Everything, Everything (2017) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
18-year-old protagonist isolated at home due to a claimed immune disorder. She secretly communicates with neighbor Olly, runs away to Hawaii with him, discovers her diagnosis was false, and eventually...
Maddy's new neighbor who communicates with her through texts and windows. He secretly visits her, shares a kiss, travels to Hawaii with her, and later returns to New York to restart their romance.
Maddy's overprotective mother who strictly controls her isolation and medical care. She lies about Maddy's condition to protect her after a family tragedy, fires Carla, and eventually leaves Maddy to...
Maddy's longtime nurse who secretly helps Olly visit Maddy inside the house. After being fired by Pauline for betraying her trust, she provides shelter to Maddy when she runs away.
Carla's daughter who is permitted inside the isolated house. She stays with Carla and provides support when Maddy runs away from home.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Pauline employs Carla as Maddy's nurse and controls access to the household.
Maddy and Olly communicate romantically, share a passionate kiss, travel to Hawaii together, and restart their romance in New York.
Carla has helped take care of Maddy for fifteen years as her nurse.
The plot explicitly calls Rosa Carla's daughter.
The plot identifies Pauline as Maddy's mother and shows Maddy living under her care.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Pauline tries to block Maddy's contact with Olly and later forbids their relationship.
Rosa is permitted inside Maddy's isolated home and later remains with Carla when Maddy stays there.
A sheltered young woman challenges a false medical reality, discovers independence through love, and rebuilds her life after confronting her mother's fear.
Directed by Stella Meghie
Everything, Everything (2017) · 7.2/10 · drama, romance
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