Character Relationship Map: Double Edge

Characters

• Maggie Dutton / Carmen Moore (played by Susan Lucci) — protagonist
• Harry Carter (played by Robert Urich) — protagonist
• Paul (played by Michael Woods) — supporting
• Webber (played by Kevin Dunn) — supporting
• Ferese (played by Paul Freeman) — supporting
• Sister Theresa (played by Kari Lizer) — supporting
• Tommy White (played by Wayne Knight) — supporting
• Maggie's Father (played by Robert Prosky) — supporting
• Tynan (played by John Kerry) — minor

Canonical Relationships

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

• Maggie's Father → Maggie Dutton / Carmen Moore (father)
• Maggie Dutton / Carmen Moore → Sister Theresa (Professional Informant) — Source of information and guidance
• Maggie Dutton / Carmen Moore → Tommy White (Professional Client) — As Carmen Moore, receiving assignment from
• Maggie Dutton / Carmen Moore → Harry Carter (Professional FBI Colleague) — Working relationship as fellow FBI agents

Story Dynamics

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

• Harry Carter → Paul (Alliance Teammate) — Collaborative FBI team members
• Maggie Dutton / Carmen Moore → Tynan (Conflict Rival Assassin) — Professional competition in assassination world
• Maggie Dutton / Carmen Moore → Ferese (Conflict Target) — Primary antagonist in pursuit
• Maggie Dutton / Carmen Moore → Webber (Alliance FBI Teammate) — Collaborative team member
• Maggie Dutton / Carmen Moore → Paul (Alliance FBI Partner) — Trusted partner in investigations

Story Analysis

The duality of human nature and the thin line between hunter and hunted

Plot Progression

1. The Hunter's Game — FBI agent Maggie Dutton begins her pursuit of the elusive assassin Carmen Moore, unaware of their connection.
2. Shattered Identities — Maggie discovers the truth about her dual nature as both hunter and hunted, forcing her to question her reality.
3. The Unraveling — Betrayals and revelations escalate as Maggie's investigation becomes increasingly personal and dangerous.
4. Final Reckoning — The deadly game concludes with a final confrontation that resolves Maggie's internal and external conflicts.