Seventeen children vanish on the same night, leaving Maybrook with more questions than answers. If you were caught in the middle of this unsettling missing-person mystery, which person would you be? Take this personality quiz to find your match among the teacher, a grieving parent, the surviving child, and others drawn into Weapons’ eerie events at the heart of a shaken school community.
About Weapons
In the 2025 supernatural horror film Weapons, seventeen children from one third-grade class disappear from their homes at the same time, leaving Maybrook shaken and searching for answers. Their teacher, Justine Gandy, and grieving father Archer Graff pursue the mystery as strange events gather around the one child who stayed behind. With a tense ensemble of townspeople, police, and family members, the story turns a missing-children mystery into a paranormal nightmare.
Weapons Character Profiles
Justine
Justine Gandy is an elementary-school teacher thrust into the center of a community’s fear after nearly every child in her class disappears. Suspicion and scrutiny make her guarded and defensive, while personal struggles leave her life outside school increasingly unsteady. Her bond with her students remains a powerful source of purpose, however, and concern for the lone child left behind pushes her to seek answers even when the town turns against her.
Archer
Archer Graff is a construction contractor and the grieving father of Matthew, one of the children who vanished. Suspicious of Justine, he channels his anguish into his own investigation rather than trusting the town’s limited efforts. Gruff and forceful, Archer often acts from resentment and deep vulnerability, with grief narrowing his judgment. His determination to find answers reflects the fierce protectiveness at the heart of his relationship with his son.
Paul
Paul Morgan is a local police officer and Justine Gandy’s ex-boyfriend. Newly sober and unhappy in his personal life, he is isolated from his wife and burdened by unresolved emotional strain. That weight compromises his judgment and complicates his work at a time when the town needs answers. Paul is neither a detached authority figure nor an uncomplicated rescuer; he is a conflicted man whose private struggles repeatedly intersect with his public responsibilities.
Alex
Alex Lilly is the only child from Justine Gandy’s class who does not vanish on the night his classmates disappear. Left in a deeply unsettling household, he is frightened and isolated, yet attentive to the danger around him. His survival depends on careful observation and resourcefulness rather than adult protection. Alex’s quiet resolve makes him central to the mystery, while his circumstances reveal how vulnerable a child can be when the people responsible for his care are compromised.
