Character Relationship Map: 13 Exorcisms

Characters

• Laura (played by María Romanillos) — protagonist
• Carmen (played by Ruth Díaz) — supporting
• Tomás (played by Urko Olazábal) — supporting
• Padre Olmedo (played by José Sacristán) — supporting
• Jesús (played by Pablo Revuelta) — supporting
• Lola (played by Silma López) — supporting
• Mireia (played by Alícia Falcó) — supporting
• Asunción (played by Cristina Castaño) — supporting
• Enrique (played by Daniel Arias) — supporting

Canonical Relationships

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

• Laura → Lola (Professional Psychiatrist And Subject Of Inquiry) — Lola investigates Laura's situation by questioning Enrique; no direct conversation between Lola and Laura is established in the excerpt.

  Lola is described as a school psychiatrist who tries to question Enrique about Laura and what may have happened.

• Lola → Enrique (Professional Questioner And Interviewee) — Lola seeks information from Enrique about Laura's circumstances; the excerpt does not specify what he tells her.

  Lola, identified as a school psychiatrist, tries to question Enrique about Laura and what may have happened.

• Carmen → Tomás (Family Spouses) — They act together as Laura's parents, scolding her and later allowing Padre Olmedo to intervene.

  The plot identifies Carmen and Tomás as Laura's parents and describes them jointly responding to Laura's condition.

• Laura → Jesús (Family Siblings) — Jesús is identified as Laura's younger brother; the excerpt provides no specific interaction between them.

  The plot states that Laura lives with her younger brother, Jesús.

• Laura → Tomás (Family Father And Daughter) — Tomás tries to protect Laura but resists the exorcism idea before the family allows Padre Olmedo to intervene.

  Laura lives with her father Tomás, who joins Carmen in scolding her and making her pray. He also becomes frustrated when medical evaluations fail to e...

• Laura → Carmen (Family Mother And Daughter) — Carmen's concern for Laura is expressed through strict religious warnings and attempts to control her behavior.

  Laura lives with her mother Carmen, who worries about her health and behavior, scolds her after she returns home, and warns her not to repeat what hap...

Story Dynamics

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

• Laura → Enrique (Narrative Subject Of Inquiry) — Enrique is questioned about Laura's circumstances, but the excerpt does not define their relationship or reveal his answers.

  Lola tries to question Enrique about Laura and what may have happened.

• Asunción → Padre Olmedo (Social Referral) — Asunción connects the family with Padre Olmedo, enabling his involvement in Laura's case.

  Asunción brings Padre Olmedo to Laura's family after Laura says that a demon will not leave her.

• Tomás → Padre Olmedo (Conflict Reluctant Client And Exorcist) — Tomás's skepticism creates initial resistance to Padre Olmedo's proposed intervention, though he ultimately permits it.

  Tomás initially resists the idea of an exorcism, but the family eventually allows Padre Olmedo to intervene.

• Carmen → Padre Olmedo (Alliance Seeker Of Religious Intervention) — Carmen is part of the family that accepts Padre Olmedo's intervention in response to Laura's worsening condition.

  After Laura says that a demon will not leave her, Asunción brings Padre Olmedo to the family, and the family eventually allows him to intervene.

• Laura → Padre Olmedo (Narrative Exorcist And Possessed Person) — Padre Olmedo leads the attempted exorcism while Laura struggles during the rituals; the excerpt does not establish whether it succeeds.

  Padre Olmedo believes Laura is possessed and conducts a series of confrontations with the spirit in an effort to drive it out.

• Laura → Mireia (Social Friends) — Mireia is Laura's friend and is connected to Laura's wish to attend the party, though the excerpt gives no further interaction.

  Laura wants to attend a Halloween party with her friend Mireia.

Story Analysis

Laura's worsening condition strains her family and leads to an exorcism whose outcome remains unresolved in the provided account.

Plot Progression

1. A Daughter Under Watch — Laura's family worries about her health and behavior while she seeks more freedom. Her wish to attend a Halloween party with Mireia meets Carmen's objections.
2. Warnings and Confession — Laura returns home in a state that alarms her parents, who scold her and make her pray. At church, she confesses to lying and doing something she should not have done, while Carmen's religious warning...
3. An Unexplained Decline — Laura's condition worsens and medical evaluations fail to provide a clear explanation. Tomás grows frustrated, and Laura says that a demon will not leave her.
4. The Exorcist Arrives — Asunción brings Padre Olmedo, who believes Laura is possessed and urges her parents to trust him. Although Tomás initially resists, the family eventually permits the intervention.
5. Ritual Without Resolution — Padre Olmedo conducts confrontations and uses blessed water and prayers. Laura appears at risk during a ritual, and the family calls to her as the excerpt ends without confirming the outcome.