Karma (2015) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Tin
(played by Danai Charuchinta) — supporting
Tin is a monk at the remote temple who gives the novice shelter and guides him through teachings about the dead. He shares the story of Pin and admits he became a monk to correct past mistakes, while...
Uthen / The Mad
(played by Sorapong Chatree) — supporting
The Mad appears amid the turmoil of the final confrontation, when Tin is accused again over Pin and her child. The novice is called for during this disturbance, but the account does not explain The Ma...
Pin
(played by Pympan Chalayanacupt) — supporting
Pin is a woman whose story Tin tells the novice. Her baby cried for days until a Venerable held him; afterward, the child stopped crying but also stopped speaking. The novice later wonders whether a w...
Monk Pak
(played by Yothin Mapobphun) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Tin → Monk Pak
(Professional Senior Monk And Subordinate) — Monk Pak represents the institutional pressure placed on Tin and challenges Tin's failure to live according to monastic expectations.
A senior monk confronts Tin about his conduct, threatens to expose his sins to the villagers, and hears Tin say that he will leave monkhood.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Tin → Uthen / The Mad
(Conflict Confronting Presence) — Uthen / The Mad's appearance intensifies the unresolved confrontation surrounding Tin's alleged sins and the consequences of the past.
During the final confrontation over Pin and the child's suffering, Uthen / The Mad appears amid the turmoil surrounding Tin.
Tin → Pin
(Conflict Accused Wrongdoer) — Pin's history becomes tied to accusations against Tin, making their connection a source of guilt, confrontation, and unresolved moral judgment.
In the final confrontation, Tin is accused again in connection with Pin and the harm done to her child.
Story Analysis
A temple drama links guilt, spiritual discipline, and unresolved consequences through Tin's struggle with confession and monkhood.
Plot Progression
Shelter Among Spirits
— A troubled newcomer reaches a remote temple and receives shelter from Tin. He learns about rituals for the dead, hungry ghosts, and the consequences of grave sin.
Ghosts and Possible Escape
— The newcomer meets Fai and becomes involved in temple tensions. Tin tells the story of Pin, while questions about ghosts, Bangkok, and leaving the temple begin to grow.
Confession Under Pressure
— Tin reveals that monkhood was an attempt to correct his past mistakes. Monk Pak challenges him over his conduct, pushing Tin toward a decision to leave monkhood.
Karma Without Closure
— Tin searches for the absent newcomer and discusses confession and karma with a Venerable. The final accusations over Pin lead to turmoil, refusal, and an unresolved ending.
Directed by Kanittha Kwunyoo
Karma (2015) · 6.3/10 · drama, horror
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(Q26940458), public domain (CC0).
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