Let Him Go (2020) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A retired sheriff who reluctantly joins his wife Margaret to rescue their grandson. He tracks the Weboys, survives a brutal attack where his fingers are chopped off, and later infiltrates their home t...
A violent and abusive husband who marries Lorna for convenience. Under his mother Blanche's orders, he assaults Margaret and brutally chops off George's fingers. He is later knocked unconscious by Geo...
A kind young Native-American who assists the Blackledges by providing shelter and directing them to Bill. He later helps Margaret locate George and safely escorts her out of the burning Weboy house.
Donnie's uncle who initially helps the Blackledges find the Weboys but later attempts to assault Margaret at the motel. He engages George in a physical fight during the climax and is accidentally shot...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
George is told to look for Bill Weboy because Bill is Donnie's uncle. Bill later joins Donnie and the other Weboys in attacking the Blackledges.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Bill attempts to take advantage of Margaret at the motel, and George points his revolver at him. During the final raid, George fights Bill inside the...
Donnie participates in the assault on George and chops off George's fingers with a hatchet. George later confronts Donnie at gunpoint during the rescu...
Peter provides George and Margaret with food and warmth, directs them toward Bill, and later helps Margaret locate George and escape the burning house...
A grieving couple's attempt to recover their grandson becomes a violent confrontation with the family controlling him.
Directed by Thomas Bezucha
Let Him Go (2020) · 6.8/10 · crime, thriller, western
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