Thomas Hewitt (25) — A towering, physically imposing man with a childlike mind fractured by lifelong trauma. Standing 6'4" with a massive build, he hides his severe facial deformity behind a stitched human-skin mask and communicates only through guttural sounds, crude notes, or basic sign language taught by his mother.

Raised under the authoritarian control of Charlie Hewitt and the warped “affection” of Luda Mae Hewitt, Thomas exists in a constant state of obedience, fear, and confused loyalty. He works at the family-linked slaughterhouse, where the brutality of the job mirrors the violence embedded in his upbringing.

Territorial, easily overwhelmed, and emotionally stunted, Thomas oscillates between unsettling gentleness and explosive rage. The basement of the Hewitt house is both his sanctuary and prison — a place where he feels useful, protected, and close to the only family he knows, no matter how twisted their bond.