Roslyn Taber: A sensitive and somewhat naive woman who is in the process of divorcing her husband. She is trying to find herself and understand what she wants from life. Her character often embodies the themes of vulnerability and searching for meaning.

Gay Langland: An aging cowboy who resists the changing times and clings to the old ways of the West. He becomes romantically involved with Roslyn. Gay represents the rugged individualism and the difficulty of adapting to change.

Guido: A mechanic and World War II veteran who is friends with Gay. He has a tragic past involving the death of his wife, which continues to haunt him. Guido’s character highlights themes of loss and the lingering effects of trauma.

Perce Howland: A young and reckless rodeo rider who is also struggling to find his place in the world. Perce's risk-taking behavior and search for identity mirror Roslyn's journey in some ways, though he approaches it through dangerous and physical challenges.

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