Rage (2009) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Rosa
(played by Martina García) — protagonist
Rosa works in the Torres family home and becomes romantically involved with José María, whom she tries to protect from the consequences of his violence. After he disappears, she is questioned by polic...
Marimar Torres
(played by Icíar Bollaín) — supporting
José María
(played by Gustavo Sánchez Parra) — supporting
José María is a young man from a crowded migrant hostel who begins a relationship with Rosa. After admitting he attacked a man who insulted her, he disappears when a man is killed, later confessing to...
Sra. Torres
(played by Concha Velasco) — supporting
Álvaro Torres
(played by Àlex Brendemühl) — supporting
Álvaro Torres is a member of the household where Rosa works. After he dies, Rosa is deeply shaken because she found him; José María later reacts with jealousy when he hears how strongly his death affe...
Sr. Torres
(played by Xabier Elorriaga) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Rosa → Sr. Torres
(Professional Domestic Employer) — Sr. Torres belongs to the employer household whose decisions affect Rosa's living and working situation.
Rosa works in the Torres family home, where she is often alone while the employers travel.
Rosa → Sra. Torres
(Professional Domestic Employer) — Sra. Torres is part of the household that employs Rosa and later offers support while Rosa's pregnancy advances.
Rosa works in the Torres family home while her employers travel, and the household discusses whether she should remain there.
Rosa → José María
(Romantic Lovers Under Pressure) — Their relationship deepens despite José María's disappearance, his accidental killing, the pregnancy, and the uncertainty about whether they can build a life together.
Rosa begins a relationship with José María, and they later declare their love during a telephone call.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
José María → Álvaro Torres
(Conflict Jealous Observer) — Álvaro's death intensifies José María's insecurity about Rosa's emotional attachment to the household.
José María reacts with jealousy when he hears how strongly Rosa was affected by Álvaro's death.
Rosa → Álvaro Torres
(Narrative Death Witness) — Rosa's discovery of Álvaro's death becomes a major emotional event and later triggers José María's jealousy.
Álvaro Torres dies, and Rosa is deeply shaken because she found him.
Rosa → Marimar Torres
(Alliance Household Supporter) — Marimar is connected to the household support offered to Rosa as she considers her options for the baby.
The Torres family offers to help Rosa raise the child, and Marimar Torres is identified as a member of that family.
Story Analysis
Rosa navigates love, violence, pregnancy, grief, and dependence on the Torres household while her future remains uncertain.
Plot Progression
A Secret House Romance
— Rosa works alone in the Torres home and begins a relationship with José María. Their intimacy grows while José María faces hostility because he is Latino.
Violence Brings Questions
— José María admits attacking a man who insulted Rosa, and she warns him about the police. He disappears, leaving Rosa to face police questions and the household's doubts.
Love Under Uncertainty
— José María confesses by telephone that he killed someone accidentally and says he stayed away to protect Rosa. Rosa discovers her pregnancy and weighs returning to Colombia against accepting the Torre...
Loss And Confrontation
— Rosa remains in the Torres household as her pregnancy advances. Álvaro's death devastates her, José María becomes jealous, and Rosa confronts a man in the household about rape.
An Uncertain Arrival
— Despite grief and danger, Rosa prepares for the baby. The Torres household offers support and discusses possible names while Rosa's future with José María remains unresolved.
Directed by Sebastián Cordero
Rage (2009) · 5.6/10 · drama, romance, thriller
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(Q6095949), public domain (CC0).
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