Haunts of the Very Rich

Ellen is Dave's wife, a wealthy, needy presence whose clinginess strains her relationships as danger closes in. She endures a fatal reaction to a rabies vaccine, highlighting how physical frailty intersects with emotional turmoil under isolating conditions.

Dave is a successful, pragmatic guest determined to survive, but his expectations clash with the escalating crisis. He suffers a heart attack earlier, and his marriage to Ellen complicates his emotional priorities as hope ebbs away.

Annette is a married guest who received unfamiliar sleeping pills from her husband, hinting at hidden marital tensions and possible deception. Her experiences with incongruent medication add to the sense of danger and mystery in the resort's crisis.

Laurie is a guest who recognizes the pilot Johnny Delmonico on a returning seaplane, deepening the tension as she interprets reality in a trap of illusions. Her car accident earlier frames her as someone who has faced danger before and now fears further loss.

Johnny is a singer presumed dead, whom Laurie recognizes on a seaplane, complicating the guests' perception of reality and suggesting a supernatural or illusory dimension to their crisis.

Reverend Fellows is the group's spiritual anchor who faces an existential test in the island's crisis, potentially drowning under the storm or in the psychological pressure of the situation.

Seacrist hosts the Portals of Eden, a figure representing control and manipulation amid the guests' crisis. His role frames the mystery of the resort and the crew's attitude toward death and fate.

Al is a guest who discovers the peril of his own past mistakes, reluctantly realizing he may have fallen or died under suspicious circumstances as the island's pressures mount.

Lyle is one of the guests, a participant in the social dynamic of the group whose fate intertwines with the others as hope flickers and fear grows.