Omen IV: The Awakening

Adopted from a nun-run orphanage, Delia rapidly reveals violent, calculating traits and a disturbing level of control over those around her. She embodies a growing, malevolent presence with moments that blur the line between innocence and danger, and is described as the protector of the new Antichrist: her twin brother, Alexander.

A Virginia congressman's wife who becomes increasingly paranoid as Delia's true nature surfaces. Her pregnancy and maternal instinct drive her to uncover Delia's origins, leading to a web of revelations and ultimately fatal confrontations with Hastings and Roselli, ending in her own suicide.

A Virginia congressman whose family dynamics drive the adoption and early safety concerns around Delia. He remains a stabilizing figure whose political life contrasts with the escalating supernatural threat looming over his household.

A New Age practitioner hired as a nanny who senses something sinister about Delia. Her investigation, aided by an aura reader, drives the early discovery of Delia's true identity, and she is ultimately forced to confront the danger she unwittingly encountered.

Delia's physician and a Satanic disciple who becomes a key conduit for the unraveling conspiracy. Hastings reveals the truth about Delia's identity and ends up becoming a casualty in the escalating conflict.

A preacher who helps Karen interpret the ominous signs surrounding Delia, including warnings about the Antichrist. He provides spiritual context for the crisis, anchoring the film's religious subtext.

The nun who raises Delia, the source of her early care and the mystery surrounding the orphanage's past. She later leaves the circle of the orphanage as the sinister plot unfolds.

The nanny who becomes a Satanic disciple aligned with Hastings. She is a target of Karen's suspicions and is ultimately killed during the unfolding confrontation.