Character Relationship Map: Let It Snow

Characters

• Julie (played by Isabela Merced) — protagonist

  Julie is the central heroine, a young woman traveling home who meets Stuart after a snow-related train disruption. She is accepted to Columbia but struggles over leaving because her mother is ill. Her...

• Stuart (played by Shameik Moore) — protagonist

  Stuart is a rising pop star who meets Julie on a stranded train and initially mistakes her for a fan. He opens up about the loneliness of fame, joins her family for the holiday, and develops romantic...

• Addie (played by Odeya Rush) — supporting

  Addie is Dorrie's best friend and spends much of the story worrying that her boyfriend will break up with her. Her anxiety leads her to make a scene at Waffle Town and behave rudely toward Dorrie. She...

• Dorrie (played by Liv Hewson) — supporting

  Dorrie works at Waffle Town and is one of the story's central young characters. She tries to support Addie through her relationship worries while secretly seeing Kerry, who treats her inconsistently i...

• Kerry (played by Anna Akana) — supporting

  Kerry is a cheerleader who has a secret romantic relationship with Dorrie. She pretends not to know Dorrie when visiting Waffle Town with her friends, then meets her privately in the bathroom. Kerry l...

• Tobin (played by Mitchell Hope) — supporting

  Tobin is a teenager who plans to confess his feelings to his best friend Angie, known as The Duke. He joins her and JP in stealing a keg, but becomes jealous when they dance together and leaves angril...

• Angie/The Duke (played by Kiernan Shipka) — supporting

  Angie, called The Duke, is Tobin's best friend and the person he secretly loves. She joins Tobin and JP in the reckless plan to steal a keg, then unintentionally hurts Tobin when she dances with JP. A...

• Billy (played by Miles Robbins) — supporting

  Billy is Keon's friend and coworker at Waffle Town. When Keon's attempt to host a party at home is shut down, Billy offers the restaurant as an alternative location, provided Keon obtains the supplies...

• Keon (played by Jacob Batalon) — supporting

  Keon works at Waffle Town and tries to organize a party at his house to impress a major DJ. His parents stop the plan, and he is called into work, but he continues pursuing the celebration with help f...

Canonical Relationships

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

• Dorrie → Keon (Professional Coworkers) — They share a workplace and participate in the diner events.

  Dorrie works at Waffle Town, and Keon is called into work there after his party attempt is shut down.

• Keon → Billy (Professional Coworkers) — They work together and coordinate the party venue.

  Billy is identified as Keon's friend and coworker at Waffle Town.

• Tobin → Angie/The Duke (Romantic Unrequited Love) — Tobin's long-held feelings drive his storyline.

  Tobin plans to tell Angie/The Duke that he likes her and later confesses his love at the party.

• Dorrie → Kerry (Romantic Partners) — A secret hookup becomes an openly acknowledged relationship.

  Dorrie and Kerry kiss passionately in the bathroom. Kerry later kisses Dorrie openly after explaining that she has not come out yet.

• Julie → Stuart (Romantic Interest) — Their chance meeting develops into a mutual romantic connection.

  Julie and Stuart nearly kiss before he is taken back to his hotel. Later, Stuart returns to see Julie, they kiss, and plan to meet in New York.

Story Dynamics

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

• Julie → Keon (Social Party Guest) — Julie joins the social event organized around Keon's party.

  Everyone ends up at Keon's party after the separate holiday storylines converge.

• Stuart → Keon (Social Party Guest) — Their narratives intersect through the shared party setting.

  Everyone ends up at Keon's party, and Stuart is among the characters whose storyline converges with the celebration.

• Julie → Dorrie (Social Confidantes) — They share personal experiences and provide a social link between storylines.

  Dorrie and Julie tell each other about their respective days at Waffle Town.

• Dorrie → Addie (Social Best Friends) — Dorrie provides emotional support to her distressed best friend.

  The plot identifies Addie as Dorrie's best friend, and Dorrie tries to calm Addie after she makes a scene.

Story Analysis

A snowbound Christmas brings several young people through misunderstandings, emotional risks, and unexpected romantic resolutions.

Plot Progression

1. A Snowbound Encounter — Julie meets Stuart on a stranded train and initially resents his assumption that she is a fan. Their walk and lunch begin an unexpected connection.
2. Secrets Beneath The Snow — Julie and Stuart share personal truths while sledding and visiting Julie's home. Her mother's illness and Julie's college decision make the romance emotionally complicated.
3. Separate Holiday Crises — Dorrie struggles with Kerry's secrecy and Addie's emotional outburst. Tobin's plan to confess to Angie/The Duke is threatened by jealousy.
4. Choosing A New Direction — Stuart is pulled away from Julie, while Julie receives encouragement to attend Columbia. Keon and Billy reorganize the failed party into a diner celebration.
5. Holiday Connections — The characters converge at Keon's party, where Tobin and Angie/The Duke confess their mutual feelings. Kerry publicly acknowledges Dorrie, and Stuart returns for Julie.