Character Relationship Map: Table for Six

Characters

• Big Brother (Steve) (played by Dayo Wong Chi-Wah) — protagonist

  Eldest half-brother who leaves for Africa, causing initial family tension and romantic entanglements.

• Second Brother (Bernard) (played by Louis Cheung) — supporting

  The middle Chan brother, who pursues esports ambitions and spends money on collectibles while navigating the family's complicated household dynamics.

• Little Brother (Lung) (played by Peter Chan Charm-Man) — supporting

  The youngest Chan brother, whose breakup and personal choices add to the household tensions as the brothers struggle to define their family bond.

• Josephine (played by Ivana Wong Yuen-Chi) — supporting

  A character whose relationship with a Chan brother brings romantic complications into the family's already delicate living arrangements.

• Second Brother's Mother (played by Fish Liew Chi-Yu) — supporting

  A family member connected to the brothers' blended-family history and the household traditions they continue.

• Big Brother's Father (played by Kenneth Cheung Moon-Yuen) — minor

  Steve's father, mentioned in family history and inheritance context.

Canonical Relationships

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

• Second Brother (Bernard) → Little Brother (Lung) (family)

  They are identified as brothers and share the household's family conflicts and reconciliation.

• Big Brother's Father → Big Brother (Steve) (father)
• Second Brother's Mother → Second Brother (Bernard) (mother)
• Big Brother (Steve) → Josephine (Reunited Romantic Partners) — Their renewed relationship surprises Steve and creates tension in the brothers' shared home as they adjust to Josephine moving in.

  Josephine reveals that she is dating Steve, whom she met again through work after three years apart.

• Big Brother (Steve) → Little Brother (Lung) (Family Half-Brothers) — Their bond is strained by disputes about their parents and whether they are truly brothers, but a video recalling their childhood bond helps them reconcile.

  The plot identifies Steve, Bernard, and Lung as the three brothers and describes their blended-family history.

• Big Brother (Steve) → Second Brother (Bernard) (Family Half-Brothers) — Their shared household and family history are tested by arguments over independence, their parents, and who belongs in the family; they later apologize and agree to start over.

  The plot identifies Steve, Bernard, and Lung as the three brothers and describes their blended-family history.

Story Dynamics

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

• Second Brother (Bernard) → Little Brother (Lung) (alliance)

  They join their eldest brother in recognizing their childhood bond, apologizing, and agreeing to start over.

Story Analysis

Three brothers face romantic, creative, and domestic tensions that force them to confront what family and belonging mean.

Plot Progression

1. A Fraying Domestic Routine — Lung's relationship ends amid arguments over money, possessions, and the future. The brothers' dinner tradition and blended-family history establish the household before Josephine's arrival unsettles...
2. Josephine's Unexpected Return — Josephine moves in and reveals that she and Steve are dating after reconnecting through work. Steve's surprise and the brothers' adjustments bring new tension into their shared home.
3. Identity and Jealousy — Arguments over rent, independence, and living arrangements expose the brothers' dependence on one another. A disputed food photograph and romantic jealousy add pressure to an already fragile household...
4. The Family Bond Tested — The brothers' accumulated disputes erupt into an argument about their parents, their brotherhood, and who belongs. A video recalling their childhood bond gives them a reason to reconsider their confli...
5. Apologies and a Fresh Start — Steve, Bernard, and Lung recognize the value of having grown up together. They apologize and agree to begin again with a clean slate.