Centurion (2010) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Roman centurion and sole survivor of the Ninth Legion's massacre. Captured by Picts for speaking their language, he escapes and leads a small band of legionaries north to rescue their captured general...
A Celtic scout who betrays the Ninth Legion to the Picts. Driven by childhood trauma over Roman atrocities against her family, she leads Pict warriors in relentless pursuit of the surviving Romans. Sh...
A Roman legionary who survives the initial massacre. After being wounded in an ambush, he is healed by Arianne and continues the journey south with Dias. Tragically, he is mistakenly shot and killed b...
A seasoned Roman legionary among the few survivors. He assists in raiding enemy camps and accompanies Dias to Arianne's hut for refuge. During the final battle at the abandoned fort, he stands his gro...
The ambitious Roman general commanding the Ninth Legion. Seeking political favor, he marches north with a Celtic scout, leading to a devastating ambush where he is captured. He is later forced into co...
The unifying king of the northern Pict tribes. After his young son is killed by the Roman Thax, he orders a relentless pursuit of the surviving legionaries. He orchestrates the execution of the captur...
A ruthless Roman legionary who commits atrocities to ensure survival, including killing a Pict child and abandoning his fellow soldier Macros. His cowardice and dishonorable actions eventually lead to...
An exiled Briton accused of witchcraft who speaks Latin. She provides crucial shelter, food, and medical care to the wounded Romans during their retreat. Despite the cultural divide, she forms a bond...
A Roman legionary who survives the initial ambush but becomes separated from the main group. After a harrowing encounter with a wolf pack, he attempts to aid his fellow soldier Thax, only to be betray...
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Aeron takes part in the Pict attack on the Roman outpost and later joins the pursuit ordered after the king's son's death.
Vortix leads Pict warriors during the opening attack and later rides with the force pursuing the Romans.
After his son's death, Gorlacon sends Etain at the head of mounted Pict warriors to avenge the killing.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Arianne shelters the Roman fugitives, including Brick, and hides them from Etain and the Pict warriors.
Arianne gives the Romans food, shelter, and medical attention for Bothos's wound, then hides them under her floorboards when Etain arrives.
Thax suffocates Gorlacon's young son during the Roman escape, causing Gorlacon to order relentless pursuit of the surviving legionaries.
Virilus is captured and brought to Gorlacon's village, where Gorlacon forces him into a fight with Etain.
Aeron is included among the mounted Pict warriors pursuing the Romans under Etain's leadership.
Etain pursues the Romans with a mounted group that includes Vortix.
Gorlacon forces Virilus to fight Etain, and Etain kills him with a spear through the heart.
After Macros returns to help him against the wolves, Thax cuts Macros's Achilles tendon and leaves him to the wolves.
Brick and Thax are both identified as surviving legionaries after the massacre and remain part of the dispersed Roman survivors.
Bothos and Thax are both among the Roman survivors who leave the ambush area and attempt to escape the Pict pursuit.
Bothos and Brick travel with Dias after the survivors regroup, receive refuge together at Arianne's hut, and defend the fort together.
Leonidas travels with the surviving Romans and is later found dead after Etain's attack on the group.
A stranded Roman survivor crosses a hostile wilderness while war, betrayal, and political concealment destroy the world he once served.
Directed by Neil Marshall
Centurion (2010) · 6.2/10 · action, adventure, drama
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