The film centers on a traditional nuclear family unit. There is no evidence of LGBTQ+ characters or non-cisnormative identities within the primary cast.

Sofia serves as the central figure of the supernatural conflict, though her role follows the common genre trope of a female victim. The narrative maintains a standard domestic structure.

By setting the story on the outskirts of Lima, the film disrupts Hollywood-centric horror norms. The Peruvian setting provides a meaningful departure from homogeneous Western casting.

The plot engages with spiritual authority through the introduction of a priest. The potential for moral ambiguity regarding his intervention prevents a lower score.

The provided narrative details do not include any visible or invisible disabilities.