Ancient Evil: Scream of the Mummy

Arlando is one of the archaeology students and a perceptive, cautious member of the group. He brings a steady presence to the escalating danger and remains focused on survival. His interactions hint at unspoken feelings among the crew, and he navigates the tension between curiosity and risk.

Morris is impulsive and eager to impress others, leading him to steal the mummy's amulet. His reckless actions set off the chain of killings and awaken the mummy. He serves as a cautionary example of how vanity and greed can imperil everyone around him.

Janine is the blonde student who becomes involved with Morris and reluctantly reveals the amulet theft. Her actions contribute to the mounting tension among the six students. She becomes entangled in the dorm-room confession that foreshadows the danger to come.

Stacey is a central female student who becomes a target of Norman's ritual. She is abducted and forced toward a dangerous sacrificial role within the museum. Her courage and vulnerability drive Don to risk everything to save her.

Norman is the secret descendant of Aztec priests who orchestrates the ritual. He manipulates others to gather the amulet and complete the ceremony. His calculated resolve and hidden lineage make him the principal antagonist of the story.

Don is one of the six students who survives the mummy's rampage long enough to disrupt the ritual. He acts with courage and quick thinking, ultimately smashing the amulet and confronting Norman. He taunts danger but remains determined to rescue Stacey.

Scott is a member of the group who is killed by the mummy in a shocking moment. His death underscores the peril the students face and amplifies the urgency for others to survive. He serves as a reminder of the stakes of the ritual and the mummy's threat.

Professor Cyphers oversees the archaeology project and tries to guide the students, although the danger escalates beyond his control. He represents institutional authority and the lure of discovery that collides with superstition. His presence anchors the academic setting of the tale.