Scarfies (1999) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Emma
(played by Willa O'Neill) — protagonist
One of the five students who move into a seemingly abandoned flat that still has the power on, giving them free but filthy accommodation. After the group inadvertently discovers a large marijuana crop...
Alex
(played by Taika Waititi) — protagonist
One of the five students who move into a seemingly abandoned flat with the power still on. He is part of the group that inadvertently finds a large marijuana crop in the basement, sells the entire har...
Graham
(played by Charlie Bleakley) — supporting
One of the five students who move into a seemingly abandoned flat with the power still on. Graham is among the group that inadvertently discovers a large marijuana crop in the basement, sells the whol...
Scott
(played by Neill Rea) — supporting
One of the five students who move into a seemingly abandoned flat that still has power. Scott is part of the group that inadvertently discovers a large marijuana crop in the basement, sells the entire...
Nicola
(played by Ashleigh Seagar) — supporting
One of the five students who move into a seemingly abandoned flat with the power still on. Nicola is among the flatmates who inadvertently discover a large marijuana crop growing in the basement, sell...
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Graham → Nicola
(Social Flatmate) — Students living together in the flat
Graham → Scott
(Social Flatmate) — Students living together in the flat
Alex → Nicola
(Social Flatmate) — Students living together in the flat
Alex → Scott
(Social Flatmate) — Students living together in the flat
Alex → Graham
(Social Flatmate) — Students living together in the flat
Emma → Nicola
(Social Flatmate) — Students living together in the flat
Emma → Scott
(Social Flatmate) — Students living together in the flat
Emma → Graham
(Social Flatmate) — Students living together in the flat
Emma → Alex
(Social Flatmate) — Students living together in the flat
Story Analysis
A group of students pursues sudden wealth after finding a marijuana crop, only to face danger when its owner appears.
Plot Progression
The Free Flat
— Five students move into a seemingly abandoned flat with working power. They accept the filthy accommodation because it costs them nothing.
The Basement Fortune
— The students discover a large marijuana crop in the basement. Excitement and dreams of financial freedom begin to replace ethical concerns and fear.
The Costly Sale
— The group sells the entire crop for $50,000, despite its much higher potential value. Their decision creates the central danger of the story.
The Owner Returns
— Kevin appears and is identified as the crop's owner. The students realize that their profitable decision may put their lives at risk.
Basement Confinement
— Fearing for their lives, the students lock Kevin in the basement. The resulting crisis unfolds while the city focuses on the national rugby championship final.