Character Relationship Map: Almost Human

Characters

• Seth Hampton (played by Graham Skipper) — protagonist

  Seth Hampton is Mark Fisher's friend and one of the two people who investigate Mark Fisher's disappearance and disturbing return. He is the first to recognize that something is wrong with Mark Fisher,...

• Mark Fisher (played by Josh Ethier) — supporting

  Mark Fisher was kidnapped two years before the story begins and returns with a completely changed personality. He has become infected by a bloodthirsty alien parasite bent on destroying the world, lea...

• Jen Craven (played by Vanessa Leigh) — supporting

  Jen Craven is Mark Fisher's friend and joins Seth Hampton in investigating Mark Fisher's mysterious disappearance and reappearance. Her investigation places her directly in danger when Mark Fisher ass...

• Clyde Dutton (played by Anthony Amaral III) — supporting

  Clyde Dutton is someone Jen Craven contacts before Mark Fisher returns to her home. In a message, Jen tells him that she feels something bad is about to happen. Later, Seth calls for Clyde at Jen's ho...

• Clancy (played by Chuck Doherty) — supporting

  Clancy is Seth Hampton's coworker who confronts him about his health and behavior as Seth becomes increasingly unwell and suffers repeated nosebleeds. Seth gives no explanation for what is happening t...

• Gas Station Customer (played by Jeremy Furtado) — supporting

Canonical Relationships

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

• Clancy → Seth Hampton (Professional Workplace Associate) — Clancy challenges Seth about his deteriorating condition at work, but Seth withholds what is happening.

  At work, Clancy confronts Seth about his health and behavior after Seth suffers repeated nosebleeds; Seth gives no explanation.

Story Dynamics

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

• Mark Fisher → Gas Station Customer (Conflict Possible Victim) — Mark admits to killing people at the gas station; the account does not establish whether the named customer is among those victims.

  The plot reports violent deaths near a gas station, including a victim whose head was blown off. Mark later tells Jen that he killed people at the gas...

• Jen Craven → Clyde Dutton (Social Contact Seeking Help) — Jen reaches out to Clyde shortly before finding Mark at home, warning him of her growing fear.

  Jen leaves Clyde a message saying she feels that something bad is about to happen.

• Seth Hampton → Jen Craven (Social Concerned Acquaintances) — Seth checks on Jen while they are both affected by Mark's disappearance and return, and he hurries to her home when danger appears imminent.

  Seth visits Jen to apologize and discuss his belief that Mark may return. Later, he rushes to her home after Mark says he is with her.

• Mark Fisher → Jen Craven (Conflict Friend Turned Threat) — Their friendship becomes dangerous when Mark returns changed and pressures Jen to join him; she refuses.

  The plot identifies Jen as Mark's friend. After returning, Mark tells her he killed people, asks her to become like him, and she rejects him, warning...

• Seth Hampton → Mark Fisher (Social Friend) — Seth is Mark's friend, but Mark's disappearance and disturbing return turn their bond into a source of fear and confrontation.

  The plot identifies Mark as Seth's friend. Seth investigates the strange events surrounding Mark's disappearance and later rushes to Jen's home after...

Story Analysis

After Mark disappears during a strange encounter, Seth and Jen face the consequences of his disturbing return two years later.

Plot Progression

1. The Night of Disappearance — Seth arrives in panic with an account of a strange light and a disappearance. After lights and a blackout, Mark vanishes while investigating a noise with Seth.
2. Two Years of Unease — Mysterious lights return, while Seth remains troubled by dreams of the earlier events. He visits Jen, but she insists Mark is dead even as she recalls that night.
3. Violence Near the Gas Station — Seth's nosebleeds and worsening condition draw Clancy's concern. Reports of violent deaths reach Seth, who collapses at work, while Jen warns Clyde that she fears something bad is coming.
4. Mark's Return and Threat — Jen finds Mark at home and hears him admit to killing people at the gas station. He asks her to become like him, but she rejects him; after Mark calls Seth, Seth rushes to the house and hears a cry fo...