Cloned (1997) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Skye Weston
(played by Elizabeth Perkins) — protagonist
Skye is the mother in the married couple grieving the loss of their eight-year-old son in a boating accident. After seeing a child who looks identical to him, she investigates the fertility clinic tha...
Rick Weston
(played by Bradley Whitford) — protagonist
Rick is Skye's husband and the other parent of the boy they lost in a boating accident. The couple's grief and the discovery that the fertility clinic cloned their son place him at the center of the q...
John Gryce
(played by Scott Paulin) — supporting
Steve Rinker
(played by Enrico Colantoni) — supporting
Alan Prescott
(played by Bill Dow) — supporting
Dr. Wesley Kozak
(played by Alan Rosenberg) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dr. Wesley Kozak → Alan Prescott
(Professional Colleagues)
Dr. Wesley Kozak → Steve Rinker
(Professional Colleagues)
Dr. Wesley Kozak → John Gryce
(Professional Colleagues)
Rick Weston → Dr. Wesley Kozak
(Professional Former Client Vs Provider)
Skye Weston → Rick Weston
(Family Spouse)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Skye Weston → Alan Prescott
(Conflict Investigator Vs Staff)
Skye Weston → Steve Rinker
(Conflict Investigator Vs Staff)
Skye Weston → John Gryce
(Conflict Investigator Vs Staff)
Skye Weston → Dr. Wesley Kozak
(Conflict Investigator Vs Target)
Story Analysis
A grieving couple must confront the possibility of replacing their dead son with another genetically identical child.
Plot Progression
Grief After the Accident
— A married couple loses their eight-year-old son in a boating accident. Their grief establishes the emotional foundation of the story.
The Impossible Sighting
— The mother sees a child who looks identical to her dead son. This startling sight transforms private grief into a mystery.
Secrets Of Baby 2000
— The mother investigates the fertility clinic that assisted with her pregnancy. She discovers that her child was cloned in an experiment called Baby 2000.
Genes Of The Lost Child
— The clinic still possesses the genes needed to develop another child. The discovery turns the past loss into a possible future choice.
The Impossible Decision
— The couple confronts whether they want another child identical to the one they lost. The story closes on the emotional and ethical weight of that decision.
