Larry Johnson is one of the central characters in Sally Face and the best friend of the protagonist, Sal Fisher. He’s known for his laid-back attitude, long brown hair, band tees, and love of heavy metal. Larry comes off as easygoing and funny, often cracking jokes or acting carefree, but underneath that exterior he’s deeply loyal, emotional, and more perceptive than he first appears. He lives with his mother, Lisa, in the Addison Apartments, and quickly becomes protective of Sal when they first meet. Larry is open-minded about the supernatural events happening around them and doesn’t dismiss Sal’s visions or experiences. Instead, he supports him, even when things become dark and dangerous. As the story progresses, Larry’s home life and inner struggles are revealed, showing that he carries a lot of pain beneath his relaxed personality. His character represents loyalty, sensitivity, and the quiet weight of unresolved trauma. He plays a crucial emotional role in the story, grounding Sal while also facing his own battles in a world filled with horror and mystery.