Trigger Warning (2024) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A highly skilled CIA combatant and investigator who returns to her hometown after her father's death, uncovering a corrupt arms trafficking conspiracy.
A corrupt U.S. Senator and the patriarch of the Swann family, who orchestrates the illegal arms trafficking to fund his political campaign.
Parker's trusted friend and former colleague who investigates the Swanns' criminal activities and provides support during the climax.
The local sheriff and Parker's ex-lover, who is complicit in his family's arms smuggling ring and commits murder to cover it up.
The manager of Maria's bar and a loyal friend to Parker who provides shelter and support during her recovery.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Ezekiel as Jesse's father and describes him as the patriarch of the Swann family.
Jesse is identified as Parker's ex-lover and contacts her to tell her that her father has died.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The Swann operation threatens Parker's allies, while Mike shelters Parker after the Swanns burn down her bar.
Spider investigates the claim that Jesse's younger brother is a dark-web weapons dealer supplying terrorists.
Frank assists Parker in collecting enough weapons to wage her own war against the Swanns.
Mike manages Maria's bar, meets Parker during her investigation, and later hides her in a concealed laboratory while she recovers.
Parker infiltrates the Swann compound, confronts Ezekiel about her father's death, and kills him.
Parker is on a mission in Syria with her friend Spider, and later calls him to investigate the arms operation.
Parker returns home after her father's death and dismantles a family-backed arms-trafficking conspiracy.
Directed by Mouly Surya
Trigger Warning (2024) · 5.7/10 · action
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