Character Relationship Map: Work Experience
Work Experience (1989) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
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Terence
(played by Lenny Henry) — protagonist
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Mrs Percival
(played by Susan Brown) — protagonist
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Sally
(played by Kathy Burke) — supporting
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Lost Shopper
(played by Shelagh Fraser) — supporting
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Greg
(played by Neil Pearson) — supporting
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Father
(played by Neil McCaul) — supporting
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Senior Floor Manager
(played by John Normington) — supporting
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Wealthy Woman
(played by Annabel Leventon) — supporting
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The Man
(played by Graham Seed) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
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The Man → Terence
(Professional Customer) — The Man interacts with Terence
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Lost Shopper → Terence
(Professional Customer) — Lost Shopper is helped by Terence
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Wealthy Woman → Terence
(Professional Customer) — Wealthy Woman is a customer served by Terence
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Terence → Wealthy Woman
(Professional Customer Service) — Terence assists the Wealthy Woman as a customer
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Sally → Senior Floor Manager
(Professional Subordinate) — Sally reports to the Senior Floor Manager
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Terence → Senior Floor Manager
(Professional Subordinate) — Terence reports to the Senior Floor Manager
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Sally → Mrs Percival
(Professional Subordinate) — Sally reports to Mrs Percival
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Terence → Mrs Percival
(Professional Supervisor) — Mrs Percival supervises Terence at work
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Terence → Father
(Family Father) — Terence's father
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Terence → Sally
(Professional Colleagues) — Work together at the department store
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
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Sally → Lost Shopper
(Alliance Helper) — Sally helps the Lost Shopper find what she needs
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Sally → Greg
(Conflict Rival) — Sally and Greg have a competitive relationship
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Terence → Greg
(Social Friend) — Terence and Greg are friends
Story Analysis
The reference identifies the correct film but provides no narrative events, character interactions, or plot progression for analysis.
Directed by James Hendrie
Work Experience (1989) · 6.7/10 · comedy
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