Character Relationship Map: Net Worth

Characters

• Thad Davis (played by Todd Field) — protagonist
• Woody Miller (played by Craig Sheffer) — protagonist
• Robert Freedman (played by Daniel Baldwin) — supporting
• Michael Winslow (played by Michael T. Weiss) — supporting
• Tara (played by Tara Wood) — supporting
• Liddy Adams (played by Alix Koromzay) — minor
• Drew (played by Scott Ditty) — minor

Canonical Relationships

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

• Michael Winslow → Liddy Adams (Romantic Interest) — Potential romantic connection during the contest
• Thad Davis → Tara (Romantic Interest) — Potential romantic connection during the contest

Story Dynamics

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

• Tara → Liddy Adams (Social Friend) — Friends supporting the main group
• Drew → Thad Davis (Alliance Supporter) — Supportive friend helping the group
• Robert Freedman → Michael Winslow (Social Friend) — Close friends who participate in the net worth contest together
• Woody Miller → Michael Winslow (Social Friend) — Close friends who participate in the net worth contest together
• Woody Miller → Robert Freedman (Social Friend) — Close friends who participate in the net worth contest together
• Thad Davis → Michael Winslow (Social Friend) — Close friends who participate in the net worth contest together
• Thad Davis → Robert Freedman (Social Friend) — Close friends who participate in the net worth contest together
• Thad Davis → Woody Miller (Social Friend) — Close friends who participate in the net worth contest together

Story Analysis

A serio-comedy about four friends discovering what truly matters in life through a 30-day net worth contest

Plot Progression

1. The Challenge Begins — Four friends embark on a 30-day contest to build net worth from scratch in an unfamiliar city, testing their entrepreneurial skills and friendship.
2. Rising Tensions — As the contest progresses, competitive pressures create friction among friends while romantic connections begin to form.
3. Values Reassessment — Facing major setbacks, the friends reevaluate what truly matters in life and rediscover the importance of their bond.
4. The Priceless Reward — The contest concludes, revealing that the true wealth gained was friendship and understanding life's intangible treasures.