Character Relationship Map: Snowmageddon

Characters

• John Miller (played by David Cubitt) — protagonist

  The patriarch of the Miller family who discovers that the mysterious snow globe is causing real-world disasters. He takes the lead in organizing a plan to stop the chaos with the help of his family an...

• Beth Miller (played by Laura Harris) — protagonist

  The matriarch of the family who, alongside her husband, pieces together the connection between the snow globe's vibrations and the ensuing natural catastrophes.

• Rudy Miller (played by Dylan Matzke) — supporting

  The youngest son of the Miller family. He discovers the unmarked package containing the antique snow globe and unknowingly triggers avalanches, earthquakes, and deadly ice storms by playing with it.

• Jennifer Miller (played by Magda Apanowicz) — supporting

  The Miller daughter who actively assists her father in investigating the snow globe and devising a strategy to end the catastrophic events.

• Mary (played by Leanne Lapp) — supporting
• Derrick Reed (played by Jeffrey Ballard) — supporting
• Larry (played by Lorne Cardinal) — supporting
• Fred Baker (played by Michael Hogan) — supporting

  A local neighbor who steps in to assist John and Jennifer Miller in their desperate attempt to stop the snow globe from causing further destruction.

• Tully (played by Donavon Stinson) — supporting

Canonical Relationships

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

• Mary → Rudy Miller (Family Caretaker) — Mary is with Rudy before his disappearance and discovers his note while looking for him.

  The plot says Mary leaves briefly to look for their dog, after which Rudy disappears; she later finds his note blaming himself.

• Jennifer Miller → Derrick Reed (Romantic Interest) — Jennifer’s excitement at Derrick’s arrival suggests a romantic interest, and they share danger during the crisis.

  Jennifer is described as excited by Derrick’s arrival, and the two are later found together with John after the mountain danger.

• Rudy Miller → Jennifer Miller (Family Siblings) — Jennifer helps the search for Rudy by explaining that his hideout is an old mine access he imagines as a magic fortress.

  Both are identified as Miller children in their character profiles, and Jennifer describes Rudy’s imagined hideout while others search for him.

• Beth Miller → Jennifer Miller (Family Mother And Daughter) — Beth risks herself trying to free Jennifer when they are trapped in danger on the mountain.

  The character profiles identify Beth as the Miller family’s matriarch and Jennifer as her daughter; the plot says Beth struggles to free Jennifer on t...

• John Miller → Jennifer Miller (Family Father And Daughter) — John is Jennifer’s father and helps locate her after she is caught in danger on the mountain.

  The character profiles identify John as the Miller family’s patriarch and Jennifer as his daughter; John and Derrick find Jennifer and Beth after the...

• Beth Miller → Rudy Miller (Family Mother And Son) — Beth comforts Rudy when he blames himself for the events connected to the snow globe.

  The plot says Rudy’s mother reassures him that the disasters are not his fault; the character profile identifies Beth as the Miller family’s matriarch...

• John Miller → Rudy Miller (Family Father And Son) — John is Rudy’s father and helps organize the search when Rudy goes missing.

  Rudy is identified as John’s son in the character profile, and John joins the search after Rudy disappears.

• John Miller → Beth Miller (Family Spouses) — John and Beth work together as the parents at the center of the family’s response to the disasters.

  The plot identifies John and Beth as the Miller family’s patriarch and matriarch and shows them acting together during the crisis.

Story Dynamics

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

• Rudy Miller → Larry (Narrative Snow Globe Connection) — Rudy’s discovery and Larry’s account connect both characters to the mysterious globe, though the plot does not establish how it passed between them.

  Rudy receives the mysterious snow globe and notices its crack; Larry later argues that the globe may be connected to the disasters and says it came to...

• Tully → John Miller (Alliance Crisis Support) — Tully assists with assessing the crisis affecting the town.

  The plot says Tully helps assess the situation as residents deal with the damage.

• Larry → John Miller (Alliance Crisis Collaborators) — Larry contributes the snow globe theory and accepts responsibility for its arrival while the group considers how to stop the danger.

  Larry argues that the snow globe may be connected to the disasters, and the plot describes the residents debating what to do with it as the town remai...

• John Miller → Derrick Reed (Alliance Search Allies) — John and Derrick act together to locate Beth and Jennifer and find them hurt but alive.

  The plot says John and Derrick find Beth and Jennifer after they are caught in danger on the mountain.

• John Miller → Fred Baker (Social Neighbor) — Fred is a neighbor with whom John discusses town matters, and he later helps the Millers respond to the snow globe crisis.

  John speaks with Fred about the town clock, gifts, and Beth’s efforts to help people in need; Fred’s profile identifies him as a local neighbor who as...

Story Analysis

A mysterious snow globe is associated with escalating disasters in a town, while the residents search for answers and a way to protect one another.

Plot Progression

1. A Holiday and a Strange Gift — The town prepares for Christmas despite the lack of snow. Rudy receives a cracked snow globe, while the people around him dismiss his concern.
2. Disasters Reach the Town — Shaking ground, fires, and destructive conditions alarm the town. Beth and Jennifer face danger on the mountain before John and Derrick find them alive.
3. Rudy's Disappearance — Rudy disappears after Mary briefly leaves, and she finds his note blaming himself. John and others search for him, while Jennifer points them toward his imagined fortress at an old mine access.
4. The Globe and an Unfinished Plan — Larry argues that the snow globe may be connected to the disasters and accepts responsibility for its arrival without knowing how to stop them. The residents debate what to do, danger continues, and R...