Full House (2004) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
An aspiring writer and the protagonist who owns the Full House. After her friends sell her property, she moves in with actor Lee Yeong-jae, works as his maid, enters a contract marriage, and gradually...
A famous actor who purchases Han Ji-eun's house. Despite clashing habits, he agrees to cohabitate with her, initiates a contract marriage to make his crush jealous, and eventually becomes attracted to...
The actress whom Lee Yeong-jae has a crush on. He proposes a contract marriage with Ji-eun specifically to make her jealous, serving as a catalyst for the couple's complicated relationship.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
"Their relationship begins as a pragmatic six-month contract marriage in E3 to secure property rights, evolves through shared experiences like the Ils...
"Young-jae's lingering attachment to Hye-won causes him to neglect Ji-eun and avoid proposing to her in E2. Hye-won confronts him in E2, kisses him in...
"Min-hyuk hires Ji-eun as a writer in E4 and treats her to dinner. He pursues her romantically in E8 and E15, even proposing, but she declines after r...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
"Grandmother discovers the marriage is for money in E14, demands a divorce, and refuses to forgive Ji-eun, forcing Young-jae to choose between his fam...
"Dong-wook and Hee-jin visit Ji-eun in E1, boasting about a bank premium and inviting her to travel abroad, establishing a casual supportive friendshi...
A single-season arc tracing a contract marriage's evolution into genuine love, navigating romantic rivals and family opposition.
Directed by Pyo Min-soo
Full House (2004) · 7.1/10 · drama
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