Character Relationship Map

Create a comprehensive character relationship diagram for {{story-title}}.

Diagram Requirements:
- Central hub layout with the protagonist at the center, supporting characters radiating outward
- Clear visual hierarchy: main characters larger, secondary characters smaller, background characters smallest
- Relationship lines connecting characters with distinct styles: solid lines for positive bonds, dashed lines for tension/conflict, dotted lines for uncertain/complex dynamics, double lines for romantic connections
- Label each connection with 2-4 words describing the nature of the relationship (e.g., "mentor/student," "rivals turned allies," "unrequited love," "bitter enemies")
- Use color coding: warm tones (red, orange, yellow) for familial/close bonds, cool tones (blue, green, purple) for professional/distant relationships, gray for antagonistic connections
- Include character portraits or distinct icons inside each node
- Add small visual indicators for key relationship events or turning points (small symbols like hearts, crossed swords, broken chains)
- Clean, readable typography with character names prominently displayed
- Balanced composition that avoids visual clutter while showing the full network of relationships

Style: Modern infographic aesthetic, semi-realistic character portraits, professional design suitable for a story bible or pitch deck. The diagram should reveal the emotional architecture of the narrative at a glance.