Character Relationships in Some Freaks

Jill (played by Lily Mae Harrington) is a protagonist in Some Freaks. Jill is a punk teenager who initially weighs 250 pounds and dates Matt, one of her closest friends. After moving to California for college, she secretly loses 50 pounds and embraces a healthier lifestyle, creating conflict with Matt. She rejects a humiliating fraternity ritual, ends her brief romantic encounter with Patrick, and later reconnects emotionally with Matt at the hospital. Matt (played by Thomas Mann) appears in Some Freaks. Matt is Jill and Elmo's poor, one-eyed high school friend, recognizable by his skin-colored eyepatch. He dates Jill, works as a dishwasher, and uses his wages to obtain a prosthetic eye. Visiting Jill in California, he resents her transformation and tries to make her eat unhealthy food, causing their breakup before he seeks comfort beside her at the hospital. Patrick (played by Lachlan Buchanan) appears in Some Freaks. Patrick is a popular and attractive former high school acquaintance of Jill. He repeatedly asks her out and brings her to a fraternity party where overweight women are publicly humiliated. When someone tries to weigh Jill by force, Patrick defends her, showing support despite the party's exploitative expectations. He and Jill later go upstairs, but their attempted sexual encounter does not happen.

Character Relationship Map: Some Freaks

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Some Freaks (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

Story Analysis

A coming-of-age drama follows damaged friendships, bodily transformation, social humiliation, and an unresolved attempt at emotional reconnection.

Plot Progression

  1. Unlikely High School Bonds
  2. Separate Paths Forward
  3. The Visit That Breaks Them
  4. A Dangerous Invitation
  5. Wounds In The Waiting Room

Directed by Ian McDonald

Some Freaks (2016) · 6.1/10 · comedy, drama, romance

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