The Child Remains

Faith is a young woman trapped in a horrific situation, facing the cruelties of a society that shuns her. Her desperate love for her newborn child and the betrayal she endures shape her as a tragic figure. Faith's curse upon her midwife signifies the deep anguish she experiences, resonating as a haunting echo throughout the narrative.

Liam is a well-meaning husband who initially fails to grasp the weight of Rae's trauma and the inn’s dark past. His light-hearted demeanor contrasts sharply with the horrors they encounter, placing him in a position of denial until confronted with undeniable evidence. His character represents the struggle of husbands trying to support their partners in the face of unrelenting stress.

Rae is a crime reporter with a complicated history of PTSD, which becomes intertwined with the supernatural occurrences in the inn. Her journey unravels the layers of her mental health struggles, pushing her to confront both her past and the malevolent history of the inn. Rae's resilience in seeking the truth makes her a compelling figure of strength.

Monica is the innkeeper with ties to the dark past of the Mercy Home. Her seemingly warm demeanor masks a deeper malevolence, inherited from her mother, Rose. As the story unfolds, Monica embodies the twisted legacy of cruelty, creating a suspenseful and chilling atmosphere as Rae uncovers the truth.

Talbot initially appears as a mere background character but harbors dark secrets about the past. His guilt over his complicity in the sins of Rose creates a complex relationship with Rae and the haunting legacy of the inn. Talbot symbolizes the burden of guilt that lingers across generations.

Sergeant Grist provides crucial insights into the inn's sinister past, acting as a bridge between the present and the historical horrors. His character helps frame the narrative by revealing bitter truths that shape Rae's investigation. Grist's revelations serve as a catalyst for the unfolding drama.