Colic (2006) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Pong
(played by Witaya Wasukraipaisarn) — protagonist
The young protagonist who possesses the supernatural ability to see ghosts, serving as the central figure whose visions drive the horror narrative.
Prae
(played by Pympan Chalayanacupt) — protagonist
A supporting character who interacts with the protagonist, likely serving as a friend or neighbor drawn into the family's haunting.
Pong's Mother
(played by Sonthannee Suttabongoch) — supporting
A central family member who must navigate the psychological strain of her son's abilities and the escalating haunting within their home.
Pong's Father
(played by Kitsana Sathathmrong) — supporting
A central family member who attempts to maintain stability while confronting the terrifying supernatural phenomena affecting his child and home.
Benn
(played by Pontip Prasertyingsook) — supporting
A supporting character who interacts with the main family, possibly serving as a friend, relative, or authority figure involved in the storyline.
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Pong's Father → Pong
(father)
Pong's Mother → Pong
(mother)
Pong → Prae
(Romantic Partners) — They plan a life together, but the strain of caring for their crying baby leaves Prae increasingly exhausted while Pong remains busy with work.
The plot says Pong and Prae are preparing to marry and start a family.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Prae → Benn
(Social Neighbors) — Prae is aware of Benn as a neighbor before the fire at Benn's home and Benn's death.
Prae learns that their neighbor Benn has been unwell, and a fire later occurs at Benn's home.
Story Analysis
A young family struggles with a baby's prolonged crying as Prae's exhaustion and fear turn an uncertain threat into an unresolved household crisis.
Plot Progression
A Household Takes Shape
— Pong and Prae prepare to marry and begin a family. They move into their home, where Pong's mother joins them, while Prae learns that their neighbor Benn has been unwell.
Fire and New Birth
— A fire at Benn's home ends with Benn's death. That same night, Prae gives birth to a healthy boy, and the family's new beginning soon brings constant crying.
Months of Exhaustion
— A doctor diagnoses the baby with colic and warns that it may last several months. Pong remains busy with work while Prae cares for the baby, growing exhausted and anxious even after the crying eases.
Fear Without Agreement
— Prae believes an unseen entity is harming the baby and seeks help. She hears a past-life explanation, but Pong remains unconvinced as the first birthday approaches.
The Birthday Crisis
— With Pong away, Prae stays with the baby while Pong's mother helps. A sudden crisis leaves Prae trapped behind a door as Pong tries to reach them; the next morning, the family's feared danger remains...
Directed by Patchanon Thammajira
Colic (2006) · 5.7/10 · horror, mystery
Content sources
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(Q527407), public domain (CC0).
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