Audrie & Daisy (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Self
(played by Daisy Coleman) — protagonist
The sheriff of Maryville who appears in the documentary, known for his controversial public statements regarding victim culpability that sparked significant backlash and highlighted systemic issues in...
Self - Mayor, City of Maryville
(played by Jim Fall) — protagonist
The mayor of Maryville, Missouri, featured in the documentary as a local civic leader whose administration and community response played a contextual role in the aftermath of Daisy's assault.
Self
(played by Delaney Henderson) — supporting
Self
(played by Darren White) — supporting
Story Analysis
A documentary examining the aftermath of sexual assaults on two teenage girls and the systemic failures that followed.
Plot Progression
Tragedy Strikes
— The documentary introduces Audrie Pott and Daisy Coleman as victims of separate sexual assaults. Their lives are immediately upended by trauma and the beginning of online harassment.
Community Backlash
— Local authorities and communities respond with hostility rather than support. Victim blaming becomes widespread, isolating the families and escalating the psychological toll.
Systemic Failure
— Legal and educational institutions fail to protect the victims. The documentary captures the prolonged struggle of the families as they navigate grief and public scrutiny.
Legacy of Loss
— Despite advocacy efforts like SafeBAE, both victims ultimately die by suicide. The film concludes with the devastating impact of untreated trauma and systemic neglect.
