What types of relationships exist in The Turning?

The Turning features 8 relationships including Narrative Subject, Professional Mentor, Temporal Younger Self, Romantic Partner, Romantic Interest — all analyzed by AI.

How are characters connected in The Turning?

The 9 characters in The Turning form a network of alliances, conflicts, and complex dynamics. Explore the interactive relationship map to see how each character connects.

The Turning (2013) Character Relationships & Connections Map

Name: The Turning
Genre: drama
Released: 2013
Rating: 5.7
Cast: Colin Friels, James Fraser, Henri Phillips, Nikita Leigh-Pritchard

The Turning (2013) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Davo (played by James Fraser) — protagonist
Biggie (played by Henri Phillips) — supporting
Meg (played by Nikita Leigh-Pritchard) — supporting
Narrator (played by Tim Winton) — supporting
David Wilson (played by Callan Mulvey) — supporting
Vic Lang (played by Joseph Pedley) — supporting
Young David (played by Alex Bryans) — supporting
Melanie (played by Cheyanne Pearce) — supporting
Alan Mannering (played by Gwy McKenna) — supporting

Key Relationships

Narrator → David Wilson (Narrative Subject)
Narrator → Vic Lang (Narrative Subject)
Narrator → Davo (Narrative Subject)
Alan Mannering → David Wilson (Professional Mentor)
David Wilson → Young David (Temporal Younger Self)
Vic Lang → Melanie (Romantic Partner)
Davo → Meg (Romantic Interest)
Davo → Biggie (Social Friend)

Story Analysis

Ordinary people facing extraordinary turning points in a coastal Australian community

Plot Progression

Coastal Beginnings
Crossroads Revealed
Critical Choices
Transformations Unfold
New Horizons

Character Relationships in The Turning

Character Relationship Map: The Turning

Characters

Key Relationships

Story Analysis

Plot Progression