Character Relationship Map: College

Characters

• Teague (played by Nick Zano) — protagonist

  Antagonistic fraternity brother who feels threatened by Kevin's romance with his ex-girlfriend Kendall. He orchestrates severe bullying, credit card theft, and a kidnapping to drive the trio off campu...

• Morris (played by Kevin Covais) — supporting

  One of Kevin's best friends who encourages the college orientation trip. His excessive drinking leads to an encounter with the university dean that jeopardizes his scholarship. He endures the fraterni...

• Fletcher (played by Ryan Pinkston) — supporting
• Kendall (played by Haley Bennett) — supporting

  A sorority member Kevin meets during the orientation parties. She has a romantic connection with Kevin, which triggers jealousy from her ex-boyfriend Teague. Kevin eventually reconciles with her after...

• Verne Troyer (played by Verne Troyer) — minor
• Bearcat (played by Gary Owen) — supporting

  A member of the probationary fraternity who pretends to recruit the protagonists. He participates in the group's bullying campaign against Kevin and his friends, only to be superglued to a toilet as p...

Canonical Relationships

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

• Teague → Verne Troyer (Professional Hired Performer) — Verne Troyer is brought in as part of the fraternity's staged humiliation.

  The fraternity's retaliation campaign includes hiring Verne Troyer to make an appearance during the visitors' harassment.

• Teague → Kendall (Former Romantic Partners) — Their past relationship fuels Teague's jealousy and hostility.

  The plot states that Kendall once dated Teague, and Teague becomes threatened when she begins a new relationship with one of the visiting students.

Story Dynamics

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

• Verne Troyer → Morris (Conflict Participant In Humiliation) — His appearance contributes to the antagonistic treatment directed at Morris and his friends.

  Verne Troyer is hired as part of the fraternity's campaign that makes the visiting students' weekend miserable.

• Morris → Fletcher (Social Friends) — Fletcher's story helps influence Morris's decision to join the trip.

  Fletcher is described as a friend who tells the group about his previous college weekend, while Morris is one of the friends persuaded to attend.

• Bearcat → Morris (Conflict Adversaries) — Bearcat is one of Morris's physical antagonists during the weekend.

  Bearcat participates in the fraternity's bullying and kidnapping of Morris and the other visitors before being punished with superglue.

• Teague → Morris (Conflict Adversaries) — Teague directly contributes to the ordeal that threatens Morris's college prospects.

  Teague's fraternity humiliates Morris, helps expose the visitors as high school students, kidnaps them, and leaves them tied up at a farm.

• Teague → Bearcat (Alliance Fraternity Allies) — Bearcat supports Teague's fraternity-based campaign against the visitors.

  Teague and Bearcat are identified as members of the probationary fraternity and participate together in humiliating and bullying the visitors.

Story Analysis

A rejected student and his friends seek a fresh start at orientation but confront fraternity cruelty before reclaiming control through friendship and retaliation.

Plot Progression

1. Leaving Heartbreak Behind — A rejected high school senior is reluctant to attend the planned orientation weekend. Morris and Fletcher's stories help persuade the group to travel to Fieldmont.
2. False Brotherhood — At Fieldmont, the probationary fraternity offers the visitors access to its party scene through a deceptive pledge arrangement. The visitors endure humiliating antics while entering campus social life...
3. Jealousy Turns Cruel — A romantic connection with Kendall provokes Teague, her former boyfriend. The fraternity escalates its retaliation through stolen credit cards, staged humiliation, and increasingly aggressive harassme...
4. The Farm Ordeal — Morris's drunken encounter with the dean threatens his scholarship, while Teague exposes the visitors as high school students. The fraternity then kidnaps and abandons them at a secluded farm.
5. Payback and Departure — After escaping and briefly separating, the friends reunite to retaliate against the fraternity. The revenge leaves Teague in police trouble, restores Kendall's connection with the visitor, and sets up...