Character Relationship Map: Hounded

Characters

• Chaz (played by Malachi Pullar-Latchman) — supporting

  A burglar involved in stealing a valuable painting. He insists that the group follow his rules, wants to leave before the police arrive, and explains that the money was intended to fund his brother's...

• Hugo Redwick (played by James Lance) — supporting

  A member of the family that hunts the burglars for sport. He treats the pursuit as an aristocratic tradition and mourns Miles Redwick after Miles is killed, turning the hunt into a personal vendetta.

• Mallory (played by Nick Moran) — supporting

  A hunter who tracks the fugitives through the countryside. After Miles Redwick is killed, Mallory abandons the old code and decides to hunt alone.

• Vix (played by Hannah Traylen) — supporting

  One of the fugitives. In the final supplied sequence, she runs through the trees with Chaz, argues about whether they are nearing safety, and heads toward lights from the villa while their pursuers cl...

• Leon (played by Nobuse Jnr Uwaifo) — supporting

  A burglar involved with Chaz in the job to steal a valuable nineteenth-century painting. He is among the criminals captured and released in the wilderness, where the group realizes they are being hunt...

• Miles Redwick (played by Louis Walwyn) — supporting

  A member of the hunting family who is brought into the pursuit and encouraged to kill. His family presents violence as his birthright. He is killed during the fugitives' attack, intensifying the confl...

Canonical Relationships

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

• Hugo Redwick → Miles Redwick (Family Member) — Their family bond is established through the Redwick name and Hugo's mourning.

  The plot describes Miles as a Redwick brought into the hunt, and Hugo mourns Miles after he is killed.

Story Dynamics

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

• Mallory → Hugo Redwick (Alliance Hunting Associate) — Mallory initially operates within Hugo's hunting structure.

  Mallory tracks the fugitives while Hugo Redwick and the other hunters treat the pursuit as an aristocratic tradition.

• Leon → Hugo Redwick (Conflict Enemy) — Leon belongs to the hunted group opposed to Hugo's side.

  The burglars are hunted by members of the Redwick family and their associates, with Hugo Redwick presented as a central hunter.

• Leon → Mallory (Conflict Pursuer And Fugitive) — Leon is exposed to Mallory's pursuit after the burglary.

  Mallory tracks the fugitives through the countryside, and Leon is one of the burglars released into the wilderness.

• Vix → Hugo Redwick (Conflict Enemy) — Their opposing positions arise from the Redwick hunt.

  Hugo Redwick is associated with the hunters pursuing the burglars, while Vix remains one of the hunted survivors.

• Vix → Mallory (Conflict Pursuer And Fugitive) — Vix is among the fugitives targeted by Mallory.

  Mallory tracks the fleeing group, and Vix is later shown escaping through the trees.

• Chaz → Miles Redwick (Conflict Combatant) — They occupy opposing sides of the violent pursuit.

  Miles Redwick is brought into the hunt and encouraged to kill, while Chaz belongs to the group resisting the hunters.

• Chaz → Mallory (Conflict Hunter And Prey) — Mallory actively pursues Chaz during the hunt.

  Mallory tracks the fugitives through the countryside, while Chaz remains one of the fleeing burglars.

• Chaz → Hugo Redwick (Conflict Primary Adversary) — Chaz is placed in direct opposition to Hugo's hunting party.

  Hugo Redwick leads the aristocratic hunting tradition that targets the fugitives after the burglary.

• Chaz → Vix (Alliance Fellow Fugitive) — They cooperate while escaping the hunters.

  In the final supplied sequence, Chaz and Vix run through the trees together while their pursuers close in.

• Chaz → Leon (Alliance Teammate) — Chaz and Leon work together as members of the burglary group.

  The plot explicitly identifies Chaz and Leon as participants in the country-house burglary.

Story Analysis

A burglary becomes a brutal countryside hunt in which fugitives resist an aristocratic family treating violence as inherited sport.

Plot Progression

1. The Costly Burglary — Chaz, Leon, and the burglary group enter a country house for a valuable painting. The household's unexpected return turns the theft into a dangerous escape.
2. A Trap In The Wilderness — After delivering the painting, Chaz rejects another job and reveals his personal financial motive. The criminals are then captured, stripped of communication and identification, and released into the...
3. The Aristocratic Hunt — The fugitives discover that the house was intentionally vulnerable and that they are being hunted for sport. Mallory tracks them while Hugo Redwick's family frames violence as tradition.
4. Revenge In The Countryside — The fugitives use traps, dogs, farm buildings, and fire to resist the hunters. Miles Redwick is killed, Hugo mourns him, and Mallory breaks from the old code.