Love, Simon (2018) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Closeted gay high school student who secretly emails a classmate known as Blue. He faces blackmail from Martin, struggles with coming out to his friends and family, and ultimately finds courage to pub...
Simon's supportive mother who reacts with acceptance when he comes out on Christmas morning and provides comfort during his emotional struggles with friends and school bullies.
Simon's loving father who accepts his sexuality when Simon comes out on Christmas morning and offers comfort after Simon reconciles with his friends.
Simon's childhood best friend who harbors unrequited romantic feelings for him. She initially believes Simon is pursuing Nick, but later confronts him about his interference before eventually reconcil...
A close friend of Simon who reacts positively when he comes out to her. She later dates Nick after Simon's interference, but ultimately forgives Simon and joins his carnival outing.
Simon's childhood best friend who develops a crush on Abby. Simon lies to keep them apart to avoid Martin's blackmail, leading to a confrontation before the two eventually make peace.
A classmate who turns out to be Simon's secret online confidant Blue. After a misunderstanding involving another girl, he reveals his true identity on the Ferris wheel, and the two share a romantic mo...
A classmate obsessed with Abby who blackmails Simon to help him win her over. After his public rejection, he outs Simon's secret online but later shows a brief moment of kindness by buying him a carni...
Simon's younger sister who attempts to comfort him after his secret emails are leaked online, though he initially distances himself from her.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
At the football game, Simon discovers that Lyle is actually interested in Abby.
After discovering Simon's emails, Martin threatens to make them public unless Simon helps him pursue Abby.
Nick confides that he has feelings for Abby, and after the holidays the plot states that Nick and Abby are a couple.
Nora is Simon's younger sister and tries to comfort him after his emails are leaked, although Simon initially shuts her out.
Martin is infatuated with Abby and pressures Simon to help him win her over. Abby later says she does not share his feelings.
Jack is identified as Simon's father and accepts Simon's sexuality after his Christmas morning confession. He later comforts Simon after the friendshi...
Emily is identified as Simon's mother and accepts him when he comes out on Christmas morning. She later comforts him during his emotional struggles.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Leah, Nick, and Simon are described as longtime friends, and Leah discusses her feelings about love with Simon in relation to Nick.
Simon and the openly gay Ethan are mocked by bullies in the cafeteria and bond over the difficulties they have faced coming out.
Simon bonds with Lyle, a classmate working as the Waffle House server, and suspects that Lyle may be Blue.
Simon communicates by email with the closeted classmate known as Blue, sharing personal details and forming a connection. Bram later reveals that he i...
Abby is one of Simon's close friends and reacts positively when Simon comes out to her. She later forgives him and joins the carnival outing.
Nick and Simon are described as childhood best friends. Nick later confronts Simon about the lies he told regarding Abby.
Simon and Leah have known each other since kindergarten. Leah walks an intoxicated Simon home and later reconciles with him after confronting his lies...
A closeted teenager moves from secrecy and coercion toward honesty, reconciliation, and openly accepted love.
Directed by Greg Berlanti
Love, Simon (2018) · 8/10 · comedy, drama, romance
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