Character Relationship Map: Blind Terror
Blind Terror (2001) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
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Susan
(played by Nastassja Kinski) — protagonist
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Kevin
(played by Stewart Bick) — protagonist
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Justine
(played by Maxim Roy) — supporting
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Det. John Kramer
(played by Jack Langedijk) — supporting
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Peggy
(played by Victoria Snow) — supporting
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Martin Howell
(played by Gordon Pinsent) — supporting
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Alan
(played by Frank Schorpion) — supporting
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Clyde Fanning
(played by Daniel Pilon) — supporting
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Security Guard
(played by Russell Yuen) — minor
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Mary
(played by Paulina Abarca-Cantin) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
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Susan → Security Guard
(Professional Protector) — Security personnel responsible for Susan's safety
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Kevin → Justine
(Family Ex Spouses) — Former marriage with ongoing tension
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Susan → Kevin
(Family Spouses) — Current spouses in a troubled marriage
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
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Clyde Fanning → Susan
(Unknown Connection) — Clyde's relationship to Susan is unclear but potentially significant
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Susan → Mary
(Social Friend) — Mary offers friendship and support to Susan
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Susan → Alan
(Conflict Potential Threat) — Alan may be involved in the threatening situation
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Susan → Martin Howell
(Alliance Advisor) — Martin offers guidance to Susan
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Susan → Peggy
(Alliance Supporter) — Peggy provides support to Susan
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Susan → Det. John Kramer
(Alliance Investigative Partner) — Susan seeks help from the detective
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Susan → Justine
(Conflict Threatener) — Justine makes menacing phone calls to Susan
Story Analysis
A psychological thriller about a woman's fight against terror in her new marriage
Plot Progression
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A New Beginning
— Susan remarries Kevin after grieving her first husband's death, hoping for a fresh start.
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The Unsettling Calls
— Susan begins receiving menacing phone calls from Kevin's ex-wife Justine, escalating from harassment to threats.
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Dismissed and Alone
— Susan's concerns are dismissed by Kevin and authorities, forcing her to take matters into her own hands.
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The Dark Truth
— Susan uncovers disturbing secrets about Kevin and his past, shattering her perception of their marriage.
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Fight for Survival
— Susan must confront the threat directly to protect herself and resolve the dangerous situation.
Directed by Giles Walker
Blind Terror (2001) · 4.7/10 · drama, mystery, thriller, tv-movie
Content sources
Related entry on
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(Q4926616), public domain (CC0).
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