Character Relationship Map: Another Evil

Characters

• Mary (played by Jennifer Irwin) — protagonist

  Mary is Dan’s wife and Jazz’s mother. She arrives at the cabin with Jazz, is captured and handcuffed by Os, and later watches a supposedly captured ghost drop the key. After Dan frees the family, she...

• Jazz (played by Dax Flame) — protagonist

  Jazz is Dan and Mary’s son. Os concludes that a demon has possessed him, but Jazz insists he is not possessed. Os captures and attempts to exorcise him with toys and cards, then buries him alive; Dan...

• George (played by Steve Little) — supporting

  George is Dan’s friend and the person who recommends Os for the haunting. He claims that Os can effectively exorcise ghosts, prompting Dan to hire Os after rejecting Joey Lee’s more reassuring assessm...

• Dan (played by Steve Zissis) — supporting

  Dan is the father and a painter who brings his family to the cabin to work. After Joey Lee’s benign explanation fails to satisfy him, he hires Os, bonds with him, then lies about the remaining ghost a...

Canonical Relationships

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

• Mary → Jazz (Family Mother) — Mary is Jazz's mother and remains involved in the family's danger.

  Mary arrives at the cabin with her son Jazz, and both are captured there.

• Dan → Jazz (Family Father) — Dan is Jazz's father and acts to protect him during the alleged possession.

  Jazz is explicitly identified as Dan's son, and Dan tries to free him after he is captured.

• Dan → Mary (Family Husband) — Dan and Mary are married and face the supernatural crisis as a family.

  The plot identifies Mary as Dan's wife when she arrives at the cabin with Jazz.

Story Dynamics

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

• Dan → George (Social Friend) — George is a trusted friend whose recommendation changes the course of the investigation.

  George is described as Dan's friend and recommends the demonologist who is hired to investigate the cabin.

Story Analysis

A family retreat becomes a dangerous supernatural crisis when an unreliable investigation turns fear into captivity and desperate rescue.

Plot Progression

1. Haunting at the Retreat — Dan, Mary, and Jazz travel to the woodland cabin for Dan's painting work. Supernatural phenomena lead the family to seek help with two apparent ghosts.
2. A Troubled Investigation — Dan follows George's recommendation and hires an investigator. The investigator claims one ghost has been captured, but his drinking and rages increasingly unsettle Dan.
3. Trust Breaks Apart — Dan lies about the remaining ghost leaving and later admits that he does not consider the investigator a real friend. The investigator responds by developing a portal theory involving Dan and Jazz.
4. The Family in Chains — Dan, Mary, and Jazz are captured at the cabin. Failed exorcism attempts escalate into a plan to bury Jazz alive because of the alleged demon.
5. The Key and Escape — The supposedly captured ghost drops the handcuff key, allowing Dan to free the family and overpower the investigator. The family receives hospital care while the investigator is jailed.