Burnt Offerings

Ben is the father who initially seeks a summer retreat but becomes increasingly distressed by the strange occurrences in the mansion. His protective nature surfaces as he witnesses his family's transformation, leading him to confront the living entity of the house. Ultimately, his desperation showcases the lengths a parent will go to for their child.

Marian is the mother whose fascination with the mansion’s history causes her to lose touch with her family. She becomes enamored by the home, wearing Victorian-era garments and showing indifference to her family’s plight. Her transformation into a likeness of Mrs. Allardyce illustrates her complete absorption into the house's dark influence.

Davey is the young son whose innocence and curiosity lead him to tragic encounters within the mansion. He becomes a victim of the house's ominous presence, illustrating the threat that lurks beneath the surface. His experiences reflect the loss of childhood innocence in the face of horror.

Mrs. Allardyce is the elderly woman whose presence in the mansion remains largely a mystery. Her silent, reclusive nature creates a chilling atmosphere as her life and well-being seem intimately linked to the house. The reveal of her identity as Marian highlights the twisted connection between the living and the dead.