Ouija: Origin of Evil

Alice is portrayed as a well-intentioned but misguided fortune teller who becomes entangled in the supernatural due to her desire for financial stability. Her vulnerability and desperation to provide for her family lead her to explore dangerous paths, revealing her deep love for her daughters despite her flaws. Alice's character arc highlights the tension between protection and neglect in the face of impending doom.

Paulina is a rebellious teenager experiencing a typical coming-of-age struggle, caught between skepticism and the pull of the supernatural. She embodies a blend of curiosity and defiance, challenging her mother's authority while grappling with issues of identity and loss. Her character serves as a vehicle for exploring the darker implications of their supernatural experiences.

Doris is the innocent younger sister who unwittingly becomes a medium for the supernatural events unfolding around her. Her character evolves from a naive child into someone profoundly affected by the spirits they encounter. Doris's innocence and desperation to connect with her deceased father drive much of the film’s emotional weight.

Father Tom is a compassionate figure who becomes involved as he notices Doris's troubling behavior. His character embodies the struggle between faith and fear as the supernatural phenomena intensify. He represents a rational approach to the emerging chaos, attempting to provide guidance while facing the overwhelming power of dark forces.

Lina's journey showcases the long-term effects of trauma from the film's harrowing events. As the older version of one of the sisters, she grapples with her past and seeks to reconnect with the lost elements of her family. Her character represents resilience in the face of ongoing supernatural influences, hinting at the cyclical nature of horror.