Raging Grace (2023) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Katherine employs Joy as a housekeeper while secretly controlling the mansion and its bedridden occupant. She drugs Mr. Garrett, forces Joy to administer harmful medication, conceals an elderly woman,...
Joy is an undocumented Filipina immigrant and Grace's mother who takes domestic work in Katherine's mansion. She hides Grace there, reluctantly follows Katherine's orders, then treats Mr. Garrett and...
Grace is Joy's young daughter, secretly living with her inside the mansion. She discovers the hidden body, witnesses the mistreatment of Mr. Garrett, and helps trigger the confrontation by injecting K...
Grace's Father is identified as Grace's biological father, although he does not participate directly in the main mansion events. Near the end, Katherine covertly advises Joy that reuniting with him co...
Mr. Garrett is Katherine's bedridden uncle, initially appearing unconscious while Katherine secretly drugs him. Joy's herbal remedy restores his lucidity, revealing both his offer of protection to Joy...
The Old Woman is confined in a secluded area of the mansion and is revealed to be a former Filipina nanny connected to Mr. Garrett's past. Letters found by Joy show her distress at being separated fro...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mr. Garrett calls for his former Filipina nanny, and undelivered letters from her are found in the mansion.
Joy works in the mansion and administers medication to the bedridden, mostly unconscious Mr. Garrett.
Joy takes a job as a housekeeper for Katherine.
The plot identifies Grace as Joy's young daughter, and Joy hides Grace inside Katherine's mansion.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Joy discovers a dead Filipina woman hidden in a glass box, and Katherine later identifies the secluded old woman as the former nanny.
Mr. Garrett calls Katherine an imposter, while Katherine later prepares to kill him.
Grace takes a liking to Mr. Garrett, and he insists that she call him "lolo," meaning grandpa.
Grace observes Katherine feeding Mr. Garrett sleeping pills and later helps trigger Katherine's violent hallucination.
A precarious mother-daughter refuge inside a mansion becomes a struggle against exploitation, coercion, and hidden power.
Directed by Paris Zarcilla
Raging Grace (2023) · 6.1/10 · comedy, drama, horror, mystery, thriller
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