Character Relationship Map: Felicity

Characters

• Felicity Robinson (played by Glory Annen) — protagonist

  Teenage protagonist attending a Catholic boarding school who travels to Hong Kong, explores erotic literature and relationships, gets deflowered by Andrew, introduced to Me Ling, and eventually falls...

• Miles (played by Chris Milne) — protagonist

  A romantic interest who rescues Felicity from an attack by Chinese thugs, leading to a mutual romantic connection.

• Me Ling (played by Joni Flynn) — supporting

  A libertine introduced by Christine who guides Felicity into exploring new sexual pleasures.

• Jenny (played by Jody Hanson) — supporting

  Felicity's friend with whom she engages in a lesbian love affair at the boarding school.

• Christine (played by Marilyn Rodgers) — supporting

  A wealthy Hong Kong resident who hosts Felicity, organizes a party to introduce her to Andrew, and brings her into contact with Me Ling.

• Stephen (played by Gordon Charles) — supporting

  A wealthy Hong Kong resident and part of the couple hosting Felicity during her father-arranged holiday.

• Andrew (played by David Bradshaw) — supporting

  A friend of Christine who takes Felicity on a car ride and deflowers her.

Canonical Relationships

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

• Felicity Robinson → Miles (Romantic Lovers) — Her love for Miles marks a change from earlier fantasies, and his departure leaves her determined to find him.

  Felicity grows close to Miles, falls in love with him, and decides to seek him out after he leaves for work in the countryside.

• Felicity Robinson → Andrew (Romantic First Sexual Encounter) — The encounter challenges Felicity's expectations and leads her to reconsider what she wants.

  Felicity has her first sexual encounter with Andrew and feels unhappy rather than fulfilled afterward.

• Felicity Robinson → Jenny (Romantic Intimate Friends) — Their closeness prompts Felicity to compare her feelings for Jenny with her imagined attraction to men.

  At school, Felicity and Jenny share fantasies and experiment with intimacy together.

• Christine → Stephen (Romantic Couple) — Their passionate relationship becomes an object of Felicity's fascination.

  The reference describes Christine and Stephen as a couple with a passionate relationship.

Story Dynamics

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

• Christine → Me Ling (Social Introducer) — Christine connects Me Ling with Felicity, beginning their friendship.

  Christine brings Felicity into contact with Me Ling.

• Felicity Robinson → Me Ling (Social Close Friends) — Me Ling broadens Felicity's understanding of the city and supports her during her distress over Miles's absence.

  Felicity grows close to Me Ling, who shows her parts of Hong Kong and tells her about helping refugee families.

• Christine → Andrew (Social Friend) — Christine's connection to Andrew brings him into Felicity's social circle.

  The reference says Christine introduces Felicity to Andrew.

• Felicity Robinson → Stephen (Social Host And Guest) — Felicity encounters Stephen as part of the couple whose relationship fascinates her.

  Christine introduces Felicity to Stephen, and the reference describes Felicity as fascinated by the couple's relationship.

• Felicity Robinson → Christine (Social Host And Guest) — Christine provides Felicity with hospitality and advice as she adjusts to life in Hong Kong.

  Christine welcomes Felicity in Hong Kong, introduces her to Stephen, and later comforts her after her first sexual encounter.

Story Analysis

Felicity moves from sheltered curiosity toward a more complex understanding of desire, love, and independence.

Plot Progression

1. Schoolroom Longings — Felicity and Jenny yearn to escape the rules of their convent school and share fantasies about romance and adulthood. Their intimacy leaves Felicity uncertain about how her feelings compare with her i...
2. A New World in Hong Kong — Felicity travels to Hong Kong, where Christine welcomes her and introduces her to Stephen and Andrew. Felicity's fascination with Christine and Stephen's relationship is followed by an unsatisfying fi...
3. Friendship and Discovery — Christine comforts Felicity and encourages her not to rush into another relationship. Me Ling shows Felicity parts of Hong Kong and reveals her aid to refugee families, giving Felicity a broader persp...
4. Love and Separation — Felicity grows close to Miles and discovers that she loves him. When he leaves for work in the countryside, she is devastated and recognizes the changes in herself.
5. Choosing the Journey — Me Ling tries to comfort Felicity, but Felicity remains determined to find Miles. Though unsure whether he wants her to come, she prepares to seek him using the email address connected with his work.