The Oath (2018) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Main protagonist who refuses to sign the presidential allegiance oath. Hosts Thanksgiving dinner, confronts government agents on Black Friday, and defends his family against threats before releasing t...
Chris's wife who signs the allegiance oath despite his moral objections. She attempts to maintain family harmony during the holiday and lives a quiet suburban life with their daughter.
One of two government agents visiting the family on Black Friday. He aggressively questions Chris, quarrels with him, and is subdued and tied up by the family. He continues to antagonize them with thr...
The second government agent accompanying Mason. He suffers a concussion during the family's skirmish with the agents. While semi-conscious, he attempts to negotiate for their release.
Chris's brother who shares the family's Thanksgiving gathering. Despite differing political views, he assists in subduing and tying up agent Mason, and later helps release the agents.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Mason and Peter as two governmental agents who visit the family together.
The plot explicitly identifies Pat as Chris's brother.
The plot identifies Chris and Kai as a couple and describes Kai as Chris's wife.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Clark intervenes when Chris is prepared to shoot Mason and tells the family to turn on the news.
Peter arrives with Mason to question Chris, and he is knocked out during the family's skirmish with the agents.
Mason aggressively questions Chris about resisting the oath, and the two quarrel.
A family crisis intensifies when Chris refuses a presidential allegiance oath and confronts its enforcement before the policy suddenly collapses.
Directed by Ike Barinholtz
The Oath (2018) · 5.6/10 · comedy, thriller
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