lost cause, and must begin to understand that his educational difficulties do not have to define who he is. Juliette Waybourne (portrayed by Meghan Ory) Hiding her depression behind a façade of smiles forced upon her by her emotionally abusive and distant mother, Juliette is often referred to as "Princess" and "Queenie" by Shelby, which is derived from her appearance and behavior, and "Twig" by the rest of the Cliffhangers, due to her weight. Growing up, Juliette continually assaulted and abused herself by means such as bulimia and self-harm. Juliette's narcissistic mother, who has had many husbands over the years, consistently verbally and emotionally abused Juliette during her youth. Unable to achieve the standards set by her mother, nor control any other aspect of her life, Juliette chose physically destructive measures to get the love and attention she craved. After she was sent to the hospital emergency room twice, where she had tubes forced down her throat as a result of anorexia, bulimia and abusing laxatives, Juliette was brought to Mount Horizon. Juliette struggles to understand that her mother's demands of "Why couldn't you be the perfect daughter?" are not her own fault. Ezra Friedkin (portrayed by Kyle Downes) Ezra was adopted at birth by parents who were looking more for a solution to their marital difficulties than for a child to love. When the marriage ended in divorce, Ezra was caught in the middle of his parents' arguments. The experience forced him to be a pleaser, a mediator, a peacemaker, and a rule-follower. To comfort himself, Ezra turned to drugs and began abusing ketamine, on which he nearly overdosed. After Ezra was revived in the ER and spent 10 days recovering, he was sent to Horizon. Although witty and charming, Ezra struggles with his self-confidence and emotional stability in the shadow his parents' divorce cast upon him. Daisy Lipenowski (portrayed by Jewel Staite) Disguising herself beneath a mask of Gothic makeup, black-coloured dark clothing, and body piercings, and finding an interest in tarot cards and death, Daisy refers to herself as Daisy Graves. The only child of wealthy alcoholics, Daisy suffered from years of emotional abuse in her home and believed herself to be an inconvenience to her parents' addiction. When the verbal abuse she faced began to threaten her physically, Daisy assaulted her father with a seven-iron golf club, and was quickly sent to Horizon. Insightful and harshly