Graham Eaton [2]

Teenagers from the residence
Hilary Vandermuller: She is one of the girls in the group, remembered for following the rules very enthusiastically and for her iconic explanation about her homosexual "roots" related to boarding schools.
Sinead Lavenish: The gothic/punk style girl at camp who constantly rebels against Mary Brown's attempts to make her look hyper-feminine.
Jan: Another inmate from the group of women who wears the pink uniform and goes through the ridiculous reorientation steps.
Clayton: Camp participant seeking to redirect his behavior.
Dolf: A young man who shares experiences at the center.

"True Directions" staff
Mary Brown: The strict and conservative director of the camp.
Mike: A former homosexual turned counselor at the center.

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Graham is rebellious, direct, confident in her sexual orientation, and quite defiant of True Directions' rules. Unlike Megan, she doesn't seem to be trying to convince herself she's heterosexual: Graham is already comfortable with who she is, although she's afraid to live openly as a lesbian due to pressure from her family.

He also has a sarcastic, independent, and provocative nature. He doesn't take camp rules too seriously and often questions them. At the same time, beneath this defiant attitude lies a more vulnerable side: his father threatens to cut off his financial support and other privileges if he doesn't change his orientation, which explains part of his inner conflict.

Graham has an androgynous, tomboyish appearance. She has short, dark hair, prominent eyebrows, and defined facial features. Her clothing is quite simple and far removed from the stereotypical feminine style the film associates with the True Directions girls. Her image conveys a more rebellious and carefree attitude. Sources describing the character also specifically identify her as a tomboy and a "soft butch" type.