Character Relationship Map: Super Troopers 2

Characters

• Foster (played by Paul Soter) — supporting

  A former trooper who returns to police work and navigates the Canadian assignment alongside his colleagues and partner Ursula.

• Genevieve Aubois (played by Emmanuelle Chriqui) — supporting

  A cultural attaché encountered during the reception for the American officers in the contested Canadian territory.

• Ursula (played by Marisa Coughlan) — supporting

  A police chief and Foster's girlfriend whose personal relationship connects the former troopers to their earlier professional lives.

• Mountie Bellefuille (played by Tyler Labine) — supporting

  A Canadian Mountie whose professional rivalry with the American troopers fuels patrol disputes, pranks, and jurisdictional tension.

• Captain O'Hagan (played by Brian Cox) — supporting

  A retired captain who recalls the former troopers and recruits them for the Canadian mission.

• Governor Jessman (played by Lynda Carter) — supporting

  Ambitious Vermont Governor who recruits former troopers for a border dispute.

• Guy LeFranc (played by Rob Lowe) — antagonist

  A local mayor who opposes the American takeover and uses legal and political pressure to defend the territory's Canadian identity.

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Foster → Ursula (romantic)

  Foster lives with Ursula, who is explicitly described as his girlfriend.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Captain O'Hagan → Guy LeFranc (conflict)

  O'Hagan's recruited American department conflicts with LeFranc's effort to preserve Canadian control.

• Foster → Mountie Bellefuille (conflict)

  Foster patrols with the Mounties before the professional rivalry escalates into pranks and hostility.

• Guy LeFranc → Genevieve Aubois (Alliance Criminal Accomplice) — Their apparent cooperation is part of the deception surrounding Le Franc's smuggling network.

  Genevieve initially appears at the reception as a cultural attaché, but later reveals that she has been working with Le Franc and that he is involved...

• Governor Jessman → Guy LeFranc (Conflict Political Opponent) — Jessman represents the proposed American authority, while Le Franc resists the political transfer.

  Governor Jessman organizes an American police takeover of the disputed territory, while Guy Le Franc opposes the territory becoming American and attem...

Story Analysis

Former officers attempt to establish American authority in disputed territory while uncovering a cross-border smuggling operation.

Plot Progression

1. A Mission Across The Border — The former officers are summoned to Canada under the pretext of a fishing trip. Governor Jessman recruits them to establish an American police department in disputed territory.
2. Hostile Welcome — The new troopers meet Guy Le Franc, Genevieve, the Mounties, and townspeople who reject American authority. Their first patrol and road duties immediately create friction.
3. Pranks And Hidden Contraband — A drug discovery at an abandoned lake house connects the territory to suspicious trafficking. Escalating pranks and Le Franc's legal threat make the mission increasingly unstable.
4. The Smuggling Network — A highway stop uncovers drugs, phones, and AK-47 rifles, revealing a plan to move valuable contraband before the border changes. Genevieve and Rabbit are then abducted.
5. The Sawmill Reckoning — The counterfeit phones lead the officers to a sawmill where Le Franc is exposed as the smuggling leader. Genevieve reveals her undercover identity, the hostages are rescued, and the criminal group is...