Sleeping with the Devil (1997) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Antagonist and wealthy fitness chain owner. Manipulates Rebecca into leaving med school and moving to Houston. Exhibits controlling and sadistic behavior, lies about his marriage, pressures Rebecca in...
Protagonist and nurse. Survives past trauma to focus on her career and triathlon training. Enters a relationship with Dick, endures severe emotional and physical abuse, faces false lawsuits, and is le...
Rebecca’s father. Receives a threatening phone call from Tom, who offers money to force Rebecca out of town. Represents a concerned family member during Rebecca’s crisis.
Surgeon specializing in paralysis recovery. Hires Rebecca as a nurse and collaborates with her on innovative rehabilitation methods. Develops a romantic relationship with her during their work togethe...
Dick’s sister. Warns Rebecca that Dick is a liar and sadist, advising her to leave him. After Dick abuses Rebecca and sues her, Liz provides her with a new house and furniture. She serves as a protect...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Rebecca tells her parents, Wes and Stasha, that she would rather go to jail than have her child born into a lie.
The plot identifies Wes as Rebecca's father. He receives a threatening call offering him money to get Rebecca out of town.
Rebecca works as a nurse for Dr. Petrofsky, and they collaborate on ideas to help paralyzed people walk again. They fall in love and marry after Rebec...
Rebecca falls in love with Dick and begins a relationship with him after they meet. Their relationship ends and briefly resumes before Dick's abuse dr...
Liz is identified as Dick's sister. She warns Rebecca about him and later helps Rebecca find a new house.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Rebecca's relationship with Dick ends before she falls in love with Dr. Petrofsky. The plot presents Petrofsky as a supportive contrast to Dick, not a...
Tom offers Wes money to get Rebecca out of town and warns him of possible harm to her. The plot does not establish who directed Tom, so their connecti...
Tom calls Wes and offers him $20,000 to get Rebecca out of town, warning that something terrible could happen to her if he refuses.
Liz warns Rebecca that Dick is a liar and a sadist. After Rebecca leaves him, Liz sets her up in a new house with furniture.
Rebecca survives an abusive relationship and life-threatening attacks, rebuilds her life through rehabilitation, and finds justice and a new future.
Directed by William A. Graham
Sleeping with the Devil (1997) · 7.2/10 · drama
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