Torn between his aspirations of becoming an endocrinologist and continuing the legacy of his family's pizzeria, Tahoma struggles often with feeling committed to a path in life.

Pragmatic and practical, he is goal-oriented and driven towards improving himself as a person. He often tries to project himself as docile and approachable, innately terrified of the notion that he'll end up just like his father otherwise.

Elias is a soul lost between different points in time. Living in the past and mourning the present, his upbringing between country borders has left him aching for an identity between his Toronto apartment with his mother and his childhood home back in Rochester.

Since his parents' divorce in middle school, Elias has been Tahoma's best friend since migrating with his mother to the city. He's reserved around strangers and people he's distrustful of, but once he comes around, it's hard to get him to shut up.

Defiant and stern, Diya has always avoided letting others mold her into a preconceived version of herself. She pursues what makes her happy and likes the company of others who share this trait. Best friends with Tahoma and Elias, the three make up a gang of rascals who enjoy causing havoc in the West End of Toronto.

Diya is cunning and intuitive, being able to read into things at a deeply precise level. She's able to pick apart the intentions and emotions of others without much trouble, which grants her an advantage when there's something she wants out of someone.