Character Relationships in Robert

Jenny Otto (played by Suzie Frances Garton) is a protagonist in Robert. An artist and Paul's wife who becomes increasingly convinced that the cursed doll Robert is malevolent after witnessing supernatural events like objects moving and her paintings being destroyed. She suspects the doll of causing harm to the cleaner and babysitter, though her husband attributes her growing paranoia to past mental health struggles. Paul Otto (played by Lee Bane) appears in Robert. A successful lawyer and family patriarch who initially dismisses the supernatural occurrences as psychological. He decides to fire the elderly housekeeper due to her declining mental state and remains skeptical about the doll's malevolence, attributing his wife's escalating fears to her past mental health issues. Gene Otto (played by Flynn Allen) appears in Robert. The young son of Paul and Jenny who receives the vintage doll Robert as a parting gift from the dismissed housekeeper. He insists that the doll is alive and directly responsible for the strange occurrences and disturbances plaguing their home. Agatha (played by Judith Haley) appears in Robert. The elderly housekeeper whose declining mental state prompts the family to dismiss her. Before departing, she gives their young son a vintage doll named Robert as a parting gift, unknowingly introducing the cursed object into the household. Martha (played by Megan Lockhurst) appears in Robert. The family's cleaner who is suspected by Jenny of being pushed down the stairs by the malevolent doll Robert. Her alleged injury serves as one of the escalating supernatural events that heighten the family's fear.

Character Relationship Map: Robert

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Story Analysis

A family is terrorized by a cursed vintage doll gifted by their dismissed housekeeper.

Plot Progression

  1. The Departure
  2. Whispers in the Walls
  3. Fractured Sanity
  4. Blood on the Stairs
  5. The Innocent Evil

Directed by Andrew Jones

Robert (2015) · 4.2/10 · horror

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