Character Relationship Map: The Failures
The Failures (2004) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
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Lilly
(played by Ashley Johnson) — protagonist
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William
(played by Chad Lindberg) — protagonist
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Frank
(played by Henry Czerny) — supporting
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Sam
(played by Seth Adkins) — supporting
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Glen
(played by Joseph D. Reitman) — supporting
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Depressor
(played by Michael Ironside) — supporting
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Anna
(played by Claudia Christian) — supporting
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Principal Holbrock
(played by John Pleshette) — supporting
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Mr. Fishbau
(played by Lee Weaver) — supporting
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Reflexor
(played by Sasha Mitchell) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
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Lilly → Mr. Fishbau
(Professional Mentor) — Guidance figure
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Frank → Principal Holbrock
(Professional Authority Figure) — School administration relationship
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Sam → Frank
(Family Father-Son) — Father-son relationship
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Lilly → Frank
(Family Father-Daughter) — Father-daughter relationship
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Lilly → Sam
(Family Siblings) — Brother-sister relationship
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
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Lilly → Reflexor
(Conflict Antagonist) — Secondary opposition
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Lilly → Depressor
(Conflict Antagonist) — Primary opposition
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William → Glen
(Alliance Ally) — Supportive partnership
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Lilly → Anna
(Social Confidante) — Trusted relationship
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Lilly → William
(Social Close Friend) — Deep friendship between main characters
Story Analysis
Human connection and personal struggle in the face of adversity
Plot Progression
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The Gathering Storm
— Introduction of the Kyle family and their individual struggles in the community.
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Facing Adversity
— Characters confront external threats while navigating complex relationships.
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Personal Sacrifices
— Characters make difficult choices that test their bonds and resolve.
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Healing Connections
— Resolution of conflicts and strengthening of relationships through shared experiences.
Directed by Tim Hunter
The Failures (2004) · 4/10 · comedy, romance
Content sources
Related entry on
Wikidata
(Q7733084), public domain (CC0).
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