The Godsend

A protective father who grows convinced that Bonnie is connected to the children’s deaths. He becomes increasingly driven to safeguard Lucy and ends up taking drastic steps that strain his marriage. His rational, methodical approach clashes with Kate’s denial, pushing the family toward a breaking point.

A devoted mother who initially defends Bonnie and doubts Alan’s suspicions. She clings to the idea that their family can endure the mystery and remains in denial about Bonnie’s potential danger. Her steadfastness keeps the family connected even as cracks widen.

The newborn whose presence triggers a chilling chain of events. She exerts a disturbing influence over family dynamics and is central to the tension surrounding the deaths. Her behavior hints at a malevolent power beyond ordinary explanation.

The infant form of Bonnie, foreshadowing the ominous impact she will have as she grows. Though younger and seemingly innocent, this version is part of the same unsettling force affecting the family.

The younger sister whose safety becomes a central concern as Bonnie’s influence grows. Alan’s focus on protecting her creates tension with Kate, who believes Lucy remains unaffected. Lucy embodies the vulnerable child caught in adult fears.

The eldest son who dies in a creek, triggering a family crisis. His loss is the catalyst for the spiraling fear and suspicion that follows Bonnie’s appearance.

The middle son who dies in a barn, magnifying the sense that Bonnie is linked to the family tragedies. His death deepens the mystery and heightens parental fear.

A mysterious pregnant woman who arrives with Bonnie and leaves behind a question of Bonnie’s true origin. Her presence catalyzes the unraveling of the family’s reality.

A neighbor who becomes entwined in the Marlowes’ life as events unfold. She represents the intrusion of ordinary life into a world that grows increasingly dangerous.

The neighbor husband who interacts with the family and provides a connective link to the home environment amid rising tension. His presence ties domestic stability to the surrounding danger.