Family Pack (2024) Timeline Explained – Every Event in Order

Clara becomes invisible because in the Werewolves game, her assigned role is the "little girl" - a spy who can observe without being seen. This role grants her invisibility, but she also becomes mute, unable to speak directly to the family.

• clara
• invisible
• werewolves game
• role
• spying

Louise is revealed as a werewolf because each family member inherited a role when the game transported them to 1497. Her role as werewolf means she transforms into a beast at night, though she retains her normal human form during daylight hours.

• louise
• werewolf
• transformation
• night
• role

Each family member has a specific role: Jérôme is the seer who can hear Clara's thoughts, Gilbert is the hunter with physical strength to fight, Théo is the thief who can imitate others using their belongings, Louise is a werewolf, Marie appears ordinary but is secretly the witch, and Clara is the invisible little girl who spies for the group.

• roles
• game characters
• seer
• hunter
• thief
• witch
• little girl

Marie's hidden power is being the witch, which grants her the ability to resurrect a player by killing another player. She uses this power at the climax to simultaneously kill the final werewolf and bring Clara back to life.

• marie
• witch
• power
• resurrection
• ability

Piero is revealed to be Leonardo da Vinci in hiding. He tells Jérôme that he has become his muse and dreams of returning to Florence to paint under his true name, Leonardo Piero da Vinci. He helps the family by inventing a rubber paste that makes Clara visible.

• piero
• leonardo
• artist
• renaissance
• invention

Jérôme distracts the hostile crowd by singing "Allumer le feu" while Childéric and Marie are tied to the stake. While the crowd is focused on his performance, the other family members free the two prisoners and they flee together toward the church.

• execution
• escape
• singing
• fire
• distraction

The Mona Lisa bearing Jérôme's likeness suggests that the family's journey through time subtly altered reality itself. The painting becomes a permanent reminder of how the supernatural game connected their lives across centuries, linking past and present through art and memory.

• mona lisa
• louvre
• painting
• face
• ending
• reality

Jérôme discovers letters his father wrote at night, revealing that the game's supernatural intervention interrupted Gilbert's illness. The experience transported him to 1497 in full possession of his faculties, allowing him to act as the hunter and write coherently about his hidden love for his son.

• gilbert
• alzheimer
• lucidity
• father
• memories
• letters

When Louise briefly transforms into a werewolf during the final battle, the family sings "J'irai où tu iras," a song of parental love. This triggers a memory that gives Louise the strength to resist her werewolf nature and fight as an ally instead of an enemy.

• louise
• werewolf
• battle
• resistance
• family
• song
• love

The village captain is revealed to be Cupid, and the final werewolf is his wife. When Marie kills the werewolf using her witch power to defeat the monster, Cupid dies as well since their fates are linked. The family defeats both in the church confrontation.

• cupid
• werewolf
• captain
• wife
• final battle
• death

The game transports the family when Jérôme insists on playing and his family refuses, creating the tension that triggers the supernatural mechanism. An earthquake marks their transition, pulling them into the game's historical setting where the werewolf threat becomes real.

• time travel
• 1497
• earthquake
• game
• mechanism
• werewolves

Childéric is the family's ancestor and is imprisoned because the village captain suspects him of witchcraft. The captain and his men seize Childéric's house, forcing the Vassiers to flee and pose as traveling performers to avoid capture.

• childeric
• witchcraft
• accusation
• prison
• ancestor

Théo can imitate other people by using their personal belongings. His thief power allows him to disguise himself by borrowing objects from others, which helps the family navigate dangerous situations in the hostile medieval village.

• théo
• thief
• disguise
• imitate
• power
• objects