The Prophecy: Uprising

A theology student who comes into possession of The Lexicon, a self-writing book of prophecies. She is entangled in the prophecy while her mental state is exploited by Simon to communicate with her through internal voices. Her role places her at the center of the search for the Lexicon and the spiritual-political conflict surrounding it.

A good angel who guides Allison and uses her to access the voices in her head. He advocates against Belial and frames the search for the Lexicon as a path to prevent catastrophe. His presence frames the celestial guidance that threads through the mortal danger on the ground.

Belial’s current host, a conduit through which the demon operates and manipulates the investigation. Laurel’s role demonstrates the peril of possession and the ease with which a trusted ally can become a threat. The character embodies the film’s theme of deceptive appearances and corrupt influence.

A police officer whose childhood information given to the secret police foreshadows his own exposure to trauma. His personal history intersects with the broader state violence depicted in the film, complicating his role in pursuing the ominous prophecies. He becomes a key ally and witness to the unfolding supernatural conflict.

Lucifer appears disguised as Interpol agent John Riegert, manipulating investigators to further his own aims. He claims to support humanity while delaying direct action, exposing a complex willingness to work within human systems. The dual identity underscores the film’s theme of deception and ambiguous loyalties.

A survivor of the secret police’s brutal interrogation regime, his backstory illuminates the personal costs of state oppression. His trauma informs Dani’s own experiences and the family’s painful legacy. He embodies the enduring impact of past abuses on future generations.

A figure shaped by the regime’s cruelty, she anchors Dani’s childhood and informs his cautious, wary worldview. Her presence adds emotional weight to the family’s history of suffering and resilience. She represents the continuation of care and memory through hardship.