Character Relationship Map: Evil Aliens

Characters

• Gavin Gorman (played by Jamie Honeybourne) — supporting

  Nerd expert specializing in ufology and ley lines, recruited by Michelle to provide theoretical credibility and technical support for the alien investigation.

• Candy Vixen (played by Jodie Shaw) — supporting

  Actress hired to appear on the TV show as part of the production team's on-camera talent for the alien investigation segment.

• Alien (played by Glenn Collier) — minor
• Bruce Barton (played by Nick Smithers) — supporting

  Obscure gay actor included in the TV show's team, likely serving as on-screen talent or support staff for the alien investigation segment.

• Female Alien (played by Mildred Von Heildegard) — minor

Canonical Relationships

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

• Gavin Gorman → Female Alien (Romantic Sexual Encounter) — A bizarre intimate encounter creates a direct biological and emotional connection.

  The plot states that Gavin loses his virginity to a shapely female alien, and the ending says she carries their love child.

Story Dynamics

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

• Female Alien → Bruce Barton (Conflict Enemy) — Their opposing affiliations place them in conflict.

  Bruce is one of the human crew members who dies during the conflict with the aliens described by the female alien as her former crew.

• Female Alien → Candy Vixen (Conflict Enemy) — Their sides are opposed during the human-alien violence.

  Candy is part of the human crew involved in the violent confrontation that kills members of the alien group, including the female alien's crew.

• Female Alien → Alien (Alliance Crewmate) — The female alien belongs to the same alien group as the other attacking aliens.

  At the end, the female alien explains that her entire crew was killed by humans, identifying the other aliens as members of her crew.

• Bruce Barton → Alien (Conflict Victim And Enemy) — Bruce becomes a casualty of the alien assault.

  Bruce is explicitly listed among the crew members who meet a horrible demise during the alien conflict.

• Candy Vixen → Alien (Conflict Victim And Enemy) — Candy is caught on the human side of the violent confrontation.

  The plot states that Candy is among the human members of the crew who meet horrible demises during the alien attack.

• Gavin Gorman → Alien (Conflict Enemy) — Gavin becomes a key human opponent of the alien forces.

  Gavin uses his laptop and the nearby stone circle to overload the ley lines and destroy the alien craft.

• Candy Vixen → Bruce Barton (Alliance Teammate) — They function as fellow members of the expedition.

  Candy Vixen and Bruce Barton are both included among the television production team's on-camera participants.

• Gavin Gorman → Bruce Barton (Alliance Teammate) — Their shared mission places them on the same investigative team.

  Both Gavin Gorman and Bruce Barton travel with the television crew investigating the alleged alien encounter.

• Gavin Gorman → Candy Vixen (Alliance Teammate) — They are members of the same expedition confronting the alien threat.

  Gavin Gorman joins the television investigation crew, while Candy Vixen is hired as part of the same production team.

Story Analysis

A sensational television investigation becomes a grotesque human-alien war whose final victory cannot preserve its evidence.

Plot Progression

1. The Island Mystery — An alien abduction and implantation create the mystery on a remote Welsh island. A television crew travels there to investigate the disturbing account.
2. A Manufactured Hoax — The crew initially doubts the alien story and fabricates a crop circle for television footage. Their skepticism collapses when the aliens prove real and hostile.
3. Blood On The Fields — The investigators join the local defenders in a violent fight against the aliens. Vehicles and improvised tactics provide temporary victories, but the attacks intensify.
4. The Alien Ship — The alien child emerges while the conflict expands to the spacecraft. Human and alien intimacy produces a strange connection amid abduction, pregnancy, and death.
5. Stones Against The Sky — After catastrophic losses, Gavin turns his knowledge of ley lines into a final weapon. The alien craft crashes, but the surviving evidence disappears and the final alien testimony is mocked.