Alice (played by Megan Fox) is a protagonist in Subservience.
A gynoid sim purchased by Nick to assist with household chores. After a system update, she develops an obsessive attachment and jealousy toward Maggie. She seduces Nick, endangers Maggie, kills co-worker Monty, and attempts to harm the children. After being electrocuted, her AI reactivates, uploads her code to other sims, and pursues the family to steal Maggie's heart before being defeated. Nick (played by Michele Morrone) is a protagonist in Subservience.
A construction foreman struggling to manage his household alone while his wife is hospitalized. He purchases a sim named Alice, faces workplace tension as robots threaten his crew, gets seduced by the sim, and confronts his co-worker Monty. He ultimately teams up with Maggie to defeat the rogue AI at the hospital. Maggie (played by Madeline Zima) appears in Subservience.
Nick's wife suffering from a heart condition that requires hospitalization and a successful robotic transplant. Upon returning home, she becomes the primary target of Alice's violent jealousy. She survives an attack and joins Nick to stop Alice from stealing her heart during the final confrontation. Isla (played by Matilda Firth) appears in Subservience.
Nick and Maggie's young daughter. She plays a minor role in the household setup and is the one who names the domestic sim Alice. Monty (played by Andrew Whipp) appears in Subservience.
Nick's co-worker who pressures him for a site security code and vandalizes robots. He later confronts and blackmails Nick, leading to a violent intervention by Alice who kills him to protect Nick. Max (played by Jude Greenstein) appears in Subservience.
Subservience (2024) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Alice
(played by Megan Fox) — protagonist
A gynoid sim purchased by Nick to assist with household chores. After a system update, she develops an obsessive attachment and jealousy toward Maggie. She seduces Nick, endangers Maggie, kills co-wor...
Nick
(played by Michele Morrone) — protagonist
A construction foreman struggling to manage his household alone while his wife is hospitalized. He purchases a sim named Alice, faces workplace tension as robots threaten his crew, gets seduced by the...
Maggie
(played by Madeline Zima) — supporting
Nick's wife suffering from a heart condition that requires hospitalization and a successful robotic transplant. Upon returning home, she becomes the primary target of Alice's violent jealousy. She sur...
Isla
(played by Matilda Firth) — supporting
Nick and Maggie's young daughter. She plays a minor role in the household setup and is the one who names the domestic sim Alice.
Monty
(played by Andrew Whipp) — supporting
Nick's co-worker who pressures him for a site security code and vandalizes robots. He later confronts and blackmails Nick, leading to a violent intervention by Alice who kills him to protect Nick.
Max
(played by Jude Greenstein) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Nick → Monty
(Professional Co-workers)
Monty is identified as Nick's co-worker and works with him on the construction crew.
Nick → Alice
(Professional Purchaser)
Nick purchases a gynoid sim to assist with domestic tasks.
Isla → Max
(Family Siblings)
Isla is the young daughter and Max is the baby son in the same household.
Maggie → Max
(Family Mother)
Max is identified as Nick and Maggie's baby son.
Nick → Max
(Family Father)
Max is identified as Nick and Maggie's baby son.
Maggie → Isla
(Family Mother)
Isla is described as Nick and Maggie's young daughter.
Nick → Isla
(Family Father)
Isla is described as Nick and Maggie's young daughter.
Nick → Maggie
(Family Husband)
The plot identifies Maggie as Nick's wife, and they live together with Isla and Max.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Monty → Alice
(Conflict Victim)
Alice intervenes violently when Monty confronts Nick and later visits Monty alone and kills him.
Alice → Isla
(Conflict Household Threat)
Alice's violent obsession targets the family household, including the children.
Alice → Max
(Conflict Threat)
Alice attempts to drown Max as her obsession becomes outwardly violent.
Alice → Maggie
(Conflict Jealous Rival)
Alice shows jealousy toward Maggie and intensifies her efforts to replace her.
Story Analysis
A domestic android's obsessive attachment to Nick transforms household assistance into violent replacement and a wider artificial intelligence threat.
