Character Analysis Quiz

This character’s transformation begins after a disturbing dream, leading her to reject societal norms and embrace a plant-based existence.

• Yeong-hye

• In-hye

• Mr. Cheong

• The Psychiatrist

A bounty hunter tasked with “retiring” rogue androids, he grapples with the morality of his actions and the nature of empathy.

• Roy Baty

• Rick Deckard

• John Isidore

• Eldon Rosen

A young woman whose accusations ignite the Salem witch trials, driven by jealousy and a desire for power.

• Elizabeth Proctor

• Mary Warren

• Abigail Williams

• Rebecca Nurse

Yeong-hye’s sister, who struggles to understand her sibling’s choices while managing her own familial responsibilities.

• In-hye

• Min-hye

• Sun-hye

• Jung-hye

An android who seeks autonomy and challenges human authority, questioning the boundaries between human and machine.

• Rachael Rosen

• Pris Stratton

• Roy Baty

• Luba Luft

A man who refuses to confess to witchcraft and chooses to preserve his integrity, even at the cost of his life.

• Reverend Hale

• Giles Corey

• John Proctor

• Francis Nurse

This character is a confused and compassionate special (chickenhead) who lives alone with a spider and empathizes with androids.

• Roy Baty

• John Isidore

• Rick Deckard

• Rachael Rosen

He writes a report about his wife’s bizarre behavior, hoping for her to return to “normal.”

• Mr. Cheong

• Yeong-hye’s Father

• The Brother-in-Law

• In-hye’s Husband

This character masks her emotional pain with a façade of calm control, but her internal monologue reveals a sense of guilt and resignation about her role in a crumbling family.

• Abigail Williams

• Rachael Rosen

• In-hye

• Elizabeth Proctor

This character is caught in a paradox—neither fully accepted by humans nor androids—and serves as a tragic commentary on society’s treatment of those who don’t conform.

• John Isidore

• Roy Baty

• Pris Stratton

• Giles Corey