Traumatized boy possessed by Asmodeus, silent after a car accident, focal point of the exorcism.
Primary spiritual healer and patient dynamic driving the central plot.
The Pope assigns Amorth to visit the abbey specifically to address Henry's possession after medical tests reveal nothing physically abnormal.
Deep maternal bond strained by trauma and demonic threat.
Julia travels from the United States with her young son Henry and teenage daughter Amy to the Spanish abbey following her husband's death.
Sibling bond tested by shared trauma and supernatural intrusion.
Amy is explicitly described as Henry's teenage sister who experiences intermittent possession during the demonic events at the abbey.
Primary host relationship where the demon exploits psychological wounds.
Henry appears possessed, demands a priest, and the demon uses his car accident trauma to maintain his silence and attack others.
Abstract conflict between bureaucratic doubt and lived trauma.
Sullivan represents institutional skepticism that clashes with the reality of Henry's possession, treating it initially as psychological rather than d...
Distant administrative interest in the boy's condition.
Lumumba observes the tribunal proceedings regarding Amorth's exorcism attempts on Henry, representing institutional oversight.
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