Character Relationship Map: Life Tracker

Characters

• Dillon Smith (played by Barry Finnegan) — protagonist

  Dillon is the central figure who discovers a little-known story about Life Tracker Limited and keeps filming as public interest in its DNA-based predictions grows. With few resources, he conducts stre...

• Bell Osbourne (played by Rebecca Marshall) — supporting

  Bell is Scott's girlfriend and part of Dillon's small circle of friends whose reactions he films while reporting on Life Tracker Limited. She receives a prediction about her future alongside Dillon an...

• Scott Orenhauser (played by Matt Dallas) — supporting

  Scott is Dillon's best friend and Bell's boyfriend. He is among the small group of friends whose reactions Dillon films as Life Tracker Limited's predictions become a major story. Scott receives a pre...

Canonical Relationships

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

• Scott Orenhauser → Bell Osbourne (Romantic Boyfriend And Girlfriend) — Their relationship is strained by a DNA reading: Scott treats the prediction as a parlor trick, while Bell considers it a fluke.

  Bell is identified as Scott's girlfriend, and the plot describes them as a seemingly perfect match before a reading complicates their relationship.

Story Dynamics

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

• Dillon Smith → Bell Osbourne (Social Friend And Documentary Subject) — Dillon records Bell's response as the predictions begin influencing the group's understanding of their futures.

  Bell belongs to Dillon's small circle of friends, and Dillon films her reactions to the Life Tracker readings.

• Dillon Smith → Scott Orenhauser (Social Best Friends And Filming Partners) — Dillon documents Scott's reactions as Scott questions the credibility of the DNA readings.

  Scott is identified as Dillon's best friend, and Dillon films their discussions about Life Tracker's DNA predictions.

Story Analysis

A documentary investigation examines DNA-based future predictions and whether knowledge of those predictions can undermine free will.

Plot Progression

1. A Future For Sale — Dillon leaves a Utah campsite and interviews people about Life Tracker Limited. Public reactions range from skepticism to fascination, while rumors expand the technology's possible social impact.
2. Readings Among Friends — Dillon films Scott and Bell as they discuss purchasing and interpreting their DNA prints. A reading complicates their apparently perfect relationship, while the costs and personal predictions increase...
3. The Date Revealed — A researcher explains why death-date information had been restricted. Once the ban is lifted, readings converge on June 8, 2015, creating widespread fear that the world may end.
4. Choice Against Prediction — The story turns from accuracy to free will. Dillon is called chosen, and a proposed sexual experiment challenges whether human action can disprove what a DNA print predicts.