Character Relationship Map: Clone High

Characters

• Joan of Arc (played by Nicole Sullivan) — protagonist
• Cleopatra (played by Mitra Jouhari) — protagonist
• Abe Lincoln (played by Will Forte) — supporting
• JFK / Mr. Butlertron (played by Christopher Miller) — supporting
• Frida Kahlo (played by Vicci Martinez) — supporting
• Harriet Tubman (played by Ayo Edebiri) — supporting
• Confucius (played by Kelvin Yu) — supporting
• Topher Bus (played by Neil Casey) — supporting
• Principal Dr. Cinnamon J. Scudworth (played by Phil Lord) — supporting
• Candide Sampson (played by Christa Miller) — supporting

Canonical Relationships

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

• Candide Sampson → Principal Dr. Cinnamon J. Scudworth (Professional Boss) — Scudworth's supervisor
• Principal Dr. Cinnamon J. Scudworth → Abe Lincoln (Professional Creator) — Created Abe as a clone
• Principal Dr. Cinnamon J. Scudworth → JFK / Mr. Butlertron (Professional Creator) — Scudworth created the clones
• JFK / Mr. Butlertron → Cleopatra (Romantic Boyfriend) — Dating relationship
• Abe Lincoln → Cleopatra (Romantic Love Interest) — Abe has a crush on Cleopatra

Story Dynamics

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

• JFK / Mr. Butlertron → Abe Lincoln (Conflict Rival) — Compete for Cleopatra's attention
• Confucius → Frida Kahlo (Social Friend) — Classmates and friends
• Harriet Tubman → Abe Lincoln (Social Friend) — Part of Abe's friend group
• Principal Dr. Cinnamon J. Scudworth → Topher Bus (Alliance Ally) — Work together on evil schemes
• Abe Lincoln → Joan of Arc (Social Friend) — Close friends and classmates

Story Analysis

The series follows a group of historically derived students attempting to rebuild social identities in a radically different era while school, staff, romance, and institutional threats repeatedly destabilize them.

Plot Progression

1. Season 1: Reentry — The frozen students return to 2023 and struggle with contemporary social norms. Personal crises, emotional repression, and school rivalries establish the season's unstable social environment.
2. Season 1: Public Trials — Homecoming politics and an ambitious musical expose conflicts over identity, friendship, and creative control. The school community begins to depend on cooperation despite persistent rivalries.
3. Season 1: Survival And Separation — A diner fire, desert stranding, and a zombie encounter push the students into increasingly absurd survival situations. The season closes with relationship upheaval, a dangerous college exam, and major...
4. Season 2: Institutional Experiments — The second season introduces a new science teacher, an exclusive club, career schemes, and an attempted religious conversion of the school. Confucius is explicitly involved in social and institutional...
5. Season 2: Park Of Consequences — A temporary principalship, an uncontrolled party, and revelations from a diary widen the season's conflicts. Summer employment at Cloney Island culminates in a plan that threatens the future of Clone...