Arrogant, antagonistic, and misunderstood. Lucas is the son of a wealthy conservative politician, and if not for the love of his sick grandmother, would have ran away years before. He yearns to freely explore a life that hasn't been approved of and laid out for him. No stranger to the change efforts of conversion therapy, Lucas is angry and suppresses a mountain of frustration as he navigates the program. Gibson utilizes Lucas in an exercise with the boys, tapping into a preferred aggressive and masculine expression he can see festering within. Though he lashes out and pushes others away, he yearns to be included within the small community the camp harbours. Unexpectedly, he befriends Blake after they are placed in the same cabin. Attracted to his kindness, Lucas is caught off guard by how quickly he connects with Blake.
