Character Relationship Map: Catfish Killer

Characters

• Principal Edwards (played by René Ashton) — protagonist

  Principal Edwards becomes involved in concerns about Hannah’s scholarship and her conduct at school. The summary does not explain the principal’s specific decisions or relationship with Hannah beyond...

• Kevin (played by Anthony Carro) — protagonist

  Kevin is recently separated from Lexi and plans to attend Hudson University near the school Hannah hopes to attend. His renewed presence affects Hannah’s plans and they begin a relationship, but she l...

• Greg (played by Anthony Fanelli) — supporting

  Greg is Hannah’s stepfather, and his relationship with her is strained. Their argument at home makes clear that Hannah resents him and is counting down the months until she turns eighteen. The summary...

• Scott (played by Daniel Grogan) — supporting

  Scott is Hannah’s longtime friend, and she considers staying in state to attend Palm Vista with him. His feelings for her become central to the danger she faces: a note found in his car says he was in...

• Jane (played by Emary Simon) — supporting

  Jane is among the people who offer Hannah support after the danger surrounding Scott and the strain on Hannah’s relationships come to a head. The summary does not specify what Jane does beyond offerin...

• Marianne (played by Alicia Leigh Willis) — minor

  Marianne is Hannah’s mother and believes her daughter will succeed. She promises to find a way to pay for college if Hannah does not receive the scholarship. Later, she tells the foundation that Hanna...

• Hannah (played by Nicolette Langley) — supporting

  Hannah is the central character, an accepted applicant to Kenzer who is waiting to learn whether she has won a scholarship. As she weighs college plans and relationships with Scott and Kevin, she inve...

• Eli (played by Jason Marrs) — supporting

  Eli becomes a suspect in Hannah’s investigation of suspicious online activity after he tries to stop her from finding security footage. Hannah believes he may be responsible for the messages, but the...

Canonical Relationships

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

• Hannah → Principal Edwards (Professional Student And Principal) — The principal's involvement connects Hannah's school conduct and online-message investigation with concerns about her scholarship.

  Principal Edwards becomes involved in concerns surrounding Hannah's scholarship and her conduct at school.

• Hannah → Marianne (Family Mother And Daughter) — Marianne encourages Hannah's educational hopes and advocates for her when her recent distress affects the scholarship discussion.

  Marianne is Hannah's mother, believes Hannah will succeed, and promises to find a way to pay for school if necessary. She later speaks to the foundati...

• Hannah → Greg (Family Stepdaughter And Stepfather) — Their tense home relationship is marked by Hannah's resentment and anticipation of becoming an adult.

  The plot identifies Greg as Hannah's stepfather and says they clash; their argument reveals that Hannah resents him and is counting down the months un...

• Hannah → Kevin (Former Romantic Partners) — Their connection becomes strained by Kevin's dishonesty and the danger surrounding Hannah, leading her to end the relationship.

  Hannah tells Kevin that Scott tried to kill her because she went out with him, accuses Kevin of not being honest with her, and ends their relationship...

Story Dynamics

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

• Hannah → Jane (Alliance Supporter) — Jane is among those who support Hannah after she faces the consequences of Scott's actions.

  After the danger and relationship conflict, Jane and others offer Hannah support.

• Hannah → Eli (Conflict Suspected Obstruction) — Hannah's suspicions focus on Eli when he attempts to hinder her search for security footage; the plot does not confirm that he sent the messages.

  Hannah suspects Eli may be responsible for the suspicious online activity, especially after he tries to stop her from finding security footage.

• Hannah → Scott (Conflict Obsessive Admirer And Target) — Scott's concealed fixation and deception turn their longtime friendship into a life-threatening conflict for Hannah.

  Scott's note says he was in love with Hannah and tried to make her see him differently. Hannah says Scott tried to kill her because she went out with...

Story Analysis

Hannah faces uncertain educational prospects, suspicious online activity, and the revelation that Scott's fixation and deception caused her harm.

Plot Progression

1. A Future in Doubt — Hannah has earned admission to Kenzer but is waiting for a scholarship that could make attendance possible. Marianne offers encouragement, while Hannah considers another school and learns Kevin will b...
2. Strain at Home and School — School concerns and conflict with Greg add pressure to Hannah's uncertain future. She investigates suspicious online activity and grows wary of Eli when he tries to stop her from finding security foot...
3. A Threat Takes Shape — Messages trace back to computers at Hillside Park High School, but a shared network prevents investigators from identifying the sender. The accusations threaten Hannah's scholarship prospects before S...
4. Truth and Uncertain Closure — Scott's note reveals his fixation and deception, and Hannah confronts Kevin over his dishonesty before ending their relationship. Jane offers support and Marianne speaks to the foundation, but the sch...