Dragonslayer (1981) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Galen is Ulrich's young apprentice and the amulet's chosen successor. He travels to Urland, seals the dragon's lair, fights Tyrian, rescues Elspeth, and ultimately spreads Ulrich's ashes over the fier...
Valerian is a young woman disguised as a man to avoid the lottery. She guides the expedition toward Urland, gathers dragon scales to make Galen a shield, and fights beside him against the dragon. When...
Ulrich is the last sorcerer and Galen's elderly master. He deliberately allows Tyrian to stab him so that his ashes can be carried to the fiery lake, where he can be resurrected. After returning, he c...
Tyrian is the captain of Casiodorus Rex's Royal Guard and a forceful opponent of Galen and Ulrich. He doubts Ulrich's powers, kills Hodge while trying to stop the expedition, arrests Galen, and later...
Greil is the new village priest who leads the villagers after the dragon's death and calls himself Gregorius of Heronsford. He represents the community's religious interpretation of the victory, claim...
Hodge is Ulrich's elderly servant and the caretaker of his remains after Tyrian kills him. He cremates Ulrich, places the ashes in a leather pouch, and gives them to Galen before dying. His final reve...
Princess Elspeth is Casiodorus Rex's daughter, who visits the imprisoned Galen and learns that the lottery excludes wealthy families who can bribe her father. To make amends for the girls previously s...
Valerian's Father is the smith who forges the spear later called Sicarius Dracorum, or Dragonslayer. Although he does not take part in the expedition described in the plot, his weapon becomes essentia...
Brother Jacopus is the village priest who leads his congregation against the dragon after it escapes its lair and causes an earthquake. He denounces the creature as the Devil, but the dragon incinerat...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
After Brother Jacopus's death, Greil is described as the new village priest and calls himself Gregorius of Heronsford.
Valerian's father forges the spear named Sicarius Dracorum, which Galen enchants for the dragon hunt.
Galen admits that he has fallen in love with Valerian, and the two kiss before confronting the dragon.
Hodge is described as Ulrich's elderly servant and cremates Ulrich's body after his death.
Galen is explicitly identified as Ulrich's young apprentice, and Ulrich's amulet selects Galen as its next owner.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Greil leads the villagers in claiming God as the hero after the dragon's death, while Galen leaves Urland after defeating it.
Brother Jacopus leads a congregation against the dragon, while Galen separately confronts it through magic and weaponry.
Princess Elspeth visits Galen in prison, discusses the rigged lottery with him, and her peril leads to the amulet being returned to him.
Tyrian apprehends Galen, takes him to Castle Morgenthorme, and helps cause his imprisonment.
Tyrian kills Hodge while trying to discourage the expedition.
Tyrian doubts Ulrich's abilities, intimidates him, and complies when Ulrich challenges him to stab him.
Before dying, Hodge gives Galen Ulrich's ashes and reveals that they must be spread over a lake of burning water.
A young apprentice inherits a dead wizard's unfinished plan and confronts a dragon sustained by political corruption and sacrifice.
Directed by Matthew Robbins
Dragonslayer (1981) · 6.6/10 · adventure, fantasy
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