K-12 (2019) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The strong and sensitive protagonist sent to a disturbing sleepaway school, who leads the fight against the institution's patriarchal conditioning.
Cry Baby's sweet and unapologetic best friend who remains fiercely loyal and actively defends her against bullying.
A loyal member of Cry Baby's friend group who helps challenge the school's oppressive environment.
A supportive peer who joins Cry Baby's circle in resisting the administration's control.
One of the magical friends who aids Cry Baby in gaining the inner strength to fight back.
A male ally among the magical friends who stands alongside Cry Baby against the school's patriarchal norms.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Ben leaves a love letter for Cry Baby, later confesses his feelings, asks her to the dance, and receives a kiss on the cheek.
The plot identifies Kelly as Brandon's girlfriend, and her jealousy begins after Cry Baby lends Brandon an eraser.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Ben helps Cry Baby and Angelita escape when the school is destroyed, showing that he joins their supernatural resistance.
After the principal's burial, Cry Baby and Angelita meet Celeste, a student with similar abilities.
After learning that Fleur is bulimic, Cry Baby encourages her to love herself and tries to remove her from Kelly's influence.
Kelly threatens Cry Baby after becoming jealous of Brandon, attacks her at recess, and later reports her location to Leo.
Angelita is Cry Baby's friend and remains with her through the school ordeal. They activate their abilities together, escape danger together, and plan...
Cry Baby lends Brandon an eraser during class, after which Kelly becomes jealous.
Fleur is identified as Kelly's friend, and Cry Baby starts a food fight to separate Fleur from Kelly.
Cry Baby and her supernatural friends resist a school system designed to enforce obedience, shame, and patriarchal control.
Directed by Melanie Martinez
K-12 (2019) · 7.8/10 · fantasy, horror, music
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