Age 53
The owner of Gas and Dash, Tommy is a former mine worker. After an injury left his back too hurt to return to the mine, he took over the Gas and Dash and is its sole owner/operator.
Father Sean Morrissey
Age 55
Sean Morrissey used to be the leader of a Catholic church back in the old country, before he decided he needed to make a change of pace. He moved to America and began to travel the mining towns, spreading the good word and attempting to improve the world. When he reached Crestview, he found a retiring pastor and a run-down church. This was his new life's mission, and he took to it. He runs a service every Sunday, and the town uses the church for meetings on Wednesday.
Isaac Easton
Age 37
A night bartender at the Stagger Inn, Isaac is well read and has a head for trivia. He comes off as disinterested to most, but is actually somewhat fascinated by the minutiae of other peoples lives.
Chris Montgomery
Age 25
His wife went missing recently, and Chris has been drained by the event. He has a hard time focusing, and feels that the police have done nothing to help him. He's got a suspicion that she ran off with someone else, but damned if he knows who.
Dante Tanner
Age 35
Head of Galt's mining operations in Crestview, Dante is a busy man who feels out of place when not in a high rise. He attempts to give a damn about the operations of the mine, but he really just wants to be rid of it.
Alexander Marquette
Age 33
Representing Sinai Hill research company in the negotiations with Galt Mining, Alexander Marquette is a naturally unlikeable man. However, he is a keen business man, and he has only one goal - to get this site purchased so he can leave it as soon as possible.
Trixie Amanda Carlson
Age: 22
Trixie Carlson (named for her maternal grandmother) grew up in the small town of Mulvane, Kansas, the youngest of four Carlson children. As soon as she was old enough to play, her older brothers made sure that Trixie's Barbie dolls lay neglected in favor of playing Super Mario Bros. and pretending to be superheroes. As she got older, however, Trixie realized there was something she loved even more than Batman – acting. She threw herself wholeheartedly into every theater production she could, and even her parents (who were of the opinion that their daughter ought to focus on something more practical) had to admit that she was talented.
After graduating high school, Trixie attended the nearby community college, but soon became convinced of how few opportunities there were in Mulvane. In the summer after her freshman year at Cowley College, she took all the money she had saved from her part-time job and moved to California, trying to fulfill her dream of becoming an actress. Although she landed a few minor roles in independent films and short-lived television shows, Los Angeles seemed like another dead-end for her. When a friend asked Trixie to accompany her to New York for an audition, she followed, deciding to perhaps try her luck on stage. Through a series of events, she found herself in Colorado, with the opportunity of a lifetime.
