Dog Gone (2008) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Owen's distracted older sister who stays home while their parents are away. Her severe dog allergy ultimately influences Owen's decision to give Diamond to the mountain dweller.
The inventive and imaginative young protagonist who discovers a golden retriever named Diamond. He uses his ingenuity and booby traps to protect the dog from pursuing criminals and a school bully, ult...
The leader of the three criminals involved in a diamond heist. He relentlessly chases Owen and Diamond to recover the stolen diamonds, suspected to be hidden in the dog's stomach.
One of the three henchmen chasing Diamond. He falls victim to Owen's canoe booby trap, becoming glued to the seat, and is later incapacitated when the trailer tumbles down the hill.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Owen brings the dog to the police and later learns the truth about the mountain dweller from the Police Chief.
Blackie leads the criminal group, while Bud follows his search for the stolen diamonds and acts alongside him.
The plot identifies Lilly as Owen's older sister, and they remain together while their parents are away.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Bud is with the criminal group when police recognize and arrest them after the trailer's journey.
The police recognize Blackie and the other criminals from the diamond heist and arrest them.
Bud joins the pursuit of Owen and later enters the trapped canoe, becoming glued to its seat.
Blackie repeatedly pursues Owen to discover where the stolen diamonds are hidden, eventually tying him to a chair.
An imaginative boy protects a dog from criminals while learning that courage sometimes requires accepting an emotionally difficult goodbye.
Directed by Mark Stouffer
Dog Gone (2008) · 6.5/10 · comedy, family
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