Character Relationship Map: Wolf's Hole

Characters

• Honza (played by Jan Bidlas) — supporting

  Honza is one of the young people setting out for Wolf's Hole. Before the trip, his father pleads with him not to go, but Honza insists that the decision belongs to both parents. He later joins the gro...

• Alan's Father (played by Jiří Krampol) — minor
• Jan's Father (played by Jan Kačer) — minor
• Jan's Mother (played by Nina Divíšková) — minor
• Alan (played by Petr Horáček) — minor

Canonical Relationships

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

• Alan's Father → Alan (father)
• Jan's Mother → Jan's Father (mother)
• Honza → Jan's Father (Family Father And Son) — Jan's Father tries to prevent Honza from leaving, while Honza asserts that the decision should be made by both parents.

  Before the trip, Honza's father pleads with him not to go, and Honza argues that the decision belongs to both parents.

Story Analysis

A group of young people becomes isolated at a mountain lodge, where the hosts impose a lethal-sounding choice and the group's escape efforts are unsettled by suspicion and disappearance.

Plot Progression

1. A Disputed Departure — Honza faces his father's objection before the young people gather for their trip. They set out for the mountains with an emergency kit among their preparations.
2. Isolation at the Lodge — An avalanche blocks the road, and the unreliable lift and delayed supplies leave the group isolated. Arguments over beds, food, and boundaries deepen the unease, followed by Babeta's injury.
3. The Hosts' Demand — A supervisor insists that one of the eleven young people does not belong. The adults claim to be immortal beings from beyond Earth and say that only ten people will be allowed to leave.
4. A Fractured Escape Plan — The group questions Petr's account of a fatal incident and suspects the hosts have harmed someone taken into the dining room. They plan to escape, but Dingo disappears and leadership becomes contested...