Miles Willis (played by Jonathan Rosenthal) is a protagonist in The Abandon.
A military-linked man trapped in a shifting, hospital-like enclosure. He repeatedly attempts to contact his command, investigates the changing environment, and suffers severe injuries and a psychological breakdown while confronting traumatic memories of his abusive father. Damsey Robins (played by Tamara Perry) is a protagonist in The Abandon.
A teacher from the Boston area with a background in topology who is imprisoned in a separate but similar space. She becomes the primary source of communication and support, analyzes the inscriptions and higher-dimensional equations, and theorizes how the shifting room might be controlled.
The Abandon (2024) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Miles Willis
(played by Jonathan Rosenthal) — protagonist
A military-linked man trapped in a shifting, hospital-like enclosure. He repeatedly attempts to contact his command, investigates the changing environment, and suffers severe injuries and a psychologi...
Damsey Robins
(played by Tamara Perry) — protagonist
A teacher from the Boston area with a background in topology who is imprisoned in a separate but similar space. She becomes the primary source of communication and support, analyzes the inscriptions a...
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Miles Willis → Damsey Robins
(Alliance Mutual Support)
Their conversation gradually becomes their only source of support while both endure the shifting, contracting spaces.
Story Analysis
Two isolated prisoners use communication and mathematical reasoning to confront a contracting multidimensional enclosure and escalating psychological trauma.
Plot Progression
The Enclosure Appears
Voices Across The Void
The Equation Emerges
A Prison Without Rules
The Psychological Abyss
Directed by Jason Satterlund
The Abandon (2024) · 4.5/10 · horror, science-fiction, thriller
Content sources
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(Q136658565), public domain (CC0).
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