Ghost Son (2007) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Stacey
(played by Laura Harring) — protagonist
Mark
(played by John Hannah) — supporting
Doc
(played by Pete Postlethwaite) — supporting
Thandi
(played by Mosa Kaiser) — supporting
Beth
(played by Coralina Cataldi-Tassoni) — supporting
Paediatrician
(played by Laura Susanne Ruedeberg) — supporting
Martin
(played by Jake David Matthewson) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Stacey → Paediatrician
(Professional Medical Consultation) — Stacey seeks professional clarification about the disturbing infant-related event.
Stacey's concern about the apparent teeth marks leads to the Paediatrician's confirmation about Martin's age.
Paediatrician → Martin
(Professional Medical Examiner) — The Paediatrician verifies that Martin's apparent bite marks have no ordinary explanation.
The Paediatrician confirms that Martin is too young to have teeth after Stacey feels what seem to be teeth marks while breastfeeding.
Thandi → Stacey
(Professional House Worker) — Thandi works in the house while serving as an early warning voice.
Thandi works at Stacey's house and warns her about strange weather, disturbing dreams, and her mother's supernatural beliefs.
Stacey → Doc
(Professional Medical Support) — Doc provides medical care and warns Stacey about the danger of remaining isolated.
Doc treats Stacey after a frightening accident and urges her to leave the house.
Stacey → Martin
(Family Mother And Son) — Martin is Stacey's infant son and the central person she must protect.
Stacey gives birth to a healthy boy named Martin and later fights to protect him from the supernatural threat.
Stacey → Mark
(Romantic Bereaved Partner) — Their unresolved romantic bond drives Stacey's refusal to let Mark go.
Stacey remains in the home after Mark's death and continues to feel his presence, hear his voice, and speak to him through the radio.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Beth → Stacey
(Social Friend) — Beth is an outside emotional contact for the isolated Stacey.
Beth hears Stacey's distress over the phone.
Mark → Martin
(Conflict Supernatural Threat) — Mark's returning spirit endangers Martin as part of its attempt to reunite with Stacey.
Mark's spirit uses Martin to draw Stacey toward death and threatens the child during the final crisis.
Story Analysis
A grieving mother must reject a returning spirit and protect her infant son from a supernatural reunion.
Plot Progression
A House That Remembers
— Stacey remains at the remote house after Mark's death, preserving their shared life. Mark's voice and presence begin to intrude on her isolation, while Thandi introduces warnings about supernatural da...
Warnings in the Dark
— Stacey's pregnancy progresses as the radio fails, lights move on their own, and warning signs accumulate. An accident brings Doc to the house, but Stacey refuses his advice to leave.
The Child at the Center
— Martin is born healthy, but unexplained marks appear while Stacey breastfeeds him. The Paediatrician cannot explain the apparent teeth marks, and Thandi withdraws after claiming her dead mother remain...
The Price of Refusal
— Beth hears Stacey's distress while Doc connects her vulnerability to grief and isolation. Stacey realizes that calling Mark back may have strengthened his spirit and enabled the haunting.
A Mother Against the Dead
— Mark's spirit uses Martin to lure Stacey toward death and demands reunion. Stacey rejects him, calls for immediate help, and struggles to escape with Martin as the confrontation reaches its height.
Directed by Lamberto Bava
Ghost Son (2007) · 4.5/10 · drama, horror, mystery, thriller
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(Q3416416), public domain (CC0).
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