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Shortened alias for Dr. Samuel Loomis, the psychiatrist obsessed with stopping Michael.
Alternate name for Laurie Strode, the primary target and eventual nemesis of Michael Myers.
Shortened name for Annie Brackett, Laurie's friend and early victim.
Laurie's friend who falls victim to Michael's rampage.
Shortened alias for Sheriff Leigh Brackett.
Child Laurie babysits who survives Michael's attack.
Generic romantic partner of a victim.
Adoptive father of Laurie Strode.
Alias for Tommy Doyle.
Lynda's boyfriend who is killed by Michael.
Loomis's colleague who is attacked during Michael's escape.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
角色名包含关系词: father
Annie takes Lindsey to the Doyle house so she can pick up her boyfriend.
When Annie is killed, Laurie takes Lindsey into the Doyle house and looks after both children.
Laurie watches Tommy Doyle in the Doyle house.
Annie stays with Lindsey Wallace across the street while Laurie watches Tommy.
Lynda and her boyfriend Bob arrive at the Wallace house and have sex.
Sheriff Leigh Brackett is Annie's father, as stated in the plot when Loomis meets the town sheriff.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Annie brings Lindsey to the Doyle house before leaving to meet her boyfriend, briefly interacting with Tommy.
Tommy and Lindsey run screaming from the house, drawing Loomis to the scene where he saves the children.
Laurie is best friends with Annie, the sheriff's daughter, placing Laurie in Brackett's social circle.
Loomis walks in on Michael attacking Laurie and shoots him repeatedly, saving her life.
Tommy and Lindsey are the two children from neighboring houses who hide together in the Doyle bathroom.
Annie and Lynda are part of Laurie's friend group and dismiss her fears together.
Laurie is friends with Lynda, who later calls her while being attacked.
Laurie and Annie walk together and plan their babysitting jobs; Annie dismisses Laurie's fears.
An escaped mental patient stalks babysitters in suburban Illinois while his psychiatrist races to stop him.
Directed by John Carpenter
Halloween (1978) · 7.6/10 · horror, thriller
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