Repli-Kate (2002) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Max is a graduate student who develops a powerful cloning machine but is denied credit by Jonas. After accidentally creating Repli-Kate from Kate's blood, he helps educate and protect her with Henry....
Henry is Max's roommate and partner in dealing with the unexpected human clone. He helps educate Repli-Kate according to their misguided ideas about the ideal woman, then joins Max in devising a rescu...
Kate is a magazine reporter investigating the university's cloning research, while Repli-Kate is the fully adult clone created from Kate's blood. Repli-Kate initially has no knowledge and is educated...
Jonas is the egotistical scientist who takes credit for Max's cloning machine and later captures Kate and Repli-Kate to publicize human cloning. Max and Henry create Repli-Jonas to disrupt his present...
Felix appears after Repli-Jonas escapes from the cloning research lab and asks Max what should be done. Max replies that Repli-Jonas is too unintelligent to go anywhere, establishing Felix as someone...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
After Repli-Jonas escapes, Felix asks Max what should be done, and Max replies that Repli-Jonas is too dumb to go anywhere.
Repli-Kate becomes Max's girlfriend, but Max later realizes that the original Kate is the woman he truly wants and falls in love with her.
Max develops the cloning machine for Dr. Jonas, while Jonas takes credit and leaves Max working in obscurity.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jonas captures both Kate and Repli-Kate after learning that Repli-Kate exists.
Henry helps Max educate Repli-Kate using their male perspective and their idea of an ideal woman.
The plot identifies Henry as Max's roommate, and they work together to educate Repli-Kate and later plan her rescue.
A scientist's accidental human clone disrupts professional ambition, romantic expectations, and the control of scientific power.
Directed by Frank Longo
Repli-Kate (2002) · 5.4/10 · comedy, science-fiction
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