Character Relationship Map: Acoustic Kitty

Characters

• Agent Cooper (played by Ben Willbond) — protagonist
• Agent Taylor (played by Cristian Solimeno) — protagonist
• Agent Jones (played by Katherine Ryan) — supporting
• General Fisher (played by Andrew Bicknell) — supporting
• Colonel (played by David Calvitto) — supporting
• Technician (played by David Herzog) — supporting

Canonical Relationships

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

• Technician → Agent Taylor (Professional Assistant) — Technical specialist working with the CIA agents
• Technician → Agent Cooper (Professional Assistant) — Technical specialist supporting the CIA operation
• Colonel → General Fisher (Professional Subordinate) — Military officer reporting to the general
• General Fisher → Agent Jones (Professional Superior) — Military commander supervising the CIA operation
• General Fisher → Agent Taylor (Professional Superior) — Military commander directing the CIA agent's activities
• General Fisher → Agent Cooper (Professional Superior) — Military commander overseeing the CIA operation

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Agent Taylor → Agent Jones (Alliance Teammate) — CIA agents supporting each other in the operation
• Agent Cooper → Agent Jones (Alliance Teammate) — CIA agents collaborating on the feline espionage mission
• Agent Cooper → Agent Taylor (Alliance Teammate) — CIA agents working together on the Acoustic Kitty project

Story Analysis

An isolated MI6 agent must overcome a decade of failure in a bizarre cat-surveillance mission tied to his reputation and the free world.

Plot Progression

1. Cold War Outcast — Agent Cooper is introduced as an MI6 agent operating during the Cold War. At the CIA, he is regarded as a laughing stock.
2. The Impossible Assignment — Cooper is tasked with surgically inserting listening devices into cats. The unusual assignment becomes the defining challenge of his career.
3. Ten Years of Failure — Cooper has achieved no success with the assignment for ten years. His colleagues shun and ridicule him because of those failures.
4. The Feline Imperative — Cooper understands that only a successful feline agent can restore his reputation. He also believes the mission affects the fate of the free world.