The Brood

Frank Carveth is a devoted father desperate to protect his daughter, Candy, from the horrors surrounding them. His character embodies the struggle against powerlessness as he confronts the sinister forces tied to his estranged wife, Nola. His determination to uncover the truth reveals his resilience, but also the depths of his despair.

Nola Carveth is a deeply troubled woman undergoing radical treatment at the Somafree Institute. Her character is defined by her intense emotions and unresolved trauma, leading to terrifying consequences for those around her. As her anger manifests into the Brood children, she embodies the complex interplay between motherhood and rage.

Candy Carveth is the innocent and vulnerable daughter caught in the violent emotional turbulence surrounding her family. Her experiences, including witnessing horrific events, shape her character into a symbol of innocence threatened by her mother's dark legacy. Despite her youth, the marks she bears suggest a deeper connection to her mother's rage that looms over her future.

Dr. Hal Raglan is a controversial figure whose experimental approach to therapy leads to dire consequences. His character embodies the risks associated with psychological manipulation, as he delves into his patients' emotions to provoke responses that he believes will lead to healing. However, his methods provoke chaos and violence, questioning the ethics of psychological treatment.