Character Relationship Map: Screwed Up 2

Characters

• Tomek "Szyja" Zarówny / Miki Mazur (played by Paweł Domagała) — protagonist

  Tomek "Szyja" Zarówny / Miki Mazur is the central celebrity whose marriage, finances, and public identity drive the story. Feeling abandoned, he clashes with Jadźka, resists a scheme to replace him wi...

• Klementyna (played by Małgorzata Socha) — supporting

  Klementyna arrives at Tomek "Szyja" Zarówny / Miki Mazur’s birthday gathering with an apparent double of him. Her arrival creates immediate confusion and supports the attempt to preserve Tomek’s celeb...

• Zenobiusz "Fikoł" Kozioł (played by Bartosz Opania) — supporting

  Zenobiusz "Fikoł" Kozioł is connected to Tomek "Szyja" Zarówny / Miki Mazur through their opening football game and later helps trigger the public revelation of the impersonation. He contacts Jadźka d...

• Leo Brant (played by Filip Bobek) — supporting

  Leo Brant treats Tomek "Szyja" Zarówny / Miki Mazur as a valuable celebrity whose birthday event can generate substantial money. Believing the contract cannot secure Tomek’s loyalty, Leo supports a sc...

• Jadźka (played by Barbara Kurdej-Szatan) — supporting

  Jadźka is Tomek "Szyja" Zarówny / Miki Mazur’s wife and a major source of his personal conflict. Their marriage is dominated by arguments about money and having a child, while Tomek lies about profess...

• Stopklatka (played by Antoni Królikowski) — supporting

  Stopklatka is the person to whom Tomek "Szyja" Zarówny / Miki Mazur confides that he feels abandoned. Through this conversation, Tomek explains that old friends have left Poland and built new lives, w...

Canonical Relationships

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

• Leo Brant → Tomek "Szyja" Zarówny / Miki Mazur (Professional Business Associate) — Leo's commercial interests shape how he manages Tomek's public image and work.

  Leo treats Tomek as a valuable celebrity and believes the contract alone will not keep him loyal, prompting a scheme involving a cheaper double.

• Tomek "Szyja" Zarówny / Miki Mazur → Jadźka (Family Spouse) — Their marriage is strained by financial and family disagreements.

  The reference describes Jadźka as Tomek's wife and says their marriage is dominated by arguments about money and having a child.

Story Dynamics

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

• Klementyna → Tomek "Szyja" Zarówny / Miki Mazur (Narrative Introduces A Double) — Klementyna's arrival brings the double into Tomek's birthday gathering and triggers his anger.

  Klementyna arrives at the birthday gathering with someone described as an apparent dead ringer for Tomek, immediately creating confusion.

• Tomek "Szyja" Zarówny / Miki Mazur → Stopklatka (Social Confidant) — Stopklatka is someone Tomek trusts with his feelings of loneliness.

  Tomek confides in Stopklatka that he feels abandoned because his old friends have left Poland and built new lives.

• Tomek "Szyja" Zarówny / Miki Mazur → Zenobiusz "Fikoł" Kozioł (Social Friend) — A friendship shown through shared activity and a consequential communication.

  They play football together in the opening. Later, Zenobiusz contacts Jadźka during the live cooking show to alert her to the two identical figures.

Story Analysis

A celebrity's loneliness and strained personal life become entangled with a scheme using a double, until the impersonation is exposed publicly.

Plot Progression

1. Loneliness Behind the Celebrity — Tomek plays football with Zenobiusz and tells Stopklatka that he feels abandoned. His old friends have moved on, while his marriage to Jadźka is strained by arguments about money and having a child.
2. The Birthday Double — Leo sees Tomek as a valuable celebrity and supports a scheme involving a cheaper double. Klementyna brings an apparent lookalike to the birthday gathering, prompting Tomek's anger and conflict with Ja...
3. Work and Public Image — The impersonation scheme leads to restaurant work, a fitness-magazine photo shoot, and an advertisement for a controversial lender. Tomek objects to the lender after hearing about the harm caused by i...
4. The Impersonation Goes Public — Tomek's disturbance at Warsaw Central Railway Station becomes an online sensation. During a live cooking show, Zenobiusz contacts Jadźka and the existence of two identical figures is exposed, but the...