 | ALEC WILEY: Paralegal in his late twenties, of average height with
tousled hair; sharp-tongued with a biting wit. He is direct and not very discrete. |
 | ERICA WINSTEAD: School department lawyer in mid-thirties.
Professional, intelligent, sensitive person who is becoming frustrated with the system. |
 | ENID PERKINS: Matronly woman in mid-to-late fifties. Roommate of
accused teacher. Old-fashioned and proper. Her own person. |
 | ELIZABETH MATTIOLI: Student teacher and former student of accused
teacher. Early twenties. Idealistic and a little naïve. A gentle and kind person. Dressed
like a preppie. |
 | ROBERTA ELLIS: Middle-aged kindergarten teacher. A
matronly-looking woman accused of assaulting children. Kindly and seemingly patient. She
has gray hair pulled back in a bun. |
 | JIMMY MARTINEZ: Five-year-old boy. Dark-haired, surly with
emotional/mental problems. |
 | ELAINE MARTINEZ: Shy woman of Latin ancestry in her late twenties.
Mother of Jimmy. Mild-mannered and caring mother. She has dark hair, dark eyes and speaks
with an accent. |
 | NANCY McCARTHY: Professional woman in mid-thirties. Intelligent,
articulate person. She has light hair and features, and wears a tailored suit and dark
glasses. |
 | LISA McCARTHY: Five-year-old daughter of Nancy. |