Character Relationships in Asking for It
Jenny (played by Stephanie Hsu) is a protagonist in Asking for It.
Cheryl (played by Janeane Garofalo) appears in Asking for It.
The Cop (played by David Krumholtz) appears in Asking for It.
Lisa (played by Irene Morales) appears in Asking for It.
Andy (played by Matthew Van Oss) appears in Asking for It.
Rob (played by Colin Burgess) appears in Asking for It.
Missy (played by Sam Koll) appears in Asking for It.
Meredith (played by Hallie Haas) appears in Asking for It.
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Character Relationship Map: Asking for It
Asking for It (2020) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Jenny
(played by Stephanie Hsu) — protagonist
Cheryl
(played by Janeane Garofalo) — supporting
The Cop
(played by David Krumholtz) — supporting
Lisa
(played by Irene Morales) — supporting
Andy
(played by Matthew Van Oss) — supporting
Rob
(played by Colin Burgess) — supporting
Missy
(played by Sam Koll) — supporting
Meredith
(played by Hallie Haas) — supporting
Ellen
(played by Kim Taff) — supporting
Emily the Canvasser
(played by Rebecca Karpovsky) — supporting
Meditation Instructor
(played by Adriene Mishler) — supporting
Penelope
(played by Brett Davis) — minor
Business Man
(played by David Selig) — minor
Wife
(played by Holly Patrick) — minor
Jason
(played by Manny Psihountas) — minor
'The Scribbler' Staff Extra
(played by Eleanora Kostinsky) — minor
Sauna Girl/Romance Novel Narrator
(played by Becky Scott) — minor
Troll #1
(played by Matthew Scott) — minor
Kelly / Motivational Podcast Host
(played by Amanda Lundquist) — minor
Troll #2
(played by Kevin Erb) — minor
Story Analysis
A traumatized waitress joins a feminist vigilante gang to dismantle an incel leader's movement.
Plot Progression
Diner Bonds and Dark Secrets
Vigilante Recruitment and Bonding
Targeting the Patriarchy
Climactic Vengeance and Resolution
Directed by Amanda Lundquist
Asking for It (2020) · 5.6/10 · comedy, crime