Thirteen (2003) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Tracy is a smart, mild-mannered 13-year-old honors student whose life changes after befriending Evie. Seeking to escape her childish image, she begins stealing, skipping school, using drugs, and cutti...
Evie is Tracy's stylish and popular classmate who introduces her to shoplifting, drugs, sexual experimentation, and other destructive behavior. She stays with Tracy and Melanie while claiming to be ab...
Melanie is Tracy's divorced mother, a recovering alcoholic who works as a hairdresser while struggling to support Tracy and Mason. She worries about Tracy's transformation under Evie's influence, atte...
Mason is Tracy's older brother, living with Tracy and Melanie. He notices how drastically Tracy's behavior and appearance have changed, becoming shocked when he sees her in revealing clothing. Althoug...
Astrid is Evie's friend who accompanies Evie when she meets Tracy on Melrose Avenue. She participates in shoplifting and joins the shopping spree financed by the stolen wallet, helping draw Tracy into...
Brady is Melanie's boyfriend and a fellow ex-addict, whose relationship occupies much of Melanie's attention while Tracy becomes increasingly troubled. Near the end of the story, he offers Tracy a rid...
Luke is Tracy's adult neighbor and the target of an attempted seduction by Tracy and Evie. Their effort is part of the girls' escalating experimentation and boundary-breaking behavior, showing how far...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Evie joins Tracy in attempting to seduce their adult neighbor Luke.
Tracy and Evie attempt to seduce their adult neighbor Luke.
Brooke is identified as Evie's adult cousin and guardian.
Melanie is occupied with her fellow ex-addict boyfriend Brady.
Mason is identified as Tracy's older brother and reacts with shock when he sees her revealing clothing.
Melanie struggles to support Tracy and her older son Mason while working as a hairdresser.
Melanie is Tracy's mother and tries to protect her when Tracy's behavior changes.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
When Brooke plans to move Evie to Ojai, Melanie defends Tracy's innocence and later orders Brooke to leave.
Brooke confronts Tracy about drug use and stealing after Evie convinces her that Tracy was the bad influence.
While Tracy is walking home from school, Brady offers her a ride and takes her home.
Melanie agrees to let Evie stay at her home after Evie says Brooke's boyfriend is abusive.
Astrid is present when Tracy steals the wallet, and the three girls use the stolen money for shopping.
Evie meets Tracy with Astrid on Melrose Avenue, and Astrid participates in the wallet theft and shopping spree.
After Tracy steals a wallet and impresses Evie and Astrid, Tracy and Evie quickly become friends.
A vulnerable teenager pursues belonging through a destructive friendship while her mother struggles to restore connection and protection.
Directed by Catherine Hardwicke
Thirteen (2003) · 6.7/10 · drama
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