Character Relationship Map: Heaven & Hell

Characters

• Sergeant Madison Coolahan (as Cher Lyn) (played by Cheryl M. Lynn) — protagonist
• Chase Nash (as Chase Nash) (played by Stuart Paul) — supporting
• Police Chief (played by Robert Bernard Nello) — supporting
• Bank Robber (played by Charles Dierkop) — supporting
• Bank Robbery Driver (played by Mike Nyman) — supporting

Canonical Relationships

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

• Chase Nash (as Chase Nash) → Sergeant Madison Coolahan (as Cher Lyn) (Professional Uneasy Investigative Partners) — They investigate the murders together, while Madison fears Chase's thrill-seeking conduct will get them killed.

  The Police Chief assigns Chase to the murders alongside Sergeant Madison. Their partnership is marked by sharp arguments and disagreements about Chase...

• Police Chief → Chase Nash (as Chase Nash) (Professional Chief And Detective) — The Police Chief convinces Chase to remain on the force and gives him a disturbing murder case.

  Chase is ready to leave the force, but the Police Chief persuades him to stay and assigns him to the stripper-murder investigation.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Bank Robber → Bank Robbery Driver (Alliance Robbery Pursuit Associates) — They are associated with the fleeing vehicle in the bank-robbery pursuit; the account does not establish further details about their connection.

  The opening describes an armed bank robber fleeing in a vehicle during a high-speed police pursuit, but does not specify the individuals' exact roles...

Story Analysis

A murder investigation grows increasingly uncanny, ending in an unresolved dispute over Chase's supernatural explanation.

Plot Progression

1. A Pursuit in Gunfire — An armed bank robber flees in a chaotic high-speed pursuit. The chase turns into a gun battle.
2. A Case for Reluctant Partners — Chase is prepared to leave the force, but the Police Chief persuades him to stay and assigns him to the stripper murders with Madison. The partners' arguments and dangerous decisions complicate their...
3. Murders and Uncanny Signs — The investigation brings the partners to more victims, including a dead stripper at an address they visit. A hospital patient suffers violent episodes and extraordinary dreams, while the violence begi...
4. A Child in the Crossfire — A shootout puts a child in danger, and Chase arrives saying he has come to pick her up. After the attackers are killed, the child cries for her mother.
5. An Unresolved Supernatural Claim — Chase describes a supernatural mist from hell that targets evil and steals souls. His companions question whether they can trust him, and the available dialogue ends with their disagreement unresolved...