Character Relationship Map: House

Characters

• Kelly (played by Sarain Boylan) — protagonist

  A stranded traveler who took a wrong turn and ends up among the squatters.

• Cindy (played by Maggie Castle) — supporting

  A teenager who finds herself in over her head while living in the squatted house.

• Kurt (played by Matthew Finlason) — supporting

  A wannabe rock star residing among the squatters.

• Michele (played by Mike Realba) — supporting
• Lisa (played by Katya Gardner) — supporting

  A hooker with nasty habits living in the squatted house.

• Julie (played by Jessica Greco) — supporting

  A mute painter who is part of the squatter community.

Story Dynamics

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

• Michele → Julie (Social Housemate) — Both are associated with the same communal living group.

  Michele is included among the House's bohemian residents, while Julie is identified as part of the squatter community.

• Kurt → Lisa (Social Housemate) — Their relationship is established through shared residence.

  Kurt resides among the squatters, and Lisa is described as living in the squatted house.

• Cindy → Lisa (Social Housemate) — They are members of the same troubled household.

  Cindy lives in the squatted house, while Lisa is explicitly described as living there as well.

• Cindy → Michele (Social Housemate) — Their shared residence places them within the same social environment.

  Cindy finds herself in over her head while living in the squatted house, and Michele is listed among the House's bohemian residents.

• Cindy → Kurt (Social Housemate) — Both are residents within the same unconventional household.

  Cindy is living in the squatted house, and Kurt is described as residing among the squatters.

• Kelly → Julie (Social Housemate) — They share membership in the House's marginal community.

  Kelly ends up among the squatters, while Julie is identified as a mute painter who is part of the squatter community.

• Kelly → Lisa (Social Housemate) — Lisa is one of the residents Kelly encounters after reaching the House.

  Kelly finds the House occupied by squatters, and Lisa is explicitly described as living in the squatted house.

• Kelly → Michele (Social Housemate) — They are connected through the House's communal living arrangement.

  Kelly joins the group at the House, while Michele is described as part of the same bohemian squatter environment.

• Kelly → Kurt (Social Housemate) — Their connection is based on sharing the squatted-house community.

  Kelly ends up among the squatters, and Kurt is identified as a wannabe rock star residing among them.

• Kelly → Cindy (Social Housemate) — They are members of the same unstable squatter household.

  Kelly ends up among the squatters, while Cindy is described as a teenager living in the squatted house. Both belong to the same house community.

Story Analysis

A stranded traveler enters a precarious squatter household that exposes the volatile behavior of its residents.

Plot Progression

1. A Wrong Turn Toward Shelter — Kelly becomes stranded after taking a wrong turn and discovers a boarded-up house. The unexpected shelter is occupied by a group of young bohemian squatters.
2. Survival Behind Boards — The residents keep the House functioning through scammed utilities and limited resources. Kelly encounters the community's precarious way of life.
3. Portraits of the Residents — Lisa, Cindy, Kurt, Michele, and Julie represent sharply different forms of vulnerability and eccentricity. Their identities define the House's social atmosphere.
4. A House of Human Behavior — Kelly becomes embedded in the unstable household as its residents' contrasting situations create mounting disorder. The House turns into a concentrated study of chaotic human behavior.