Wyrm (2019) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Wyrm is the central character, a lonely student searching for friendship, romance, and a stronger place within his family. He asks about adult relationships, gathers memories for a tribute to his dece...
Izzy is a schoolmate who shares a quiet, increasingly comfortable conversation with Wyrm at a party. She listens as he describes the dinosaur story passed down by his father and later hears him discus...
Lindsey is connected to Wyrm’s deceased brother and recruits Wyrm for a mission to get beer. She explains that she can drive using her hands, then takes him to the ordinary-looking place where she and...
Flor is Chet’s partner and is involved in the conflict over access to the car. When Chet plans to alter a visit with Wyrm because Flor needs it, Wyrm accuses her of taking advantage of Chet. This accu...
Myrcella is Wyrm’s difficult and estranged sister, whose actions drive a major school and family conflict. She distributes the anonymous “Hate Mail,” rejects Wyrm’s attempt to bring her a salad, and a...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Myrcella as Wyrm's sister and shows their repeated arguments about family, the hate letters, and their difficult home life.
Wyrm is preparing a recording and memorial tribute for Dylan, who has died. He asks people to share memories of his brother.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Wyrm tells Izzy that his heart condition was repaired using tissue from Myrcella's heart.
When Flor needs the car and Chet plans to change a visit with Wyrm's mother, Wyrm accuses Flor of taking advantage of Chet.
Lindsey takes Wyrm to the place where she and Dylan crashed.
Lindsey recruits Wyrm for a mission to get beer and drives him to the place where she and Dylan crashed.
Wyrm shares a quiet conversation with Izzy at a party, tells her a story about dinosaurs, and becomes more comfortable with her.
A lonely teenager searches for connection while grief, family conflict, and Dylan's death shape his understanding of belonging.
Directed by Christopher Winterbauer
Wyrm (2019) · 6.9/10 · comedy, romance, science-fiction
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