The Mooring (2013) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Nancy is the counselor leading the technology-recovery retreat for the girls. She supervises their exercises and safety, but becomes stranded when the houseboat engine fails. Richard and Mickey captur...
Richard is Mickey’s armed boyfriend and the principal antagonist. He hunts the girls through the forest and along the river, shooting Ashley, Dawn, and Natalie, while also drowning Claire and Holly. H...
Ashley is one of the girls sent to the retreat after causing a six-car accident while talking on her cell phone. She breaks down during a writing exercise about the injured boy, then becomes separated...
Claire is one of the girls attending the retreat because of online dating. She swims with Holly and Madison during the attack and escapes toward shore with the group. Later, while the girls try to mov...
Dawn is Nancy’s aide and helps supervise the girls after Nancy leaves to get the houseboat engine checked. She teaches Margot, Natalie, and Justine the basics of rappelling and advises the group to wa...
Margot is a text-message addict attending Nancy’s retreat. She helps the other girls escape, refuses to abandon Madison, and rappels down the cliff with Natalie and Holly. After Natalie is shot, Margo...
Mickey is Richard’s partner, first seen approaching the girls and later helping him attack them. She cuts the rappelling line, causing Remi and Madison to fall, and kills Justine in panic. When Margot...
Justine is a cyber bully participating in the technology retreat. She helps organize the girls during their flight, rejects Margot’s suggestion that they leave Madison behind, and supervises Madison a...
Madison is one of the girls attending the retreat because of online addiction. She swims with Holly and Claire during the attack, later becomes caught in a bear trap, and suffers severe shock. The oth...
Holly is one of the girls brought to the retreat for online addiction. She escapes through the forest, loses her inhaler, and survives when Richard briefly returns it to her. Holly later reaches the g...
Natalie is a hacker attending the retreat. She participates in the escape, uses a deep voice to answer the nearby boat at night, and helps control the stranded houseboat with paddles. She rappels safe...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Nancy leads the retreat for Margot and the other girls, organizing exercises intended to teach them communication without technology.
Nancy works with Dawn at the retreat, leaves Dawn in charge of the girls, and relies on her during the rappelling exercise.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Holly is among the girls who carry Madison, who is suffering from shock, over their shoulders toward the cliff.
Margot and Natalie scramble together to find the keys to Richard's boat after the other girls are killed or separated.
While Margot and Natalie search for the boat keys, Richard shoots and kills Natalie.
Richard stalks Holly and later catches her near the smaller boat, holding her underwater until she drowns.
When Dawn is too traumatized to move, Richard finds her and kills her with his rifle.
Richard hooks Claire's back from the boat, drags her into the river, and kills her.
After Ashley falls and hits her head on a rock, Richard shoots and kills her.
Richard and Mickey capture Nancy, tape her arms, legs, and mouth, tie an anchor to her ankles, and push her into the water.
The opening shows a teenage girl abducted and locked in a boat. The ending reveals that Mickey was the girl abducted by Richard ten years earlier.
Margot tells Justine that they should leave Madison and return later, while Justine refuses and continues helping Madison.
A technology retreat becomes a survival ordeal that enables Mickey to confront the man who abducted her.
Directed by Glenn Withrow
The Mooring (2013) · 4.7/10 · horror, thriller
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