she feels trapped by her family’s financial struggles and the belief that she will never leave. Raine convinces herself she can survive anything, but when it comes to her best friend, Tristan, the one person she truly cares about, her guarded exterior begins to crack. Trying to forget about a violent crime scene Raine was involved in, her psyche begins to deteriorate, leaving her questioning what is real and what is fabricated in her own mind. Please Note: This character is smoking on camera in one scene (Prop Cigarette)

Tristan is an empathetic and loving 17-year-old who appears confident and popular in Eastbrooke, but hides the loneliness and emotional weight she carries at home. With a mother who is rarely around and a stepdad whom she barely knows, she finds comfort in her best friend Raine’s chaotic life, where she feels like she truly fits in. Unlike Raine, Tristan struggles to hide what she feels, often wishing she could be as guarded and unreadable as Raine. As she is forced to confront the realities of growing up, Tristan begins to lose the innocence she once held onto, realizing that the world is not as safe or simple as she once believed. But beneath their deep friendship, Tristan is keeping one secret from Raine: the true depth of her feelings for her. These feelings become complicated when she notices a darkness in Raine that was never there before. Please Note: This character is smoking on camera in one scene (Prop Cigarette)

Susan is Tristan’s mother, who works long nights at the hospital as a doctor. After losing her husband five years ago, she buried herself in her career to cope with the grief, leaving her emotionally and physically exhausted. Although she comes from a well-off family and still takes pride in looking put together, she often appears worn down and distant. After meeting Dean, her boyfriend of a few months, she began paying less attention to Tristan, but she finally appears happy for the first time in years, so Tristan never complains.

A former great wizard, obstinate without the ability to back it up, basking in his former glory, and struggling to be who he once was. He dismisses any thought of viewing himself as anything else other than a great wizard until he’s faced with a problem he can’t solve alone and he’s forced to take on a different mantle.

A very persistent and jovial attitude. Untrained in magic, but with raw innate magical ability. She is looking to Dorian for a mentor at her craft.

A calm and earnest goblin who is trying to relate to his friend. Long time friend of the wizard. **Actor must be comfortable with prosthetics**

A practiced doctor, generally knowledgeable on sicknesses in this magical world. Straight-forward and a little blunt with her diagnosis, but is empathetic towards her patients’ situations.

Does not know about magic. They want their magical watch fixed, but have doubts on whether or not it will be.

A charming, yet socially inept young man, who has never had a long-lasting relationship. His dry wit is often off-putting to many, as it acts as a natural defence mechanism. He is selfdestructive and always thinks the worst of people until they prove him otherwise. He’s morally complex and emotionally oblique. However, he’s trying to change his ways…

An intelligent, girl-next-door type, who seems to be Dashiell’s perfect match, sharing similar interests, hobbies, and a dry sense of humour. She has no problem calling people out when they’re being rude, including Dashiell. Beth is a free spirit, who wants to experience life and all that it throws her way.

Direct and observant. He is the social butterfly of the group, the glue who keeps his friends united. He notices when something is off and isn't afraid to say it. He is Dashiell’s friend but is not afraid to call him out on his behaviour.

Rational and straightforward. He tends to look at situations more logically, and less emotionally. He is a listener, more on the introverted side, but he cultivates a small group of friends who he cares for deeply. When Dashiell starts to overthink, he brings him back to reality.

Blunt and confident. She is not (and doesn't try to be) patient, she acts. Carmen is outspoken and only keeps a few people close to her heart. She doesn't try to decode Beth’s message. Instead, she pushes Dashiell to act rather than spiral.

A guy at a party!

Tall and athletic. The most confident in the room, contrasting with Dashiell. No dialogue.

Chuck is an ambitious but insecure young man, constantly plotting ways to make people take him seriously for a sense of validation he’s unaware he needs. Chuck is deep down the rabbit hole of online hustler culture, revering those who project hyper masculine and capitalist ideals in the hopes of combatting his deep-rooted fears of unworthiness and insignificance. Always looking ahead, trying to make moves and run from who the man underneath the facade might be, Chuck does not live or cherish the present moment, but learns to find solace and truth in presence thanks to The Frog.

A handsome, charismatic man with an unbridled sense of arrogance and entitlement over the minds of young men. The Podcaster believes in the notion that no one owes anyone anything, and the only way you get what you want in life is through taking it by force, dominating people’s attention, and working out vigorously.

Carol is Chuck’s mother. She is an intensely guarded and private person, fiercely protective of her garden and her individuality. She has deeply intertwined herself with her garden and the sense of control she can possess over it. Carol has built her life around routine and preservation, but driving that rigidity is a loneliness and difficulty letting go of the abandonments from her past (namely, by Chuck’s father). In this obsession with nature, she has become disconnected from other people, particularly her own son.

The Boss is a cold and commanding business executive whose validation Chuck desperately seeks. The Boss represents the personification of everything Chuck believes he should want in life - namely, power and attention. A deeply intimidating and effortlessly authoritative presence, The Boss does not give out approval freely, which makes Chuck seek it out obsessively.

(VOICE ONLY) An atemporal being with a booming voice and command over the surrounding natural world. This being presents to Chuck in the form of a Frog who resides by the Pond in Carol’s backyard. The Frog is a fount of ancient wisdom who teaches Chuck to focus on the present and let go of his notions of what the future should be.