Meg Harris (played by Lois Brown) is a protagonist in Multiple Choice.
Shopaholic film researcher working on a poverty documentary for Jack. Her encounter with a couple on social assistance challenges her established beliefs about consumer society. Jack (played by Rick Boland) appears in Multiple Choice.
Pompous documentary filmmaker for whom Meg Harris works on a poverty documentary. Mrs. Noseworthy (played by Maisie Rillie) appears in Multiple Choice.
Member of a couple on social assistance whose encounter with Meg challenges her consumerist beliefs.
Multiple Choice (1989) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Meg Harris
(played by Lois Brown) — protagonist
Shopaholic film researcher working on a poverty documentary for Jack. Her encounter with a couple on social assistance challenges her established beliefs about consumer society.
Jack
(played by Rick Boland) — supporting
Pompous documentary filmmaker for whom Meg Harris works on a poverty documentary.
Mrs. Noseworthy
(played by Maisie Rillie) — supporting
Member of a couple on social assistance whose encounter with Meg challenges her consumerist beliefs.
Key Relationships
Meg Harris → Mrs. Noseworthy
(Conflict Ideological Opponent)
Meg Harris → Jack
(Professional Employer)
Story Analysis
A shopaholic researcher's documentary project forces a confrontation with consumerism and poverty.
