Character Relationship Map: Dust Up
Dust Up (2012) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
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Ella
(played by Amber Benson) — protagonist
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Buzz
(played by Jeremiah Birkett) — protagonist
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Jack
(played by Aaron Gaffey) — supporting
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Mo
(played by Devin Barry) — supporting
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Herman
(played by Travis Betz) — supporting
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Sheriff Nathan Haggler
(played by Ezra Buzzington) — supporting
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Keith
(played by Mike C. Nelson) — supporting
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Mr. Lizard
(played by Al Burke) — supporting
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Tammy
(played by Galicia Vaca Lopez) — supporting
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Shakes
(played by Christian Badami) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
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Sheriff Nathan Haggler → Mr. Lizard
(Professional Superior) — Law enforcement hierarchy
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Ella → Jack
(Romantic Love Interest) — Potential romantic connection
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
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Jack → Mo
(Alliance Teammate) — Core group members
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Ella → Tammy
(Alliance Ally) — Female characters supporting each other
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Shakes → Ella
(Conflict Antagonist) — Opposing force in the adventure
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Keith → Tammy
(Social Friend) — Associated characters
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Mo → Herman
(Alliance Teammate) — Part of the protagonist group
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Buzz → Jack
(Social Friend) — Close allies in the adventure
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Ella → Sheriff Nathan Haggler
(Conflict Rival) — Law enforcement pursuing the protagonists
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Ella → Buzz
(Alliance Teammate) — Allies in the action adventure
Story Analysis
High-energy action comedy about an unlikely team facing small-town corruption
Plot Progression
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The Unlikely Assembly
— Ella arrives in town and forms an alliance with Buzz and Jack, while Sheriff Haggler begins to suspect their activities.
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Chaos Unleashed
— The team grows with new members, faces initial conflicts, and discovers key information that changes their mission.
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Final Stand
— The team prepares for and engages in a climactic confrontation that resolves the central conflict.
Directed by Ward Roberts
Dust Up (2012) · 4.4/10 · action, comedy
Content sources
Related entry on
Wikidata
(Q117774926), public domain (CC0).
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