Jenny Kirk:
1. Bleaches her hair, her natural hair color is brown.
2. Was only taught how to use a gun by Micah, prior to that, she only ever used a bow and arrow for hunting, and this is why she prefers the bow. She's insanely skilled with it. While hunting game with her brothers and father in the past, her brothers would have rifles.
3. She often stands in Micah's blind spot to fill it in for him when he's in camp and they're catching up, it makes him feel safer, as he is an insanely paranoid person and not close with his goons at all. She on the other hand, becomes very close to many of them since she stays in camp and manages everything. She could easily form a coo and overthrow him if she wanted to, but just wouldn't.
4. Outside of the low honor ending, she was only ever wanted alive for questioning, as the public knew she was deeply associated with Micah, but had no proof she ever committed any crimes, nor knew if she was an unwilling hostage or not. Despite this, her wanted poster still names her "Jenny Bell" as an alias.
5. She initially scolds and treats her men like annoying teenage boys she's raising, which is ironic because once her son is an actual teenager, she's so insanely distant from him (detachment issues caused by Rainer and Daisy's deaths, her getting used to not becoming attached to the goons that do join later as she knows many will die, and the distance caused by being apart from IV for so long), that he doesn't even get that treatment, he's treated more like she should have been treating the goons- more blunt and cold and distant.

Micah Bell the Fourth / Four / IV:
1. Micah raises IV via being very neglectful and distant. He plans to run with him one day, but has little interest in him until he can hold a gun, meaning until he's around 15, he's Jenny's problem. He thinks that being too close to him will make him soft.
2. IV grows up to be a lot more skittish, but still very narcissistic and sadistic, too.
3. He has an Oedipus complex.
4. His mother's over-correction (completely refusing to talk about Micah with him to the point of lashing out when he tries to pry) causes IV to look into Micah more himself. Due to his only sources being newspaper clippings and word of mouth from people in the areas of his reign of terror, his idea of Micah becomes very exaggerated and often wrong. The more IV obsessively looks into Micah, the more he wants to become [his idea of] him.
5. He doesn't remember a lot from his time in Hagen, but his most vivid memories are him being comforted and coddled by his mother, something he misses and no longer gets to experience anymore.

Daisy Bell:
1. Micah raised Daisy with the opposite mindset of how he'd go about raising IV, he is extremely attached to her, overprotective, and spends a lot of time with her when he is in camp.
2. Micah is more directly the cause of her death as he was an asymptomatic carrier in the sickness arc, and being constantly around her caused him to give her the illness.
3. Had she grown, she would have turned out a lot more like Micah with her ideals and brutality. Basically the opposite of IV.
4. Although Micah completely refuses to talk about it / admit he's upset with her death (he acts like he's unbothered, which upsets Jenny), he becomes a lot more aggressive, irritable, and brutal for a while, directly resulting in him murdering that little girl that causes Cleet to flee.
5. Because of her growing responsibilities and needing to deal with soothing Micah when he is in camp, Jenny hardly ever gets to grieve over Daisy herself. She gets sick soon after and was going to let it kill her, but Micah forces her to go get treated by Henry when he realizes she's ill.

Henry Buck:
1. Henry was completely based off of Jayfeather. I have no idea how obvious this is atp.
2. His real name is oddly Russian, Mikhail Valentine, despite being of middle eastern origin in his family line.
3. He used to be a real doctor in Saint Denis, but had his position sabotaged when he was attempting to expose corruption. He then became wanted as he had to steal to get by- he was caught on a farmer's property, got in a knife fight, and accidentally killed the guy. This is also where he got his chest scar from. Micah hires him because the idea of having a trained doctor in camp in case something goes wrong is comforting, although they almost immediately begin to hate each other and only tolerate each other's presence.
4. Micah only gives him a Glasgow carving rather than killing him later as a way to punish Jenny more directly- Henry's life is in her hands now, so it'll hurt more if she can't treat him or he dies of infection.
5. He cannot shoot a gun to save his life. He gets skittish just holding one, and he can barely use his knife either. Despite only having the one death on his hands- which wasn't even intended to end the person's life -he thinks he's just as bad as everyone else on this mountain.

Rainer Fetting:
1. Rainer was adopted by Germans as a baby, but has Native American blood from an unknown tribe. The details about how all this went down are unknown.
2. Despite being an adopted baby, his parents are insanely absent, he basically raised himself, and learned how to steal in order to feed himself, which eventually grew into kleptomania. He grew up around Van Horn, and due to raising himself, he cannot write or read.
3. He is initiated into the Bell gang after looting Micah's guns. Micah eventually corners him but is more impressed than mad, and realizes he can use his thievery skills, as well as Rainer's excitable / people-pleasing attitude to manipulate him.
4. Jenny lashes out at Micah for allowing a teenager into the gang, and then gives Rainer in-camp chores as assignments in order to protect him before he eventually replaces her as Henry's medical assistant full on. His death is a result of Micah taking him out of camp while Henry and Jenny weren't around to stop them.
5. Although he respects Micah, he thinks Henry and Jenny should run away together and take him with them, and sees them more as his adopted parents than his actual previous adopted parents. While bleeding out, he's only grateful for Micah giving him the chance so that he could meet them.
Bonus bc I love him: After Henry fails to save his life, he goes to burry him some place nice himself, as he knows the goons would just burn his body. He returns and breaks down, the only time you ever see Henry cry.

Zachary Jennings / Mouse:
1. Unlike most of the goons who are brought on out of desperation for money and a meal at the end of the day, Mouse is actually well off and has a supportive family. He just admires Micah and is bored + wants his skills to be acknowledged and noticed.
2. Mouse lost his mother when he was a tot, and only grew up around men (his father and several brothers), which partially explains his misogynistic ideology. Along with how bad it was in society at the time.
3. Mouse eventually comes to respect Jenny more than he does Micah (despite all of the shit he gave her about refusing to want to follow her orders and disliking her presence in camp), however he still only sees her as "a bizarre exception". He's learned nothing.
4. He has a phobia of cats, and avoids the medical den since it's where Ocelot primarily lives.
5. He is aroace. He's never kissed anyone and finds relationships and sex absolutely disgusting. He is fully incapable of sexual or romantic attraction.

Josiah Rudabaugh:
1. He used to be an O'Driscoll with his brother, Webb. Webb died during Colm's run.
2. He almost never talks, usually using little grunts or shrugs in place of full on replies if he can. When he does talk, he uses as little words as possible. Just not a very social guy. He is eerily calm in every situation. Very monotoned. The only time he actually raises his voice is when a goon disrespects whoever his current leader is (including Jenny, who he respects way more than Micah).
3. He's mainly skilled as a sniper, and I consider him to be the sniper at the beginning of American Venom, meaning he does die in the neutral and low honor endings.
4. He used to be a lot more brutal while running with Colm.
5. Jenny chose him to have a fling with because she knew he'd never mention it to anyone, nor would he do anything "out of line" in their sessions.