Character Relationship Map: Beeswax

Characters

• Jeannie (played by Tilly Hatcher) — protagonist
• Lauren (played by Maggie Hatcher) — protagonist
• Merrill (played by Alex Karpovsky) — supporting
• Corinne (played by Katy O'Connor) — supporting
• Scott (played by David Zellner) — supporting
• Michael (played by Kyle Henry) — supporting
• Teddy (customer) (played by S.J. Anderson) — supporting
• Amanda (played by Anne Dodge) — supporting
• Lila (lawyer) (played by Betty Blackwell) — supporting
• Jason (study buddy) (played by Bryan Poyser) — supporting

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Jeannie → Lila (lawyer) (Professional Lawyer) — Jeannie has a professional relationship with lawyer Lila
• Jeannie → Teddy (customer) (Professional Customer) — Jeannie has a customer relationship with Teddy
• Jeannie → Amanda (Professional Business Partners) — Former business partners who had a significant falling out
• Jeannie → Lauren (Family Twin Sisters) — Jeannie and Lauren are twin sisters with Jeannie being paralyzed

Story Dynamics

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

• Jeannie → Jason (study buddy) (Social Study Buddy) — Jeannie has a study relationship with Jason
• Jeannie → Michael (Social Friend) — Jeannie has a friendship with Michael
• Jeannie → Scott (Social Friend) — Jeannie has a friendship with Scott
• Jeannie → Corinne (Social Friend) — Jeannie has a friendship with Corinne
• Jeannie → Merrill (Social Friend) — Jeannie has a friendship with Merrill

Story Analysis

Professional separation and personal reconnection

Plot Progression

1. Partnership Fracture — Jeannie and Amanda's business relationship deteriorates due to mounting conflicts and personal differences.
2. Seeking Solace — Jeannie turns to her twin sister Lauren for emotional support while Amanda reconnects with an ex-partner.
3. Rebuilding Connections — Both women reassess their priorities, with Jeannie strengthening family bonds and Amanda exploring new personal relationships.