Character Relationship Map: Woe

Characters

• Betty Dennistoun (played by Jessie Rabideau) — supporting

  Betty is Charlie’s sister and Benjamin’s partner. After the family funeral, she tries to support Charlie while handling practical matters, including decisions about their late father’s belongings. Alt...

• Benjamin Hennessey (played by Ryan Kattner) — supporting

  Benjamin is Betty’s partner and attempts to help her brother Charlie reconnect with the family, encouraging him to attend his sister’s wedding. He later drives with Charlie, grows concerned by his dis...

• Charlie Dennistoun (played by Adam Halferty) — supporting

  Charlie is Betty’s brother, withdrawn after the family funeral and difficult for Benjamin to reach. He connects the unsettling events to his family and warns others about Hockomock. During a drive wit...

Canonical Relationships

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

• Betty Dennistoun → Benjamin Hennessey (Romantic Partners) — Benjamin is Betty's partner and turns to her while attempting to respond to Charlie's distress.

  The reference identifies Benjamin as Betty's partner. At the diner, Benjamin tries to contact Betty and explains that he is worried about Charlie.

• Betty Dennistoun → Charlie Dennistoun (Family Sister And Brother) — Betty tries to reach and support Charlie while managing family matters, but his withdrawal and warnings make their relationship increasingly strained.

  The reference identifies Charlie as Betty's brother and says Betty tries to support him after their family funeral.

Story Dynamics

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

• Benjamin Hennessey → Charlie Dennistoun (Alliance Concerned Supporter) — Benjamin tries to draw Charlie back toward the family and help him, but Charlie's escalating distress leads him to demand that Benjamin stop and get out.

  Benjamin encourages Charlie to join the family for his sister's wedding, takes a drive with him, and later tells Betty that he is worried about him.

Story Analysis

A grieving family faces unsettling warnings tied to its past, while Charlie's distress draws Benjamin toward an unresolved journey to Hockomock.

Plot Progression

1. Grief and Family Distance — After the funeral, Betty tries to support Charlie as he withdraws and the family deals with practical matters. Benjamin encourages Charlie to attend his sister's wedding, but Charlie remains hard to r...
2. Warnings from the Past — Messages and Charlie's own warnings connect the family's unsettling circumstances to their history. Hockomock becomes a place Charlie urges others to avoid.
3. The Car and the Threat — Betty refuses to sell their father's car after a buyer arrives. During a drive in it, Charlie becomes distressed as a threatening voice warns that the danger will reach those they love.
4. An Unresolved Journey — At a diner, Benjamin tries to contact Betty and seeks directions to Hockomock Lane. He accepts a ride, but the tense journey is cut off before its destination or the brothers' fate is revealed.