Selfie (2014) interactive character relationship network and AI-powered story timeline. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters across the narrative arc.
The single-season narrative follows a transformation from online self-obsession toward difficult real-world connection, while mentoring, workplace pressure, romance, and family history create escalating complications.
Rating: 6.4/10 (109 votes)
The central protagonist seeks help transforming an online-centered identity into a more functional real-life presence. Early workplace and social experiments expose the limits of digital self-presentation.
A workplace connectivity initiative highlights the importance of personal relationships. Attempts to be helpful and socially engaged create awkward but meaningful experiences.
The mentoring arrangement becomes strained by romantic complications and competing priorities. A birthday gift and a new relationship intensify the emotional stakes.
Efforts to follow through at work produce personal consequences, while an admirer is rejected. The central protagonist then makes a direct romantic confession.
The confession is not reciprocated, creating a cold war between the central colleagues. Family issues, a workplace feud, new emotional information, and a final skating image shape the season's close.
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