Chen

aggressive sadistic vindictive brazen

Aggressive son and enforcer for Shanghai crime lord Lao Che, with a sadistic personality and a history of violence (e.g., bandaged hand from a fight with Indiana Jones). Acts as the primary antagonist in the nightclub scene, poisoning Indy's champagne and shooting Wu Han before being killed by Indy in a dramatic, fiery death.

4 appearances

Shanghai criminal enforcement

Also known as: Lao's son

Chen's Journey

A timeline through the narrative

4 moments

S1E2 · INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM

The Ballroom Gambit: Poison, Betrayal, and Willie’s Unwitting Sabotage

Sadistic glee at Indy’s suffering, shifting to shock and agony as the flambé skewer impales him—his death is sudden, violent, and poetic justice for his betrayal.

Chen, Lao Che’s aggressive son, poisons Indy’s champagne with a silver snuff bottle, then fatally shoots Wu Han with a silenced pistol. He grins sadistically as Indy weakens, only to …

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S1E2 · INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM

The Poisoned Gambit: A Dance of Betrayal and Desperation

Hostile and sadistic → Triumphant after poisoning Indy → Enraged by Wu Han’s intervention → Panicked and in pain as he is impaled by the skewer

Chen begins the event as a hostile and sadistic enforcer, poisoning Indy’s champagne and later fatally shooting Wu Han with a silenced pistol. He taunts Indy and engages in a …

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S1E2 · INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM

Wu Han’s Sacrifice and Indy’s Blood Oath: The Ballroom’s Crucible of Vengeance

Initially triumphant and sadistic, then horrified and in agony as the flaming skewer impales him—his death is a turning point, fueling Indy’s rage.

Chen, Lao Che’s sadistic son, fatally shoots Wu Han in the back with a silenced pistol, then grins perversely as Indy is consumed by grief. His gloating is short-lived, however, …

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S1E2 · INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM

The Ballroom Gambit: Poison, Betrayal, and the Diamond’s Curse

Begins with smug arrogance, shifts to panicked horror as the flaming skewer strikes him, and ends in agonized death. His emotions are a whiplash of dominance and vulnerability, culminating in a gruesome demise.

Chen, Lao Che’s aggressive son, taunts Indy during the negotiation and fatally shoots Wu Han with a silenced pistol. His smugness turns to horror as Indy hurls a flaming skewer …

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