Assault on Precinct 13 (1976) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Newly promoted CHP lieutenant defending a decommissioned precinct during a deadly gang siege.
Convicted murderer who allies with police to defend the precinct against gang attackers.
Precinct secretary who assists Bishop and survives the initial attack.
Grieving father who seeks refuge after his daughter is murdered.
Prisoner who attempts to escape through the sewers.
Officer transporting prisoners to the precinct.
Driver transporting prisoners to the precinct.
Sick prisoner transported to the precinct.
Young girl tragically killed by gang members.
Sergeant stationed at the precinct before the siege.
Precinct secretary killed during the initial firefight.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
As the precinct commander, Bishop assumes authority over the arriving bus driver and his prisoners.
The bus driver operates the prison bus commanded by Officer Starker and is killed during the gang's opening attack.
Starker commands the prison bus transporting Wilson, Wells, and Caudell to the state penitentiary.
The text identifies Leigh and Julie as the station's two secretaries working together before the attack.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Wells is brought to the precinct where Julie works as a secretary, placing them in the same location.
Wilson and Caudell are transported together on the same prison bus, sharing the same captive status.
Leigh works at the precinct where the sick prisoner Caudell is brought for medical attention.
Both Lawson and Wells take refuge in the precinct basement alongside Bishop and Wilson during the siege.
Wells and the sick Caudell are transported together on the same bus under Starker's command.
Wilson retreats to the basement alongside Leigh, Bishop, and the grieving father Lawson.
Wilson and Leigh fight side-by-side in the basement and share a meaningful look before the siege ends.
Both are transported together on Starker's bus and are released by Bishop to help defend the precinct.
Bishop retreats to the basement with Leigh, Wilson, and the still-catatonic Lawson, shielding him from the gang.
Bishop orders Leigh to release Wells, and the four of them work together to repel the initial gang assault.
Bishop unchains Wilson, releases him, and they jointly repel the gang invasion before walking out together.
A lone lieutenant and unlikely allies defend a besieged police station against a vengeful gang.
Directed by John Carpenter
Assault on Precinct 13 (1976) · 7.3/10 · action, crime, thriller
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