Beowulf (1999) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A mysterious warrior who arrives to help Hrothgar's outpost defeat the monster Grendel. He possesses the ability to sense evil and is later revealed to be half-human, conceived when his mother was imp...
Hrothgar's daughter who initially suspects Beowulf's motives but comes to trust him. She reveals she killed her abusive former husband, Nivri, in self-defense. After developing romantic feelings for a...
The border lord who commands the outpost and permits Beowulf to stay. He is revealed to be Grendel's father and was unfaithful to his wife, causing her suicide. He attempts to kill the succubus but is...
Hrothgar's military leader who initially suspects Beowulf's intentions. He confesses romantic feelings to Kyra but is rejected. He is later lured away and killed by the mysterious woman, and his corps...
A monstrous creature that nightly assaults the outpost but deliberately spares Hrothgar. During a daytime assault, it slaughters evacuees before being wounded and having its arm severed by Beowulf. It...
A mysterious succubus who stalks Hrothgar in his dreams and lures Roland to his death. She reveals herself as Grendel's mother, attempts to seduce Beowulf, and transforms into a giant spider-like crea...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Roland confesses his romantic feelings to Kyra, but she says she sees him only as a brother.
The mysterious woman reveals that Hrothgar is Grendel's father, explaining why Grendel had previously spared him.
The plot identifies Kyra as Hrothgar's daughter, and they return together to the dining hall.
Kyra reveals her romantic feelings for Beowulf, and the two have sex.
Roland is identified as Hrothgar's military leader and helps assess Beowulf's motives.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Kyra helps evacuate women and children during Grendel's attack, while Grendel slaughters the evacuees.
Roland suspects Beowulf was sent by a rival family to avenge Nivri's death.
Hrothgar permits Beowulf to remain at the outpost to help slay Grendel.
Beowulf repeatedly confronts Grendel, wounds it, severs its arm, and ultimately kills it.
A mysterious warrior confronts a monstrous bloodline while struggling to control the evil within himself.
Directed by Graham Baker
Beowulf (1999) · 4.4/10 · action, adventure, fantasy, horror
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