Tammi (played by Nichola Burley) is a protagonist in Donkey Punch.
One of the female protagonists who attends the yacht party. She stabs Bluey to escape, gets recaptured, and secretly locates the incriminating tape. She survives the massacre, outsmarts Josh by using a mooring rope to kill him, and becomes the sole survivor on the drifting tender. Lisa (played by Sian Breckin) is a protagonist in Donkey Punch.
One of the female visitors who joins the men on the yacht. During a drug-fueled encounter, she is accidentally killed when Josh performs a donkey punch with excessive force, snapping her neck. Her death triggers the initial cover-up attempt and sets off the chain of violent events on the boat. Kim (played by Jaime Winstone) appears in Donkey Punch.
A female guest who joins the yacht party. She escapes in the tender but is captured. Later, she misinterprets Sean's attempt to de-escalate a conflict, murders him with a motor propeller, and subsequently commits suicide by leaping overboard, leaving Josh and Tammi as the only survivors. Sean (played by Robert Boulter) appears in Donkey Punch.
One of the four male partygoers. He attempts to manage the escalating crisis by retrieving a shotgun and trying to calm Josh and Tammi. His attempt to intervene is tragically misinterpreted by Kim, who kills him with a boat propeller before realizing her mistake. Bluey (played by Tom Burke) appears in Donkey Punch.
One of the four male partygoers who introduces the lethal donkey punch act. He is stabbed by Tammi during their escape, then tortured by Josh to reveal the location of the incriminating tape. His death is ultimately caused by Josh twisting and removing the knife after Bluey yields the information. Josh (played by Julian Morris) appears in Donkey Punch.
One of the four male partygoers. He films the encounter and accidentally kills Lisa with excessive force during a donkey punch. To protect himself, he tortures Bluey for the evidence tape, ultimately killing him. He is later outwitted and killed by Tammi using a mooring rope in the lifeboat. Marcus (played by Jay Taylor) appears in Donkey Punch.
One of the four male partygoers who joins the women in the master bedroom. During the women's escape attempt, Kim fires a flare directly at him. The flare ignites, causing him to slowly burn to death from torso injuries.
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Characters
Tammi
(played by Nichola Burley) — protagonist
One of the female protagonists who attends the yacht party. She stabs Bluey to escape, gets recaptured, and secretly locates the incriminating tape. She survives the massacre, outsmarts Josh by using...
Lisa
(played by Sian Breckin) — protagonist
One of the female visitors who joins the men on the yacht. During a drug-fueled encounter, she is accidentally killed when Josh performs a donkey punch with excessive force, snapping her neck. Her dea...
Kim
(played by Jaime Winstone) — supporting
A female guest who joins the yacht party. She escapes in the tender but is captured. Later, she misinterprets Sean's attempt to de-escalate a conflict, murders him with a motor propeller, and subseque...
Sean
(played by Robert Boulter) — supporting
One of the four male partygoers. He attempts to manage the escalating crisis by retrieving a shotgun and trying to calm Josh and Tammi. His attempt to intervene is tragically misinterpreted by Kim, wh...
Bluey
(played by Tom Burke) — supporting
One of the four male partygoers who introduces the lethal donkey punch act. He is stabbed by Tammi during their escape, then tortured by Josh to reveal the location of the incriminating tape. His deat...
Josh
(played by Julian Morris) — supporting
One of the four male partygoers. He films the encounter and accidentally kills Lisa with excessive force during a donkey punch. To protect himself, he tortures Bluey for the evidence tape, ultimately...
Marcus
(played by Jay Taylor) — supporting
One of the four male partygoers who joins the women in the master bedroom. During the women's escape attempt, Kim fires a flare directly at him. The flare ignites, causing him to slowly burn to death...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Marcus → Kim
(Romantic Sexual Encounter)
Marcus, Bluey, Kim, and Lisa go to the master bedrooms, where they begin having drug-fueled sex.
Bluey → Kim
(Romantic Sexual Encounter)
Marcus, Bluey, Kim, and Lisa go to the master bedrooms, where they begin having drug-fueled sex.
Lisa → Marcus
(Romantic Sexual Encounter)
Marcus, Bluey, Kim, and Lisa go to the master bedrooms, where they begin having drug-fueled sex.
Lisa → Bluey
(Romantic Sexual Encounter)
Bluey is copulating with Lisa in the master bedroom and encourages Josh to join the encounter.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Sean → Josh
(Alliance Crisis Intervention)
Sean tries to bring the situation under control by retrieving a shotgun from Josh and attempting to calm him.
Kim → Sean
(Conflict Fatal Misunderstanding)
Kim misinterprets Sean's attempt to calm the situation and brutally kills him with the propeller of an outboard motor.
Bluey → Josh
(Alliance Complicit Partners)
Bluey asks Josh to film the sexual encounter and encourages him to perform the donkey punch on Lisa.
Lisa → Josh
(Conflict Victim And Killer)
Josh donkey punches Lisa with excessive force, breaking her neck and killing her instantly.
Tammi → Kim
(Alliance Escape Companion)
Tammi and Kim escape together in the yacht's tender before the men recapture them.
Tammi → Lisa
(Social Party Companion)
Tammi, Lisa, and Kim travel together on holiday and join the men aboard the yacht.
Tammi → Josh
(Conflict Mortal Adversaries)
Josh threatens Tammi with a hunting knife and demands the incriminating tape; Tammi then uses the mooring rope to kill him.
Tammi → Bluey
(Conflict Hostile Encounter)
Bluey continually insults Tammi, and Tammi stabs him in the chest with a knife during the escape attempt.
Story Analysis
A yacht party becomes a closed-circle survival nightmare after a filmed sexual act causes a fatal accident and a desperate cover-up.
