Character Relationships in Squatters

Jonas Trumball (played by Thomas Dekker) is a protagonist in Squatters. A runaway foster kid living with Kelly. He discovers the mansion's door codes and initiates the squatting plot. Later, he faces life-threatening pressure from gangster Ronald over a stolen vehicle, driving the story's central conflict. Kelly Tanner (played by Gabriella Wilde) appears in Squatters. A runaway foster kid who partners with Jonas to squat in a wealthy home. She forms a relationship with Michael, is kidnapped by Ronald, secretly alerts the police, and survives a brutal beating before ending up in jail. Michael Silverman (played by Luke Grimes) appears in Squatters. The homeowners' son who meets Kelly at a theater. Haunted by his sister's death, he and his parents unknowingly shelter Kelly. He later welcomes her back after her imprisonment. Al (played by Evan Ross) appears in Squatters. Evelyn Silverman (played by Lolita Davidovich) appears in Squatters. A homeowner who carelessly reveals her mansion's security codes to a nanny. Her early return from vacation forces Jonas and Kelly to flee, setting off the main chain of events.

Character Relationship Map: Squatters

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Squatters (2014) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

Story Analysis

Two homeless foster siblings seek shelter and opportunity, but deception, romance, criminal pressure, and violence reshape their lives.

Plot Progression

  1. Codes To An Empty Mansion
  2. The Homecoming Escape
  3. A Romance Built On Secrecy
  4. The Gangster's Demand
  5. Firefight And Return

Directed by Martin Weisz

Squatters (2014) · 6/10 · drama

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