Character Relationship Map: Voodoo Possession

Characters

• Kross (played by Danny Trejo) — protagonist

  Kross is Cody’s research partner in recorded hospital experiments involving voodoo and seizures. As the supernatural crisis intensifies, he becomes convinced that a blood sacrifice is required and inj...

• Aiden Chase (played by Ryan Caltagirone) — supporting

  Aiden Chase joins the search after Bree is taken into the spirit world and discovers that his own memories are the path to finding her. Guided by Happy Man, he revisits memories shared with Cody and B...

• Cody Chase (played by David Thomas Jenkins) — supporting

  Cody Chase is a doctor who ran a mental health hospital in Haiti and disappeared with earthquake relief money. Once praised for humanitarian work, he also had a troubled history and conducted voodoo e...

• Bree Nelson (played by Kerry Knuppe) — supporting

  Bree Nelson is involved in the investigation of Cody’s vanished hospital and the disturbing disappearances connected to it. She is ultimately taken into the spirit world, making her disappearance the...

• Happy Man (played by Tomas Boykin) — supporting

  Happy Man is a traumatized former school principal and patient at Cody’s hospital. He draws mysterious symbols, appears able to influence other patients, and later guides Aiden through memories connec...

• Bob (played by Dominic Conti) — supporting

  Bob is the brothers’ stepfather and the source of a buried childhood trauma. He abused Cody, and Aiden helped poison him after promising to protect his brother. Bob’s remains were hidden in a basement...

• Young Aiden (played by Sloane Morgan Siegel) — minor

  Young Aiden represents Aiden Chase during the childhood events hidden by trauma and hypnosis. As a child, he helped poison Bob after promising to protect Cody, an act that became the source of lasting...

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Kross → Happy Man (Professional Investigator And Subject) — Kross studies Happy Man but later becomes increasingly influenced by the sacrifice theory surrounding him.

  Kross appears with Cody in recorded footage documenting experiments involving patients, including the hospital's most disturbing patient, Happy Man.

• Cody Chase → Happy Man (Professional Doctor And Patient) — Cody's treatment of Happy Man connects the hospital's medical work to the supernatural investigation.

  Cody ran the mental health hospital, while Happy Man is identified as one of its patients.

• Cody Chase → Kross (Professional Research Collaborator) — They work together on the hospital's disturbing experimental research.

  Video files show Cody and Kross documenting an experiment involving voodoo and seizures.

• Young Aiden → Aiden Chase (Temporal Past Self) — Young Aiden embodies the memories Aiden must confront to understand the present crisis.

  Aiden enters memories from his childhood and eventually recovers the truth about what happened to him and Cody.

• Young Aiden → Cody Chase (Family Protective Brother) — Young Aiden represents the childhood version of Aiden's protective bond with Cody.

  The childhood memories show Young Aiden helping poison Bob after promising to protect his brother Cody.

• Bob → Cody Chase (Family Abusive Stepfather) — Bob's abuse becomes the source of Cody's trauma and the family's long-term guilt.

  The recovered memories reveal that their stepfather, Bob, abused Cody.

• Aiden Chase → Cody Chase (Family Brother) — Their sibling bond is central to the investigation and Aiden's recovery of buried memories.

  The plot identifies Cody as Aiden's brother and reveals that Aiden promised to protect him during their childhood.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Bree Nelson → Cody Chase (Narrative Investigation Connection) — Bree's disappearance is directly tied to the unresolved mystery of Cody's fate.

  Bree becomes involved in the investigation into Cody's disappearance and is later drawn into the supernatural consequences surrounding his hospital.

• Kross → Bree Nelson (Alliance Investigation Teammates) — They are connected through the investigative group confronting the hospital's disappearances.

  Bree is part of the investigation at the hospital, while Kross is shown investigating the hospital and its supernatural events.

• Aiden Chase → Bree Nelson (Alliance Rescue Allies) — Aiden's search is driven by the need to recover Bree.

  Aiden joins the search after Bree is taken into the spirit world and discovers that his memories are the path to finding her.

• Happy Man → Aiden Chase (Narrative Guide) — Happy Man provides the supernatural guidance needed for Aiden's memory journey.

  With Happy Man's guidance, Aiden enters memories shared with Cody and Bree to recover the truth about his childhood.

• Aiden Chase → Bob (Conflict Mortal Enemy) — Aiden's childhood resistance to Bob creates a violent and guilt-laden conflict.

  Aiden helped poison Bob after promising to protect Cody from him.

Story Analysis

A hospital investigation exposes how supernatural punishment is intertwined with buried family trauma, guilt, and broken promises.

Plot Progression

1. The Vanished Doctor — News reports introduce Cody's disappearance, the missing relief money, and his troubled public history. Investigators then travel to the isolated Haitian hospital.
2. Evidence in the Hospital — The investigators encounter bloody handprints, a substance emerging from the walls, and an anonymous lead to Cody's recordings. The footage reveals Cody and Kross's experiments.
3. The Curse Takes Hold — Happy Man's symbols and influence suggest that the hospital's experiments have crossed into the supernatural. Kross adopts the belief that sacrifice is required, and disappearances worsen.
4. Bree Beyond the Veil — Bree is taken into the spirit world, forcing Aiden into the search. Happy Man guides Aiden toward memories that connect Bree's disappearance with Cody's trauma.
5. The Buried Family Guilt — Aiden recovers the truth about Bob's abuse, the poisoning, and the hidden basement remains. He realizes that family guilt, rather than Bob alone, has become the monstrous tormentor.