Character Relationships in Mara

Kate (played by Olga Kurylenko) is a protagonist in Mara. A criminal psychologist called to investigate the sleep paralysis demon Mara. She becomes marked by the entity while uncovering a pattern linking the victims through shared guilt. Mara (played by Javier Botet) is a protagonist in Mara. A supernatural sleep demon that targets individuals paralyzed by guilt. It progresses through four stages of paralysis, marking, contact, and death, appearing as a dark physical entity. McCarthy (played by Lance E. Nichols) appears in Mara. A police detective who commissions Kate Fuller to investigate the deaths. He helps uncover the victims hidden pasts, including a chef responsible for a school food poisoning tragedy. Helena (played by Rosie Fellner) appears in Mara. The mother of Sophie and wife of Mr. Wynsfield. She becomes convinced that Mara killed her husband, is committed to an institution, and is later found murdered by the demon. Sophie (played by Mackenzie Imsand) appears in Mara. The daughter of Helena and Mr. Wynsfield. She is later identified as a victim of Mara in the final stage of the curse, found in sleep paralysis by Kate.

Character Relationship Map: Mara

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Characters

Canonical Relationships

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Story Dynamics

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Story Analysis

A criminal psychologist investigates a sleep demon whose curse feeds on unresolved guilt and ultimately turns the investigator into a target.

Plot Progression

  1. The Demon Investigation
  2. Marks In The Darkness
  3. Kate Becomes Prey
  4. Guilt Reveals The Pattern
  5. The Hospital Threshold

Directed by Clive Tonge

Mara (2018) · 5.7/10 · crime, horror, thriller

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