Feng Shui

Joy is a practical, modern woman whose life is upended by the bagua. She navigates fear, family loyalty, and the need to protect her home as inexplicable deaths and hauntings escalate. Her resolve pushes her to seek help and ultimately confront the mirror's curse.

Alice is Joy's friend who experiences swift misfortune after moving the bagua. Her luck turns deadly when a series of violent events culminates in her death, highlighting the mirror's dangerous balance of fortune and tragedy.

Lily is Evart Mendoza's widow who first explains the bagua's history to Joy. She benefited from the mirror's luck but paid the price with her husband’s death, serving as a cautionary figure about the costs of hollow fortune.

Evart is the man who leaves the bagua and dies in a bus accident, becoming the first person linked to the curse. His fate underscores the mirror's deadly reach across generations.

Denton is Joy and Inton's child who becomes entangled in the escalating supernatural events. His presence highlights the way the curse disrupts family and safety.

Inton is Joy's husband whose actions and relationships contribute to the tension in the household. He becomes a central figure as secrets and danger emerge around the bagua.

Dina is the ex-lover whose presence intensifies the household's turmoil. Her involvement with Inton adds a layer of betrayal to the unfolding tragedy surrounding the bagua.

Louie is Dina's husband who commits violent acts tied to jealousy and fear of exposure. His actions drive a deadly chain of events that culminate in tragedy.

Billy is a neighbor and friend who becomes entangled in the peril surrounding the bagua. Joy donates blood to save him, highlighting the moral stakes of the curse.

Ingrid is Denton's sister who is revealed to share the same fate as the other victims through the curse. Her presence marks the broader impact on Joy's family and friends.

Thelma is a psychic friend who helps Joy and Alice confront the supernatural forces at work. Her insights frame the geometric curse and the necessity to reject luck to end it.

Hsui Liao is the local geomancer who reveals the bagua's dark origin and explains how the curse operates through reflections and fortune. He guides Joy toward breaking the cycle.

Aling Biring runs the bakery and provides the initial warning about respecting feng shui tradition. Her death from leptospirosis adds a layer of mystery to the artifact's power.

Mang Nestor is the tricycle driver who is murdered during a cockfight brawl, reflecting the lethal reach of the curse and the year-of-compatibility motif tied to the bagua's influence.

The Lotus Lady is a ghostly presence, the lingering spirit connected to the bagua's curse. She watches from the shadows as the family confronts their fate.

Mr. Mateo is a local figure who appears in the community’s response to the mysterious events surrounding the bagua. His role highlights the societal dimension of the haunting.

Atty. Ocampo is the legal figure who becomes involved as Joy resists pressure to surrender the bagua. He embodies the conflict between law, superstition, and fear.

Tito is a neighbor figure who provides a sense of community and domestic texture to the neighborhood where the curse unfolds.