The Witch (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The teenage daughter and central protagonist. Blamed for family tragedies, she endures harsh treatment, kills her mother in self-defense, and ultimately embraces witchcraft by signing a pact with Blac...
The stern family patriarch. He secretly sold his wife's silver cup, struggles with faith and survival, locks his children in the goat house, and is ultimately gored to death by Black Phillip.
The devoted but unstable mother. She mourns her lost son, blames Thomasin for their misfortunes, suffers a raven hallucination, and attempts to strangle Thomasin before being killed.
The preteen son who ventures into the woods. He encounters a witch disguised as a young woman, returns delirious and naked, suffers convulsions, and dies peacefully after professing his faith.
One of the young fraternal twins. She plays with the talking goat Black Phillip, accuses Thomasin of witchcraft, and is attacked offscreen by the witch alongside her brother.
The fraternal twin brother of Mercy. He engages with the demonic goat, joins his sister in accusing Thomasin, and is attacked offscreen by the witch.
The malevolent supernatural force that killed baby Samuel. She appears as a naked old woman drinking goat blood, attacks the twins, and orchestrates the family's destruction.
The family's demonic billy goat that speaks to the children. It gorges William to death, communicates with Thomasin in a human voice, guides her to sign a witch pact, and accompanies her to the coven.
A Puritan family's isolation in the wilderness unravels into supernatural terror and patriarchal collapse.
Directed by Robert Eggers
The Witch (2016) · 7/10 · drama, fantasy, horror, mystery, thriller