Emily (1976) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Seventeen-year-old American-born protagonist raised in London. Returns from a Swiss finishing school to her mother's country house in 1928, where she undergoes a sensual induction and experiences her...
Emily's mother, who is financially supported by a lover. She resides at the English country house where the story unfolds.
A middle-aged man-about-town and Margaret's lover. He quietly sets his romantic and sensual sights on Emily.
Augustine's middle-aged husband. Emily has her first sexual encounter with a man in a scene depicting penetrative sex with him.
A housemaid at the country house who is engaged to soldier Billy. She insists on waiting until after their wedding to have sexual intercourse, highlighting class-based sexual mores.
A Swedish painter living near the country house. Emily's first sexual experience occurs with her.
A young American writer and schoolteacher who attempts to impress Emily through sensual acrobatics performed in his flying machine.
A soldier and Rachel's fiancé. His relationship with Rachel explores the contrast in sexual attitudes of the era.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
James Wise tries to impress Emily through sensual acrobatics in his flying machine.
The plot states that Emily has her first sexual encounter with a man in a scene involving Augustine's husband Rupert Wain.
Rupert Wain is explicitly described as Augustine's middle-aged husband.
The plot states that Emily's first sexual experience is an encounter with Augustine Wain, a Swedish painter living nearby.
Richard is described as a middle-aged man-about-town who quietly sets his sights on Emily.
Margaret is financially supported by a lover, and Richard Walker is explicitly identified as Margaret's lover.
The plot identifies Margaret Foster as Emily's mother, and Emily returns to Margaret's country house.
Rachel, the housemaid, and Billy, her soldier boyfriend, are explicitly described as engaged to be married.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Rachel works as a housemaid at the country house where Emily returns, and Rachel's engagement is presented alongside Emily's encounters.
A seventeen-year-old returning from finishing school encounters adult desire and contrasting sexual values in the English countryside.
Directed by Henry Herbert
Emily (1976) · 3.8/10 · drama, romance
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