Caspar Morrow

Caspar Morrow
Relatives	Unnamed mother Unnamed father
Occupation	Student
Physical description
Gender	Male
Eye color	Blue
Appearances
Portrayed by	Billy Barratt

Caspar Morrow is a character featured in the Apple TV+ series, Invasion.

A scrappy, soulful, nerdy kid with epilepsy from a lower-class family living on the outskirts of London. It’s him against the world. Caspar and his friends aren’t the losers in school, but they are badly bullied and ridiculed by a select few goons. When an unknown attack hits the U.K., Caspar and his classmates will have to survive on their own – their story becoming a kind of modern-day “Lord of the Flies.” Over the course of the season, Caspar will have to finally – for the first time in his life – break out of his shell.

History

The bus crash

Caspar arrives at school with his friends, where he is bullied by Monty until Mr. Edwards intervenes. He then gets on the bus for a school trip, during which he becomes acquainted with Jamila, who admires his drawing and taste in music. However, on the road, Caspar has a seizure, which distracts Mr. Edwards and ultimately results in the bus going off a cliff.

Caspar joins Jamila in tending to Mr. Edwards, who got the worst of the crash, but he is still blamed by his classmates, specifically Monty and Jerome. Monty later approaches Caspar claiming to be apologetic for his past indiscretions, only to trick Caspar into revealing a secret about himself, which Monty uses to blackmail Caspar and gain leadership among the group.

Climbing the cliff

Now regretting his decision to allow Monty to take leadership of their group, Caspar rescinds his vote, which results in Monty revealing his secret about how his mom ended up in a wheelchair. Having been outed in front of his friends, Caspar decides to climb the daunting cliff to the top and get back to the road. When he does, they find the scattered remains of a satellite, which also happens to resemble one of Caspar's drawings.

Returning home

After coming across an abandoned food truck and hearing an emergency broadcasting report from the radio, Caspar decides to go home, a decision that fractures the group, as half of them decide to remain at the food truck and hope that help comes by.