Deadly Match (2019) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Trina
(played by Alyssa Lynch) — protagonist
A university student who witnesses Jade being struck by a car and refuses to accept the death as an accident. She helps develop the Make a Date app, tutors, and continues investigating after Lacey is...
Lacey
(played by Bethany Brown) — supporting
One of Trina's friends, Lacey uses the Make a Date service to arrange paid sexual encounters with older men, a use Trina says she did not know about. Lacey is later found dead, and Trina believes she...
Raquelle
(played by Debs Howard) — supporting
One of Trina's friends, Raquelle uses the Make a Date service to arrange paid sexual encounters with older men. Trina says she was unaware of this risky use of the app until she learned about it, and...
Ken
(played by Matt Hamilton) — supporting
An older attorney whom Trina meets on a date arranged through the Make a Date app. He pushes for a private sexual encounter and says he wants a woman who will follow his orders. Trina is uncomfortable...
Jade
(played by Alyson Bath) — supporting
Jade is the victim whose death sets Trina's investigation in motion. Trina witnesses her being struck by a speeding car in a university parking garage and tells investigators that the driver was racin...
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Trina → Ken
(Conflict Uncomfortable Date Encounter) — Their date exposes a clash between Trina's expectations and Ken's controlling sexual demands.
Trina meets Ken through the app, but he pressures her toward a private sexual encounter and says he wants a woman who follows his orders.
Lacey → Raquelle
(Alliance Dating App Partners) — They jointly participate in the app's dangerous misuse, creating legal and personal risks that affect Trina's investigation.
Lacey and Raquelle use Make a Date to arrange paid sexual encounters with older men.
Trina → Raquelle
(Social Friend) — Raquelle is part of Trina's social circle and is connected to the risky use of the dating application.
The plot identifies Lacey and Raquelle as Trina's friends, and Raquelle uses the dating service with Lacey.
Trina → Lacey
(Alliance Investigative Allies) — Their connection develops from friendship into a shared investigation, making Lacey's death a major escalation for Trina.
Trina believes Lacey had been helping her investigate Jade's death before Lacey was found dead.
Trina → Jade
(Narrative Witness Investigating Death) — Jade's death becomes the central mystery driving Trina's investigation.
Trina witnesses Jade being struck by a speeding car and later refuses to accept the official conclusion that Jade's death was an accident.
Story Analysis
Trina investigates two suspicious deaths while the dating app connected to her university life becomes a possible source of evidence.
Plot Progression
A Death Dismissed
— Trina witnesses Jade being struck by a speeding car and reports what she saw. Officials and police call the death an accident, but Trina remains unconvinced.
The App's Dangerous Promise
— Trina helps develop Make a Date while Lacey and Raquelle use it for paid encounters with older men. The app's potential legal consequences become increasingly clear.
Another Death
— Trina experiences a disturbing date with Ken and faces pressure over her university future. Lacey is then found dead, and Trina rejects the idea that it was suicide.
Digital Clues
— Trina pursues evidence connected to both deaths and obtains video footage with an ally. App records may contain links to the killer, although the footage does not provide a certain identification.
No Final Answer
— The university tries to avoid further embarrassment while Trina is told to stop investigating. She challenges the authorities' earlier conclusions, but the identities of the killer or killers remain u...
Directed by David Langlois
Deadly Match (2019) · 5.3/10 · thriller, tv-movie
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