Escape (2012) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Signe is a nineteen-year-old traveler whose family is murdered by Dagmar's bandits. Captured and threatened with rape, she escapes with Frigg and gradually becomes a determined survivor. After learnin...
Dagmar is the ruthless leader of the bandits and Frigg's adoptive mother. She orders Signe's capture, permits violence against her, and repeatedly tries to reclaim Frigg. Her past includes losing both...
Grim is one of Dagmar's remaining bandits and helps pursue Signe and Frigg after their escape. He participates in the violence at the hunter's cabin and later corners the girls at the cliff. Signe eve...
Skjalg is one of Dagmar's bandits and helps kill Trygve during the attack on the cabin. He later joins the pursuit that drives Signe and Frigg toward the cliff. After surviving the chase, he follows S...
Loke is a member of Dagmar's bandit group who attempts to rape Signe. Arvid intervenes and fights him, but Loke later finds Signe and Frigg in the forest and again attacks Signe. Signe kills him in se...
Frigg is a young girl adopted by Dagmar and treated as part of the bandit group. Although Dagmar orders her to punish Signe, Frigg refuses to cut off her finger and instead frees her. She escapes with...
Tormod is Signe's younger brother, traveling with her and their parents through dangerous fourteenth-century Norway. Dagmar kills him during the attack on the family while Signe watches helplessly. Hi...
Trygve is a hunter who discovers Signe and Frigg hiding in his cabin. He feeds them, explains Dagmar's tragic history, and teaches Signe to kill a bear with a spear. Trygve tries to reason with Dagmar...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Trygve feeds Signe and Frigg, then teaches Signe how to kill a bear with a spear.
The plot identifies Tormod as Signe's younger brother, and they travel with their parents before the bandit attack.
Skjalg belongs to Dagmar's bandit group and helps corner the girls and search for them during the escape.
Grim is one of the bandits pursuing Signe and Frigg, and Dagmar signals Grim to kill Signe at the cliff.
Frigg is described as a young girl adopted by Dagmar, and she later addresses Dagmar as her mother.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After finding the girls in his cabin, Trygve feeds both Signe and Frigg and shelters them overnight.
The plot identifies Grim and Skjalg as the two remaining bandits who kill Trygve and later pursue the girls together.
Loke attempts to rape Signe, first at the camp and again after finding her and Frigg at an outcrop.
Frigg shows kindness to Signe, refuses to cut off her finger, frees her, and escapes with her from the camp.
Dagmar herself murders Signe's younger brother Tormod while Signe watches helplessly.
Dagmar stops the bandits from killing Signe and orders them to take her prisoner, later pursuing her after her escape.
A young survivor transforms grief and fear into resistance while forming a new family bond with Frigg.
Directed by Roar Uthaug
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