Character Relationship Map: Underground

Characters

• Maxime (played by Joakim Robillard) — protagonist

  The de facto leader and central protagonist of the group. Tries to maintain cohesion and make decisive choices as the surreal, disorienting events unfold in the remote woods.

• Julien (played by Théodore Pellerin) — protagonist

  The analytical and skeptical member of the friend group. Attempts to apply logic to the increasingly unexplainable phenomena and often serves as Maxime's sounding board.

• Stéphane (played by Guillaume Cyr) — supporting

  The observant and increasingly anxious member of the group. Notices subtle environmental changes and serves as the group's early warning system for the escalating danger.

• Catherine (played by Catherine Trudeau) — supporting

  The pragmatic and grounded female lead. Focuses on practical survival and often acts as the emotional anchor for the group during moments of panic.

• Gaétan (played by Jean-François Boudreau) — supporting
• Daniel (played by Jean L'Italien) — supporting

  Provides comic relief and handles group stress through humor and awkwardness. His reactions often highlight the absurdity and tension of the situation.

• Alex (played by Charles-Aubey Houde) — minor
• Formateur (played by Martin Guérin) — minor
• Marie-Hélène Vaillancourt (played by Émilie Villeneuve) — minor
• Jeune mineur (played by Brad Gros-Louis) — minor
• Opératrice de la cage (played by Brigitte Tremblay) — minor
• Jeune homme (played by Robin L'Houmeau) — minor
• Martin Brunelle (played by Virgil Héroux Laferté) — minor
• Francis (played by Maxime Genois) — minor
• Mario (played by James Hyndman) — supporting

  The physically capable and protective member of the group. Steps up during confrontations and takes responsibility for the group's physical safety.

• Contremaître (played by Pascal Gélinas) — minor
• Marc-Antoine (played by Sébastien Leblanc) — minor
• Andrée-Anne (played by Lauren Hartley) — supporting

  The emotional core of the group. Highly sensitive to the shifting atmosphere and often vocalizes the group's fear, driving the psychological tension of the narrative.

• Sébastien (played by Mickaël Gouin) — supporting

  The quiet and perceptive observer. Speaks sparingly but notices critical details that others miss, often reacting to the surreal events with solemn awareness.

• Lise (played by Chantal Fontaine) — supporting

  The older, experienced figure within the group. Brings a sense of authority and life experience, often serving as a stabilizing presence or voice of caution.