Normal Adolescent Behavior (2007) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
High school student navigating a polyamorous friend group and a new romantic interest.
New high school student who develops a romantic interest in Wendy.
Wendy's loyal best friend who feels betrayed and threatens revenge when Wendy leaves.
Member of Wendy's close-knit high school friend group.
Member of Wendy's close-knit high school friend group.
Member of Wendy's close-knit high school friend group.
Member of Wendy's close-knit high school friend group.
Male member of Wendy's close-knit friend group, navigates complex social dynamics and shifting relationships.
Member of Wendy's close-knit high school friend group.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Price and Billie are included among the six friends who swap sexual partners weekly.
Billie and Jonah are both identified as members of the six-person relationship whose loyalty is to the group.
Billie and Ann belong to the six-person polyamorous relationship described in the plot, which includes weekly partner exchanges.
Robert is one of the six friends who have maintained a shared polyamorous relationship since their school years.
Price is named among the six friends whose loyalty is directed toward the group rather than one individual.
Jonah is named as one of the six longtime friends in the group that exchanges sexual partners weekly.
Wendy and Ann are two of the six friends whose relationship has become a six-person polyamorous arrangement with weekly partner exchanges.
Nathan develops a huge crush on Helen and uses his cooking skills to try to woo her.
Helen is explicitly introduced as Sean's mother when Nathan meets her while she waits to start a new job.
Wendy meets Sean at school, recognizes a kindred spirit, and their friendship becomes romantic.
The plot explicitly identifies Nathan as Wendy's younger brother.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot calls Billie Wendy's best friend and shows Billie fighting to keep Wendy in the group after Wendy develops feelings for Sean.
Wendy must choose between a closed group identity and a new relationship, only to expose the costs of both loyalty and secrecy.
Directed by Beth Schacter
Normal Adolescent Behavior (2007) · 4.5/10 · drama, romance
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