Freud (2020) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Frantisek Mucha
(played by Manuel Ossenkopf) — protagonist
Sigmund Freud
(played by Robert Finster) — protagonist
Sigmund Freud is a 30-year-old neurologist in Vienna whose fascination with hypnotherapy was shaped by his recent study trip to France. Rejected by senior psychiatric colleagues, he is drawn into murd...
Alfred Kiss
(played by Georg Friedrich) — supporting
Alfred Kiss is a police inspector marked by war trauma who becomes one of Sigmund Freud's key allies. He helps Freud confront and investigate the murders, conspiracies, revenges, and supernatural even...
Fleur Salomé
(played by Ella Rumpf) — supporting
Fleur Salomé is a Hungarian medium whose figure is central to the séance staged by Sophia and Viktor von Szápáry. Her presence at the party marks the point at which Sigmund Freud becomes involved in a...
Lenore
(played by Brigitte Kren) — supporting
Lenore is Sigmund Freud's housekeeper and one of the people who assists him as he tries to solve the criminal case. Alongside Alfred Kiss, she supports Freud after the séance draws him into a chain of...
Gräfin Sophia
(played by Anja Kling) — supporting
Gräfin Sophia is the countess who organizes the party that Sigmund Freud attends under the pretext of expanding his circle of influential acquaintances. Together with her husband, Viktor von Szápáry,...
Graf Viktor Szápáry
(played by Philipp Hochmair) — supporting
Graf Viktor Szápáry is Gräfin Sophia's husband and her partner in organizing the séance at their party. The ritual, centered on Fleur Salomé, becomes the event that pulls Sigmund Freud into a fictiona...
Franz Poschacher
(played by Christoph Krutzler) — supporting
Martha Bernays
(played by Mercedes Müller) — supporting
Fanny Kiss
(played by Alina Fritsch) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Gräfin Sophia → Graf Viktor Szápáry
(Family Spouse) — Countess and her husband who organize the séance party
Sigmund Freud → Lenore
(Professional Employer) — Freud's housekeeper who assists him in solving the mystery
Alfred Kiss → Fanny Kiss
(Family) — Police inspector and his wife
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Sigmund Freud → Franz Poschacher
(Narrative Witness) — Person who provides information to Freud's investigation
Sigmund Freud → Frantisek Mucha
(Conflict Investigation Target) — Freud investigates Mucha in connection to the conspiracy
Sigmund Freud → Fleur Salomé
(Conflict Suspect) — Freud investigates the medium who is involved in the mystery
Gräfin Sophia → Fleur Salomé
(Alliance Collaborator) — Countess who stages séance with the Hungarian medium
Sigmund Freud → Alfred Kiss
(Alliance Partner) — Police inspector who helps Freud investigate the murders and conspiracy
Story Analysis
The season follows a crime investigation that becomes entangled with séance phenomena, psychological trauma, desire, rage, and an assault on the established order.
Plot Progression
Crime and Séance
— The season begins with professional frustration, substance use, and a gruesome crime. The investigation then expands into an exclusive séance involving a compelling psychic.
The Search for Truth
— A disputed theory leads authorities toward a lost innocent. Cooperation with an outsider becomes essential to uncovering the truth.
Desire and Awakening
— A duel brings dire consequences while deadly intentions take shape. Psychological barriers weaken as a dreamer awakens and a shuttered mind becomes accessible.
Trauma and Rage
— Terrifying dreams become a waking nightmare, and the pressure of pursuit intensifies. A bottomless rage erupts while trauma is connected to a dead pianist.
Siege of the Established Order
— An attempt to conceal the truth leads to a haunted refuge and the sealing of a curse. The season ends with an internal siege and an ominous door that may remain open.
