Oblivion (1994) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Marshal Stone's son and the story's central protagonist. Initially prospecting in the wilderness, he saves Buteo from a scorpion and travels to Oblivion for his father's funeral. Revealed to be an emp...
A townswoman working at the local whorehouse. She discovers Zack's empathic nature and his aversion to violence. Later, she is kidnapped by Red Eye and taken into the Badlands, prompting Zack and his...
The primary antagonist and a power-hungry villain. He murders Marshal Stone and disables his cyborg deputy Stell using an electronic-disrupting substance. Red Eye bullies the townsfolk into submission...
The Marshal's cyborg deputy. During the street showdown with Red Eye, he is disabled by the villain's electronic-disrupting substance, leaving the town vulnerable to takeover.
An inventor and Zack's old friend. His protective technology failed to save Marshal Stone. Zack visits him at the local whorehouse following the funeral to discuss the town's situation.
A native whom Zack saves from a giant scorpion. He learns that Red Eye's associate murdered his family and seeks revenge, winning a fair fight but subsequently being captured and whipped by Red Eye. H...
The town's mortician possessing a supernatural ability to foresee death. After Marshal Stone's murder, he seeks out Zack in the wilderness and joins him and Buteo on the journey to Oblivion for the fu...
The town marshal whose murder establishes the political crisis and power struggle in Oblivion.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Stell as the marshal's cyborg deputy and says Red Eye disables Stell during the showdown in which Stone is killed.
The plot identifies Zack as Marshal Stone's son and says he travels to Oblivion for his father's funeral after Stone is murdered.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Red Eye murders Zack's father, takes over the town, and later holds Mattie in the Badlands, prompting Zack to confront the gang and rescue her.
After Zack appears to have won a victory, he learns that Red Eye has taken Mattie into the Badlands.
The plot says one of Red Eye's associates was responsible for the deaths of Buteo's wife and children, and Buteo challenges that associate to a fair f...
After Buteo wins a fair fight against one of Red Eye's associates, Red Eye and his gang capture him, place him in stocks, and whip him.
At the local whorehouse, Mattie learns that Zack is an empath who feels what those around him experience and abhors violence.
The plot identifies Doc Valentine as Zack's old friend and says Zack visits him after his father's funeral.
After Marshal Stone's death, Gaunt seeks out Zack in the wilderness and tells him what happened; they then travel together to Oblivion for the funeral...
Zack saves Buteo from a giant scorpion, and they travel together toward Oblivion. Zack later rescues Buteo from the stocks after Red Eye's gang captur...
During the showdown with Marshal Stone, Red Eye uses an electronic-disrupting substance that disables the marshal's cyborg deputy, Stell.
Red Eye kills Marshal Stone in a street showdown after using a substance that disables electrical devices.
After meeting Zack and Buteo in the wilderness, Gaunt joins them on their journey to Oblivion for the funeral.
After Red Eye murders the town marshal and moves to seize control, Zack must overcome his aversion to violence to protect his companions and defeat the gang.
Directed by Sam Irvin
Oblivion (1994) · 4.9/10 · adventure, comedy, science-fiction, western
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