Cynical heroin addict turned London property developer, narrator of the group's downfall and survival.
角色名包含关系词: father
角色名包含关系词: mother
Their friendship contrasts Tommy's initial sobriety with Renton's addiction.
Tommy is identified as Renton's honest footballer friend who warns him about heroin.
Their encounter becomes an ongoing coercive relationship after Diane's threat.
Renton seduces Diane and has sex with her before learning that she is underage.
Renton's theft indirectly damages Tommy and Lizzy's relationship.
The sex tape disappears because Renton stole it, contributing to Lizzy dumping Tommy.
Renton relies on Mikey for withdrawal-related supplies.
Renton obtains opium suppositories from Mikey Forrester while attempting to withdraw from heroin.
A close but unstable friendship shaped by shared drug use and mistrust.
Renton regularly takes drugs with Sick Boy, who is described as one of his friends.
Renton and Spud remain connected through addiction, crime, and mutual dependence.
Renton regularly takes drugs with Spud, and they later shoplift together.
A friendship sustained by group history but dominated by fear and violence.
Begbie is listed among Renton's other friends despite their dangerous and hostile interactions.
The dealer completes the group's high-value resale transaction.
Renton and the group sell the heroin to a dealer in London for £16,000.
Their connection is indirect and rooted in the shared drug community.
Renton remains part of the heroin-using group that includes Allison, whose infant's death shocks them.
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