Ammonite (2020) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Paleontologist and fossil collector running a shop in Lyme Regis with her mother. She reluctantly cares for Charlotte, develops a deep romantic and sexual relationship with her, and struggles with per...
Wife of archaeologist Roderick Murchison, sent to Lyme Regis to recover from depression and infertility struggles. She forms an intimate bond with Mary Anning, leading to a passionate affair, but stru...
An archaeologist and Charlotte's husband who hires Mary for fossil collecting guidance. He is emotionally distant toward Charlotte and leaves for Europe, entrusting her care to Mary, which indirectly...
The local physician who treats both Mary and Charlotte. He prescribes bed rest for Charlotte, assigns Mary as her nurse, and later invites Mary to a social event.
A close friend of Mary who assists with Charlotte's recovery and later visits during Mary's mourning. She encourages Mary to pursue her relationship with Charlotte, drawing parallels to her own past r...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dr. Lieberson treats people in Mary's community, and he later invites Mary to an evening recital.
Roderick offers to pay Mary for a guided fossil-collecting trip and later entrusts his wife's care to her while he tours Europe.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Both men are involved in the household's arrangements in Lyme Regis: Roderick commissions Mary's services, while Dr. Lieberson provides medical care.
Mary calls on Elizabeth to purchase salve, and Elizabeth later visits Mary to offer condolences after Mary's mother's death.
A fossil collector pursues love, autonomy, and recognition while resisting the social structures that seek to possess or erase her.
Directed by Francis Lee
Ammonite (2020) · 6.9/10 · drama, romance
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