Lassie (1994) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Matthew Turner is the thirteen-year-old son at the center of the story. After moving with his family, he feels isolated and struggles with his father's remarriage, but gradually adapts with help from...
Laura Turner is Steve's new wife and a member of the family trying to establish a new life after moving to a rural community. Her marriage to Steve contributes to Matthew's emotional difficulties foll...
Steve Turner is Matthew's father and Laura's new husband. He moves the family in search of a fresh start, but his planned job falls through, creating financial and practical difficulties. With support...
Len Collins is Matthew's grandfather and an important source of support during the family's troubled transition. When Steve's planned job fails, Len helps Matthew persuade the family to establish a sh...
Sam Garland is a wealthy sheep farmer and the Turners' ruthless neighbor. He opposes their new farm because it would occupy grazing land he has used, then uses his sons and hired helpers to steal thei...
Jim Garland is Sam's son and a schoolmate of Matthew who, like his brother, dislikes him. He assists in the conflict surrounding the stolen sheep and the escaped dog, catching up with Matthew and Josh...
April Porter is a fellow student whose interest in Matthew creates tension with Josh. Josh likes her, but she is more interested in Matthew, intensifying Josh's hostility toward him at school. Althoug...
Josh Garland is Sam's son and one of Matthew's schoolmates. He dislikes Matthew largely because of jealousy over April's interest in him, and he later helps his father interfere with the Turners and t...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Jim as Sam's son and says he assists in the conflict surrounding the stolen sheep.
The plot identifies Josh as Sam's son and says he helps his father interfere with the Turners.
The plot states that April is more interested in Matthew than in Josh.
The plot says Josh likes April, while she is more interested in Matthew.
The plot identifies Len as Matthew's grandfather and says he helps Matthew persuade the family to start a sheep farm.
Laura is Steve's new wife, and Matthew struggles with his father's remarriage after his mother's death.
The plot states that Steve remarried Laura after Matthew's mother died.
The plot identifies Steve as Matthew's father and describes Matthew's struggle to accept Steve's remarriage.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Len helps Matthew persuade the family to start a sheep farm after Steve's planned job falls through.
Jim dislikes Matthew, assists in the conflict involving the stolen sheep, and catches up with Matthew and Josh after the sheep are recovered.
Josh dislikes Matthew because April is more interested in Matthew, and Josh later helps interfere with the Turners and their animals.
Sam is the Turners' neighbor and opposes their farm because it would occupy grazing land he has used.
Sam opposes the Turners' sheep farm and, with help from his sons and hired helpers, steals their sheep and kidnaps the dog the family took in.
After a difficult move, Matthew finds companionship and purpose while his family establishes a sheep farm and faces conflict with a neighboring farmer.
Directed by Daniel Petrie
Lassie (1994) · 6.1/10 · adventure, family
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