Miranda (1948) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Miranda Trewella
(played by Glynis Johns) — protagonist
A seductive mermaid who escapes the sea to explore London, causing romantic chaos.
Dr. Paul Martin
(played by Griffith Jones) — supporting
Doctor who brings the mermaid home, caught between his wife and the enchanting creature.
Nigel
(played by John McCallum) — supporting
Isobel's fiancé who breaks his engagement after being seduced by Miranda.
Nurse Carey
(played by Margaret Rutherford) — supporting
Eccentric nurse hired to care for the mermaid, delighted by her existence.
Charles
(played by David Tomlinson) — supporting
Dr. Martin's chauffeur who becomes infatuated with Miranda.
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dr. Paul Martin → Charles
(Professional Employer And Chauffeur) — Charles works for Paul while becoming entangled in Miranda's visit.
Charles is identified as Paul's chauffeur and becomes involved in the household confusion caused by Miranda.
Miranda Trewella → Nigel
(Romantic Seductive Interest) — Miranda's attention causes Nigel to abandon his engagement.
Miranda's seductive behavior attracts Nigel, who breaks off his engagement after being seduced by her.
Miranda Trewella → Charles
(Romantic Fascination) — Charles becomes infatuated with Miranda during her London visit.
Miranda's seductive nature earns the admiration of Paul's chauffeur Charles.
Miranda Trewella → Nurse Carey
(Professional Caregiver And Patient) — Carey becomes Miranda's practical caretaker during her stay.
Carey provides Miranda with a bath chair and looks after her while she is disguised as an invalid patient.
Dr. Paul Martin → Nurse Carey
(Professional Employer And Nurse) — Paul employs Carey to manage Miranda's care.
Paul hires Nurse Carey to look after Miranda and selects her because of her eccentric nature.
Miranda Trewella → Dr. Paul Martin
(Romantic Interest) — Miranda romantically fascinates Paul and disrupts his domestic life.
Miranda's seductive nature earns Paul's admiration after he brings her from the sea to his London home.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Dr. Paul Martin → Nigel
(Alliance Shared Complication) — They are connected through the romantic crisis created by Miranda.
Paul and Nigel are both affected by Miranda's seductive presence, while Nigel's engagement is disrupted by her attention.
Nigel → Charles
(Conflict Rival Suitors) — Their mutual attraction to Miranda initially places them in romantic competition.
Nigel and Charles are both attracted to Miranda and later discover that she has been flirting with both of them.
Story Analysis
A mermaid's brief visit to London disrupts human relationships before she returns to the water.
Plot Progression
The Mermaid's Bargain
— Paul's fishing holiday becomes an underwater captivity when Miranda pulls him into her cavern. She releases him only after securing his promise to show her London.
A Tail Hidden In London
— Paul arranges long dresses and disguises Miranda as an invalid patient. He brings her into his home under an initially limited stay.
The Household Enchantment
— Carey learns Miranda's secret and is delighted by it. Miranda's charm then attracts Paul, Charles, and Nigel, spreading romantic disorder.
The Suitors Awaken
— Nigel breaks off his engagement, while Charles and Nigel later discover Miranda's simultaneous flirtation. Their disillusionment reduces the romantic rivalry.
Return To The Water
— Suspicion about Miranda's identity is confirmed, and she overhears plans to reveal her publicly. She escapes through the Thames and is finally seen by the sea with a merbaby.
Directed by Ken Annakin
Miranda (1948) · 6.2/10 · comedy, fantasy, romance