Splitting Adam (2015) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Adam is the central protagonist, a hardworking teenager balancing several jobs while trying to impress Lori and manage his responsibilities. After the cloning machine creates multiple versions of him,...
Vance is Adam's arrogant rival at the water park who mocks Adam during his lifeguard test and humiliates him over an earlier accident. The clones retaliate against him, but he later helps Adam rescue...
Lori is a lifeguard at the water park and the person Adam hopes to impress. She becomes involved in the fundraiser, responds to different versions of Adam, and is hurt when she learns the truth about...
Danny is one of Adam's best friends and helps him manage the unexpected cloning situation. He assists with creating another copy, observes the clones' behavior, and later works with Sheldon to repair...
Sheldon is Adam's best friend and coworker on the water park's P.E.E. patrol. He tricks Adam into helping Lori's fundraiser, encourages the cloning plan, and stays loyal when the situation becomes dan...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Lori drives away with Vance after returning the poem book, and Vance is later involved in the social rivalry surrounding her.
Adam has a crush on Lori, tries to impress her through the clones, later admits his feelings, and kisses her after the crisis.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The clones drive Vance away from the water park, and Sheldon is fired after trying to cover for the situation.
Danny joins Adam and Sheldon during the search and later helps create and manage the clones.
Adam works with Sheldon at the water park, plays video games with him, and relies on him during the cloning crisis.
Sheldon and Danny work together to help repair the cloning machine and prepare it at the bottom of the water slide.
Vance ridicules Adam during the lifeguard test and later confronts him after the water-park incidents.
A teenager uses cloning to manage his responsibilities and impress someone he loves, only to learn that honesty and self-acceptance matter more than perfection.
Directed by Scott McAboy
Splitting Adam (2015) · 6.9/10 · comedy, family, science-fiction, tv-movie
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