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Juliet’s character serves as the embodiment of rebellion against the oppressive structures. Her backstory is interwoven with that of Holston Becker, the former Sheriff whose tragic arc sets the stage for her journey. The influence of Holston and his wife, Allison Becker, who dies revealing uncomfortable truths about their society, shapes Juliet's resolve to uncover the reality of their existence.
Supporting characters like Mayor Ruth Jones and Deputy Sam Mans provide depth to this threatened environment. Ruth represents a rare, compassionate leadership amidst rigid bureaucracy, striving to advocate for her people's well-being. Meanwhile, Deputy Billings serves as a nuanced figure, grappling with loyalty to the system while questioning the moral implications of their actions.