observant. She has grown up around the supernatural but doesn’t necessarily want it to define her life. She loves her parents deeply, while also wanting some independence from their world. * She tends to keep her fears and supernatural experiences to herself rather than immediately telling everyone. * She’s protective of her family and becomes increasingly willing to put herself in danger to help others. * She can be nervous and uncertain, but she isn’t helpless—she becomes more confident and assertive as the movie progresses. * Because of her sensitivity to the supernatural, she sometimes seems distracted or uneasy when something feels wrong. * Around Lorraine, she’s especially close and comfortable; their relationship has a lot of subtle, almost unspoken communication. * After her supernatural experiences intensify, Judy becomes more outspoken and determined, rather than simply accepting her mother’s attempts to protect her.

Tony is friendly, funny, slightly awkward, supportive, and determined to prove himself. * At first, he’s somewhat of an outsider around the Warrens and doesn’t know exactly how to fit into their unusual family. * He’s interested in Ed’s work and wants Ed’s respect and approval. * He’s occasionally a little clumsy or awkward, which gives him some lighter moments during the darker parts of the movie. * Underneath that, he’s thoughtful and emotionally mature. * He genuinely cares about Judy and doesn’t abandon her when things become frightening. * He’s willing to step into the supernatural situation instead of simply standing back. * By the end, he becomes much more integrated into the Warren family and their work.