Tyler Hawkins (played by Robert Pattinson) is a protagonist in Remember Me.
NYU student and bookstore employee who initially pursues Ally as revenge orchestrated by his friend Aidan. He quickly falls genuinely in love with her, sharing personal trauma about his brother Michael's suicide. He has a strained relationship with his workaholic father Charles, leading to a violent confrontation. After defending his bullied sister Caroline, he is arrested but later reconciles with his father. Tragically, he dies in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks while working in the North Tower. Ally Craig (played by Emilie de Ravin) is a protagonist in Remember Me.
NYU student and daughter of NYPD detective Neil Craig. She carries deep trauma from witnessing her mother Helen's fatal mugging in 1991. Initially approached by Tyler under false pretenses, she develops a genuine, loving relationship with him, sharing her past and eventually declaring her love. After a tense confrontation with her father, she finds solace with Tyler. She survives the September 11 attacks and later overcomes her fear of the subway, riding the train at the same station where her mother died.
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Characters
Tyler Hawkins
(played by Robert Pattinson) — protagonist
NYU student and bookstore employee who initially pursues Ally as revenge orchestrated by his friend Aidan. He quickly falls genuinely in love with her, sharing personal trauma about his brother Michae...
Ally Craig
(played by Emilie de Ravin) — protagonist
NYU student and daughter of NYPD detective Neil Craig. She carries deep trauma from witnessing her mother Helen's fatal mugging in 1991. Initially approached by Tyler under false pretenses, she develo...
Key Relationships
Tyler Hawkins → Ally Craig
(Romantic Lovers)
Story Analysis
A turbulent romance between two young New Yorkers navigating family trauma and ultimately facing the tragedy of September 11th.
