Killer Mirindas (1992) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Tubular Killer
(played by Álex Angulo) — protagonist
The seemingly calm man who enters the gloomy tavern and orders a very cold Mirinda. When the bartender asks him to pay 120 pesetas, he objects that the price was never explained, and the dispute escal...
Poor Devil
(played by Saturnino García) — supporting
Barman
(played by José Antonio Álvarez) — supporting
The tavern’s bartender serves the lead character his requested Mirinda and then attempts to collect the stated price of 120 pesetas. His attempt to enforce payment triggers the confrontation that deve...
Bullfighting Guy
(played by Ramón Barea) — supporting
Phone Guy
(played by Óscar Grijalba) — supporting
Story Analysis
A series of loosely connected exchanges centers on orders, minor disputes, and conversational misunderstandings, without a clearly resolved storyline.
Plot Progression
The Mirinda Price Dispute
— A customer orders a Mirinda and objects when the Barman charges 120. The argument gives way to talk about how the drink should be served, but the payment dispute remains unresolved.
Calls and Misunderstandings
— A man orders a Coke and asks to use the phone. A question about possessing a watch is mistaken for a request for the time, and the caller corrects the misunderstanding.
Drinks and Passing Remarks
— Another call includes an order for a Ginko with plenty of ice and a comment about having had quite a day. The conversation also touches on oysters, a television, and children without clarifying how th...
A Late-Hour Exchange
— A separate encounter moves among questions about the time, a request for a light, and a comment about smoking. The Bullfighting Guy hears a remark about a bullfight wager before someone notes the time...
