Long Forgotten Fields (2017) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Harlequin Jones
(played by Simon Armstrong) — protagonist
A local man who suspects Stewart Hughes of poaching deer and later confronts Lily and Sam in the woods. He explains that he hid Stewart's work van after catching him carrying deer, and that his gunsho...
Lily Foster
(played by Rebecca Birch) — supporting
Sam Brookwell's partner, Lily wants him to stay with her after he returns from Afghanistan troubled by combat memories. When Sam fails to report back to the army and becomes a deserter, she helps him...
Sam Brookwell
(played by Tom Campion) — supporting
Lily Foster's partner and a soldier returning from a tour in Afghanistan, Sam is haunted by combat memories and uncertain about continuing his service. He stays with Lily instead of reporting back to...
Stewart Hughes
(played by Paul Sadot) — supporting
A local man suspected by Harlequin Jones of poaching deer. Stewart disappears with a work van, and Harlequin later says he hid the vehicle after catching Stewart using it to carry deer. Sam becomes co...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Sam Brookwell → Lily Foster
(Romantic Partners Under Strain) — Lily wants Sam to stay, helps him hide in the woods, and urges him to return home as his fear and suspicion intensify.
The plot identifies Sam as Lily's partner. His combat distress, decision to leave and then remain instead of reporting back, and their hiding together...
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Sam Brookwell → Stewart Hughes
(Narrative Suspected Involvement) — Stewart's disappearance fuels Sam's suspicions about Harlequin, but the supplied plot does not establish a direct relationship between Sam and Stewart.
After Stewart disappears, Sam becomes convinced that Harlequin is responsible and has hidden evidence. The plot does not describe a direct interaction...
Harlequin Jones → Stewart Hughes
(Conflict Poaching Dispute) — Harlequin's suspicion of Stewart leads him to hide the van and confront the consequences of Stewart's disappearance.
Harlequin suspects Stewart of poaching deer. Harlequin says he hid Stewart's work van after catching him using it to carry deer, and fired shots to sc...
Lily Foster → Harlequin Jones
(Conflicting Accounts) — Lily is caught between Sam's accusations and Harlequin's explanation during the unresolved confrontation.
Sam insists that Harlequin is nearby and manipulating Lily, while Harlequin confronts them and explains that he hid Stewart's van after catching Stewa...
Sam Brookwell → Harlequin Jones
(Conflict Suspicious Adversaries) — Sam's suspicion escalates into an armed confrontation, while Harlequin denies the accusations and tells Sam to put the gun down.
Sam believes Harlequin is tracking them and responsible for Stewart's disappearance. During their confrontation, Sam calls Harlequin a liar, turns a g...
Story Analysis
A traumatized soldier's desertion and growing suspicion strain his bond with Lily and lead to an unresolved armed confrontation with Harlequin.
Plot Progression
Combat Memories At Home
— Sam returns from Afghanistan with painful memories and tells Lily about a boy firing on his patrol and a fellow soldier's death. His uncertainty about serving again strains their relationship, yet he...
Desertion And The Woods
— Sam faces hostility at home and stays with Lily when his leave ends rather than reporting to his unit. After army and police inquiries reveal his desertion, the pair hide in the woods to avoid the aut...
Suspicion In The Hideout
— Lily helps Sam build a shelter while his anxiety and suspicion intensify. Sam believes Harlequin is tracking them, and Stewart's disappearance with a work van gives the suspicions a new focus.
An Armed Dispute
— Sam accuses Harlequin of hiding evidence and being responsible for Stewart's disappearance. Harlequin gives a different account of the van and the bag, but Sam points a gun at him and the supplied acc...
Directed by Jon Stanford
Long Forgotten Fields (2017) · 4.8/10 · drama, war
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