The Quiet Family

The eldest son who grows increasingly desensitized by the family's murderous routine. He intervenes to stop an assault, but his actions trigger more deaths and cover-ups. He endures injuries and returns with a chilling, distorted sense of humor that hints at moral erosion.

The patriarch who governs the family’s actions with pragmatism and a willingness to bend or break rules to protect the inheritance. He orchestrates cover-ups and resists outside interference, maintaining control through calculated deception and force.

The matriarch who keeps the facade intact and participates in the plan to suppress outsiders. She remains calm under pressure, organizing efforts to dispose of evidence and manage the family’s dangerous secrets.

The adult daughter who becomes entangled with visiting men and whose presence accelerates danger. She navigates danger with street-smarts and a willingness to adapt, contributing to the family’s fragile balance between survival and morality.

The youngest daughter whose curiosity and actions inadvertently trigger events, such as turning circuits back on and triggering the storage fire. She embodies a mix of innocence and inadvertent complicity in the family’s crimes.

The uncle figure who embodies the opportunistic, scheming side of the family. He pushes for the inheritance plan and embodies a ruthless pragmatism that underpins the lodge’s deadly dynamics.