Character Relationship Map: Hurt

Characters

• Tommy (played by Andrew Creer) — protagonist

  A soldier who reunites with his wife to visit their favorite Halloween attraction. He fights for survival against real terror that follows them home.

• Lily (played by Stephanie Moran) — protagonist

  Tommy's wife who accompanies him to their favorite Halloween spot. She joins him in fighting for their lives against the real terror that follows them home.

• Mark (played by Bradley Hamilton) — supporting
• Dana (played by Michelle Treacy) — supporting
• Rose (played by Emily Van Raay) — supporting
• Millie (played by Natalie Olivia Clarke) — supporting
• Friend (played by Madelaine Gionnet) — supporting
• The Large Man (played by Adam Drodge) — supporting
• The Ghoul (played by Alex Friesen) — supporting
• The Rabbit (played by Piper Davies) — supporting

Canonical Relationships

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

• Tommy → Lily (Family Spouse) — Married couple trying to reconnect after military deployment

Story Dynamics

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

• The Large Man → The Ghoul (Alliance Accomplice) — Working together in the attack
• Lily → Friend (Social Friend) — Female companion
• Lily → Millie (Social Friend) — Female companion
• Lily → Rose (Social Friend) — Female companion
• Lily → Dana (Social Friend) — Female companion
• Tommy → The Rabbit (Conflict Antagonist) — Halloween-themed attacker
• Tommy → The Ghoul (Conflict Antagonist) — Halloween-themed attacker
• Tommy → The Large Man (Conflict Antagonist) — Primary pursuer threatening Tommy and Lily
• Tommy → Mark (Social Friend) — Military acquaintance

Story Analysis

A soldier and his wife face real terror after visiting their favorite Halloween attraction.

Plot Progression

1. A Long-Awaited Reunion — A soldier reunites with his wife. Together, they prepare to visit their favorite Halloween attraction.
2. Halloween Night Out — The couple visits the Halloween attraction they enjoy. The outing begins as a shared experience before the danger emerges.
3. Terror Comes Home — Real terror follows the couple home from the attraction. Their familiar surroundings become the setting for a fight for survival.
4. A Fight For Survival — The couple fights for their lives. If they fail, they may become the next attraction.