Marian Crellin

Marian is Camille's younger sister, glimpsed in flashback as a pale, delicate child who spends much of her time in bed, doted on by their mother. She is quiet, watchful, and clearly cherished in a way that sets her apart from the rest of the household — a small ghost stitched into Camille's memory of Wind Gap.

Lulu Wilson gives Marian a stillness that feels wrong before you know why, a child who seems to understand more about her own fragility than a child should. The show uses her sparingly, in fragments of memory, and that restraint is the point — she haunts the present without ever needing to explain herself.