Solomon Kane (2009) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Solomon Kane is the central protagonist, an English privateer seeking redemption after a life of violence. He protects Meredith Crowthorn, leads resistance fighters against Malachi, confronts Marcus K...
The Devil's Reaper is a demon who confronts Solomon Kane in the fortress throne room after most of Kane’s crew are killed. It declares that Kane’s sinful life has forfeited his soul, but Kane rejects...
Meredith Crowthorn is a young member of the Puritan family rescued and treated by Solomon Kane. A witch marks her before Malachi’s followers kidnap her, and she is held in a cage at the castle. Her cr...
Malachi is the principal human antagonist, a former healer who made a bargain with the Devil and became a sorcerer. From Solomon Kane’s ancestral home, he commands raids, enslaves captives, corrupts s...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The Devil's Reaper claims Kane's soul for the forces of evil, while Malachi's power comes from a bargain with the Devil and his ritual releases a demo...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Malachi's followers kidnap Meredith and later hold her in a cage as part of the ritual using her blood.
After learning that Meredith has been kidnapped, Kane renounces his pacifist vows and swears to rescue her. He later frees her during the assault on t...
The Devil's Reaper confronts Solomon Kane in the fortress throne room and declares that Kane's soul is forfeit because of his sinful life. Kane reject...
Kane learns that Malachi's followers are enslaving survivors and converting others into soldiers, then leads a resistance against Malachi and confront...
A violent wanderer fights supernatural corruption and seeks redemption by choosing sacrifice over damnation.
Directed by MJ Bassett
Solomon Kane (2009) · 6.1/10 · action, adventure, fantasy
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