Bad Manners (1984) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A tough-talking tomboy and one of the adolescent trouble-makers befriended by Piper in solitary confinement. She joins the core group in planning and executing the daring rescue of Mouse from his adop...
The cattle-prod wielding head-master at the Home of the Bleeding Heart orphanage. He is one of the cruel authority figures the orphans must outwit to escape the oppressive facility.
The stern head-mistress of the Catholic orphanage. Along with Mr. Kurtz, she embodies the loathsome authority that the teenagers rebel against and must evade during their journey to Santa Barbara.
A platinum blonde teenager and the self-appointed leader of the orphanage's trouble-makers. He participates in the group's scheme to outwit the staff and rescue Mouse.
The smallest, youngest, and cutest orphan in the group. His sudden adoption by the Fitzpatricks shatters the rebellious family of orphans and triggers the central plot as his friends plan his dramatic...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Mr. Kurtz and Sister Serena together as the cruel overseers of the Home of the Bleeding Heart.
Sister Serena is the head-mistress of the Catholic orphanage, where Mouse is one of the resident orphans.
Mr. Kurtz is the head-master of the orphanage where Mouse lives as one of the children, and the group must outwit the staff to free Mouse.
Whitey is described as the self-appointed leader of the group, and the group organizes a rescue after Mouse is taken away.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Sister Serena oversees the orphanage, while Whitey helps lead the trouble-makers in their attempt to escape its oppressive staff.
Mr. Kurtz is the cattle-prod-wielding head-master, and Whitey participates in the group’s effort to outwit the orphanage staff.
Sister Serena is identified as a stern head-mistress and one of the loathsome authority figures from whom the teenagers attempt to escape.
Mr. Kurtz is one of the cruel authority figures at the orphanage, while Girl Joey joins the teenagers who must outwit the staff and escape.
Girl Joey and Whitey are both members of the adolescent trouble-makers and participate in the scheme to outwit the staff and rescue Mouse.
Girl Joey belongs to the group of adolescent trouble-makers that treats Mouse as part of its shared family. She joins the plan to rescue him after his...
A rebellious orphan group crosses institutional and suburban barriers to recover one of its members and preserve its chosen family.
Directed by Robert Houston
Bad Manners (1984) · 5.8/10 · comedy
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