Another You (2017) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Marcus
(played by Diego Boneta) — supporting
Marcus is Sydney's romantic partner, and their differing plans for the future repeatedly strain their relationship. He may need to return to his family after graduation, while Sydney hopes they can bu...
Professor Thompson
(played by Richard T. Jones) — supporting
Professor Thompson teaches neuroscience and introduces Sydney to a theory linking déjà vu with alternate timelines. He warns her that her research will not fix her failing classes and cautions that pu...
Sydney
(played by Ksenia Solo) — supporting
Sydney is a college student beginning her junior year and the story's central character. She struggles with her relationship with Marcus, their conflicting plans, and grief after their relationship fa...
Melissa Severn
(played by Abby Wathen) — supporting
Melissa Severn is Sydney's friend and tries to help her move on from the painful relationship with Marcus. As Sydney's condition becomes alarming, Melissa contacts Professor Thompson in an emergency a...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Sydney → Professor Thompson
(Professional Student And Professor) — Thompson gives Sydney an academic framework for thinking about repeated experiences, but cautions that pursuing the research will not fix her academic problems and could be harmful if pushed too far.
Professor Thompson teaches Sydney's neuroscience lecture, warns her that she is failing her classes, and discusses his déjà vu research with her.
Sydney → Marcus
(Romantic Partners) — Their love is strained by conflicting plans for the future, family concerns, and uncertainty about whether they can build a life together.
The plot says Sydney is trying to manage her relationship with Marcus and that they love each other. Their arguments and attempted reconciliation are...
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Melissa Severn → Professor Thompson
(Alliance Emergency Contacts) — Melissa turns to Thompson during Sydney's crisis, connecting him to the urgent effort to get Sydney help.
When Sydney's condition becomes alarming, Melissa contacts Professor Thompson in an emergency.
Sydney → Melissa Severn
(Social Friends) — Melissa tries to support Sydney through her grief and later seeks help when Sydney's condition becomes alarming.
Melissa is identified as Sydney's friend and urges her to leave the past behind. Later, Melissa says Sydney is in danger and needs help.
Story Analysis
Sydney's strained relationship and alarming experiences unfold alongside an uncertain theory about déjà vu and alternate timelines.
Plot Progression
College and Unsettling Possibilities
— Sydney begins her junior year while balancing her studies and relationship with Marcus. Thompson's lecture introduces alternate timelines and a possible connection to déjà vu.
A Future in Conflict
— Sydney and Marcus confront disagreements about family, commitment, and their plans after graduation. Their arguments grow more painful, and the relationship falters.
Grief and Academic Pressure
— Sydney is left grieving, while Melissa urges her to move on. Thompson warns that Sydney is failing her classes and that research will not solve the immediate problem.
Research and Repeated Moments
— Sydney asks Thompson for his research notes and hears his warning about the dangers of pushing too far. Conversations with Marcus echo earlier disputes, but the reason for the repetitions remains unce...
An Unresolved Emergency
— Melissa contacts Thompson as Sydney's condition becomes alarming, and hospital help is urged. The final exchanges leave Sydney's whereabouts and crisis unclear, without resolving her connection with M...
Directed by Chris Robert
Another You (2017) · 4.8/10 · drama
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(Q129256224), public domain (CC0).
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