Cadi (played by Annes Elwy) is a protagonist in The Feast.
A seemingly silent, enigmatic hired help who is later revealed to be the ancient goddess of the Rise possessing the drowned corpse of a local girl. She acts as a supernatural agent of nature's retribution against the family's greed and exploitation. Glenda (played by Nia Roberts) is a protagonist in The Feast.
The matriarch of a wealthy Welsh family who hosts the dinner party to secure mining rights on neighboring land. Her obsession with status and exploitation leads to her moral and physical ruin. Gwyn (played by Julian Lewis Jones) appears in The Feast.
A wealthy politician and the family patriarch who uses his influence to push for mineral exploration on local lands. His arrogance and detachment from nature trigger the supernatural retribution. Guto (played by Steffan Cennydd) appears in The Feast.
The eldest son, struggling with drug addiction. His consumption of psychoactive mushrooms triggers a horrific physical transformation and forces the revelation of his brother's dark secret. Gweirydd (played by Sion Alun Davies) appears in The Feast.
The younger son, a triathlete with an obsessive regimen. He harbors a dark secret of raping comatose patients and is manipulated into committing violent acts, leading to his death. Euros (played by Rhodri Meilir) appears in The Feast.
A mineral exploration businessman whose drilling operations threaten the local landscape. He serves as a catalyst for the family's greed and meets a gruesome end at the dinner table. Mair (played by Lisa Palfrey) appears in The Feast.
A neighboring farmer and Glenda's childhood friend who serves as the moral and spiritual guardian of the land. She refuses to allow exploitation due to sacred folklore and ultimately escapes the slaughter.
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Characters
Cadi
(played by Annes Elwy) — protagonist
A seemingly silent, enigmatic hired help who is later revealed to be the ancient goddess of the Rise possessing the drowned corpse of a local girl. She acts as a supernatural agent of nature's retribu...
Glenda
(played by Nia Roberts) — protagonist
The matriarch of a wealthy Welsh family who hosts the dinner party to secure mining rights on neighboring land. Her obsession with status and exploitation leads to her moral and physical ruin.
Gwyn
(played by Julian Lewis Jones) — supporting
A wealthy politician and the family patriarch who uses his influence to push for mineral exploration on local lands. His arrogance and detachment from nature trigger the supernatural retribution.
Guto
(played by Steffan Cennydd) — supporting
The eldest son, struggling with drug addiction. His consumption of psychoactive mushrooms triggers a horrific physical transformation and forces the revelation of his brother's dark secret.
Gweirydd
(played by Sion Alun Davies) — supporting
The younger son, a triathlete with an obsessive regimen. He harbors a dark secret of raping comatose patients and is manipulated into committing violent acts, leading to his death.
Euros
(played by Rhodri Meilir) — supporting
A mineral exploration businessman whose drilling operations threaten the local landscape. He serves as a catalyst for the family's greed and meets a gruesome end at the dinner table.
Mair
(played by Lisa Palfrey) — supporting
A neighboring farmer and Glenda's childhood friend who serves as the moral and spiritual guardian of the land. She refuses to allow exploitation due to sacred folklore and ultimately escapes the slaug...
Key Relationships
Cadi → Glenda
(Professional Hired Help)
Gwyn → Euros
(Alliance Business Partners)
Glenda → Euros
(Alliance Business Partners)
Glenda → Mair
(Social Childhood Friends)
Guto → Gweirydd
(Family Brother)
Glenda → Gweirydd
(Family Mother)
Glenda → Guto
(Family Mother)
Gwyn → Gweirydd
(Family Father)
Gwyn → Guto
(Family Father)
Gwyn → Glenda
(Family Husband)
Story Analysis
A supernatural horror exploring nature's retribution against a wealthy family's greed and exploitation.
