Character Relationship Map: Stoned

Characters

• Jack Melon (played by Scott Baio) — protagonist

  Jack is an awkward teenage freshman who struggles to fit in at school and feels overlooked by his father. After being introduced to marijuana by Teddy, he becomes more humorous but increasingly absent...

• Felicity (played by Largo Woodruff) — supporting

  Felicity is a new girl at Jack's school and the person who first attracts his attention. She notices Jack's altered, marijuana-influenced behavior and distances herself because she recognizes it is no...

• Alan (played by Steve Monarque) — supporting

  Alan is Teddy's companion in the boys' room, where the two smoke marijuana. He participates in teasing Jack for being straight-laced and connects Jack's refusal to use drugs with his older brother Mik...

• Teddy (played by Jack Finch) — supporting

  Teddy is Jack's classmate and a reputed marijuana user and pusher. He is caught sleeping in class, later smokes with Alan, and repeatedly offers Jack marijuana. Teddy introduces Jack to cannabis and t...

Canonical Relationships

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

• Jack Melon → Felicity (Romantic Interest) — Jack is attracted to Felicity and wants to regain her respect.

  Jack is distracted by Felicity when she arrives at school, and he later approaches her after deciding to quit marijuana.

Story Dynamics

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

• Alan → Jack Melon (Social Teasing Classmate) — Alan pressures Jack socially by mocking his refusal and family comparison.

  After Jack refuses to try marijuana, Alan teases him about his straight-laced older brother.

• Teddy → Alan (Alliance Drug-Using Peer) — Teddy and Alan share a drug-using social circle at school.

  Jack catches Teddy and Alan smoking marijuana together in the boys' room.

• Jack Melon → Teddy (Social Friend) — Their friendship is formed through Teddy's introduction of Jack to marijuana.

  Teddy first offers Jack marijuana, later invites him home and gives him a bong. The experience leads to a friendship.

Story Analysis

A socially isolated teenager is drawn into marijuana use, faces its consequences, and chooses responsibility and sobriety.

Plot Progression

1. An Outsider Meets Temptation — Jack enters high school feeling awkward and notices Felicity. After encountering Teddy and Alan, he is offered marijuana but initially refuses.
2. Pressure at Home and School — Jack feels overlooked in his family and clashes with his older brother before a swim meet. Teddy approaches him again after the conflict.
3. The False New Self — Jack gets high at Teddy's home, and their friendship develops. His changed behavior becomes visible at school, while Felicity recognizes that he is no longer acting like himself.
4. Accident and Responsibility — Jack hides a school absence and attempts to repair a family relationship. He then smokes before a swim, causing a boating accident that leaves his brother injured.
5. Choosing Sobriety — Jack admits responsibility for being stoned, while his brother protects him from the full consequences. Jack rejects Teddy's marijuana and reconnects with Felicity as a friend.