Triangle (2009) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The main protagonist trapped in a time loop after a boat capsizes. She explores the Aeolus, encounters multiple copies of herself and friends, kills them to break the cycle, and eventually crashes her...
Greg's deckhand who survives the storm. On the Aeolus, he suffers a head wound, attempts to strangle Jess before collapsing, and later gets injured on a wall hook when chased by a future Jess.
Sally's friend who boards Greg's boat. She is swept away by the storm shortly after the capsizing, leaving the other survivors to board the Aeolus.
One of Greg's married friends who boards the Aeolus. She accuses Jess of murdering Greg, gets shot by a masked figure, sends the initial distress signal, and dies on the ship's deck.
Jess's friend and the boat's owner. He survives the storm, receives a distress radio call, later dies from a gunshot wound on the Aeolus, and his death is used to frame Jess.
Sally's married friend who survives the capsizing. He boards the Aeolus, is shot by the masked figure, and later stabbed by a third version of Jess during the loop.
Jess's autistic son who initially stays home. Jess repeatedly tells him he had a bad dream, but during her attempt to escape the loop, Jess crashes her car, fatally killing Tommy.
A taxi driver who approaches Jess after her fatal car crash. Jess hires him to return to the harbor to reverse time, promising to return, which ultimately sets up the cycle restarting.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
After the crash, Jess asks the Driver to take her to the harbor, and he tells her he will wait for her.
The plot describes Sally and Downey as Greg's married friends.
Victor is identified as Greg's deckhand and boards Greg's boat with him.
Jess is identified as Tommy's mother and takes responsibility for him. After the crash, she asks the Driver to take her to the harbor because she hope...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jess and Heather board Greg's boat with the same group before Heather is swept away during the storm.
A masked figure shoots Downey, and a third version of Jess later stabs a new Downey.
A masked shooter shoots Sally, and Jess later chases another Sally before Sally dies from her wound on the deck.
After Victor suffers a head wound, he tries to strangle Jess, and Jess fights him until he collapses.
Downey is described as one of Greg's married friends and travels on Greg's boat.
Sally is described as one of Greg's married friends and boards his boat.
Heather is explicitly identified as Sally's friend and boards the boat with Sally.
Jess boards Greg's boat for a trip, and the plot identifies Greg as Jess's friend.
Jess becomes trapped in a violent temporal loop where her attempts to save Tommy recreate the events she is trying to escape.
Directed by Christopher Smith
Triangle (2009) · 6.9/10 · horror
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