DC Down (2023) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Lance Cushing
(played by Jack Pearson) — protagonist
Lance is Katherine Greene’s fiancé and a central figure in the earthquake response. He helps direct efforts to limit further damage, secures drilling equipment, and later leads rescuers searching the...
President Powell
(played by Sean Young) — protagonist
President Powell is trapped on an upper floor of the unfinished White House addition after the earthquake. Lance and the rescue team reach her through a damaged wall, where she confirms that she is al...
Katherine Greene
(played by Kayla Fields) — supporting
Katherine is a scientist who detects a dangerous spike in seismic activity and warns that the new White House addition should be protected. Lance’s fiancée, she helps direct efforts to limit the earth...
General Harris
(played by Terry Woodberry) — supporting
General Harris is a military leader involved in the response to the earthquake. Lance reports to him that the rescuers have reached President Powell and learned that the Vice President is dead. Harris...
Scientist
(played by Andrew Fernie) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Katherine Greene → Scientist
(Professional Receives Seismic Warning From) — The scientist's warning prompts Katherine to respond to the rising seismic danger.
A scientist alerts Katherine to a spike in seismic activity. Katherine asks her colleagues to monitor it.
Lance Cushing → General Harris
(Professional Reports To) — Lance passes the critical discovery from the rubble rescue operation to General Harris.
After the rescuers learn that President Powell is alive and the Vice President is dead, Lance reports the discovery to General Harris.
Lance Cushing → Katherine Greene
(Romantic Fiancés) — Their engagement is established before they jointly respond to the earthquakes; the disaster separates them amid the rubble.
The reference identifies Katherine as Lance's fiancée. They work together on earthquake mitigation and are separated when another quake strikes.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Lance Cushing → President Powell
(Narrative Rescuer And Rescuee) — Lance leads the effort to reach the trapped President, whose survival is a key rescue objective in the reference.
Lance leads rescuers who reach President Powell, trapped on an upper floor of the unfinished addition. They make contact through a damaged wall as the...
Story Analysis
As earthquakes damage the White House, Lance and Katherine work to mitigate the danger while rescuers search for President Powell; the reference ends with an unresolved armed encounter underground.
Plot Progression
Warnings Beneath the White House
— Reports of a terrorist threat unsettle the White House as seismic activity rises. Katherine warns that the new addition needs earthquake protection and meets her fiancé Lance.
A Mitigation Plan Under Pressure
— The first quake damages the White House, and Lance and Katherine try to limit further destruction. Their drilling and water proposals lead to equipment gathering and team coordination, but another qua...
Separated in the Rubble
— Lance and Katherine are separated amid the damage, and both struggle through the structure. A wall collapses onto Lance's leg during a rescue attempt as crews search for survivors.
The President Found Alive
— Lance leads a rescue team toward President Powell and makes contact through a damaged wall. Powell confirms she is alive but reports that the Vice President is dead; rescuers plan a difficult route th...
An Unresolved Underground Threat
— The damaged underground transit area becomes part of the response, and a military team prepares explosive charges near a ventilation shaft. Despite a warning about the remote device, Lance proceeds an...
Directed by Geoff Meed
DC Down (2023) · 5.4/10 · action, thriller, tv-movie
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(Q125876515), public domain (CC0).
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