Character Relationships in A Night in the Woods

Brody Cartwright (played by Scoot McNairy) is a protagonist in A Night in the Woods. Brody is Kerry's American boyfriend, who documents their Dartmoor camping trip with a video camera. Jealous of Kerry's closeness with Leo, he secretly records her and plans to leave her alone in the woods. After an unknown force attacks him, he tries to convince Kerry that they are being hunted; she later kills him during a fight. Kerry Hastings (played by Anna Skellern) appears in A Night in the Woods. Kerry is a Londoner who travels to Dartmoor with her boyfriend, Brody, and her former lover Leo, whom she introduces as her cousin. After being attacked and marked with a cross, she discovers Brody's secret recordings and becomes suspicious of him. She later fights Brody, killing him, and remains alone and hunted in the woods. Leo (played by Andrew Hawley) appears in A Night in the Woods. Leo is Kerry's former lover, whom she introduces to Brody as her cousin when he joins their camping trip. His closeness with Kerry fuels Brody's jealousy, and after the truth about their past comes out, Leo leaves Kerry alone in the woods. Later bruised and cut, he attacks Kerry and chases her through the forest.

Character Relationship Map: A Night in the Woods

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A Night in the Woods (2011) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Canonical Relationships

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

Story Dynamics

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

Story Analysis

A strained camping trip becomes a nightmare of betrayal, violence, hidden recordings, and an unseen supernatural threat.

Plot Progression

  1. A Suspicious Camping Trip
  2. Secrets Inside the Tent
  3. The Woods Turn Hostile
  4. Bruised Return
  5. Evidence in the Darkness

Directed by Richard Parry

A Night in the Woods (2011) · 3.2/10 · horror, mystery

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