Prudence's frightened cub who repeats the clerics' teaching that sinners deserve punishment.
Randy hides against his mother with his eyes shut and asks her to make Mongo go away. When Prudence describes the clerics' violence and the transformation, he calls it divine judgment and says sinners receive what they deserve.
His automatic repetition shows the same religious ideology that condemned Tina's dancing remains active in the next generation.
A small male ursine cub trembling with his eyes squeezed shut.
Randy demonstrates the persistence of the clerical culture that created Tina's trauma.