A psychotherapist and one of the survivors of the safari. He is Katie's older brother and is involved in exploring themes related to trauma and familial relationships.

Grew up in the same building as the Stepanovs and has complex ties to the storyline due to his father's involvement with the CIA. His actions impact the direction of the narrative significantly.

An actress who becomes central to the story with her courage and self-sufficiency. Her resilience and intelligence play crucial roles in the unfolding events of the safari.

A Black American man whose experiences on the safari offer insight into perspectives on race and colonialism. His chapters explore themes of bravery and the lingering impacts of colonial history.

A former "great white hunter" whose character reflects themes of masculinity and adaptability in a changing Africa. He features prominently in flashbacks and is associated with the safari industry.

A Tanzanian man employed by Charlie and serves as a point-of-view character, providing insight into local perspectives on tourism and colonial legacy in Africa.

Katie's publicist and a key figure due to his World War II veteran background. He acts as both a protective mentor in Katie's life and becomes central to his and Carmen's character arcs during the safari.