Character Relationship Map: All for Three

Characters

• Timo (played by Rasmus Bjerg) — protagonist

  A small-time criminal and central protagonist whose schemes are driven by loyalty, family concerns, and a desire to preserve his relationship.

• Ralf (played by Mick Øgendahl) — supporting

  Timo's younger brother and fellow small-time criminal, whose inventive plans become essential to the group's increasingly chaotic heists.

• Kim (played by Sonja Richter) — supporting

  A significant member of the criminal ensemble who supports the protagonists during their complicated schemes and misadventures.

• Arno (played by Kurt Ravn) — supporting

  A recurring member of the film's ensemble who contributes to the protagonists' criminal adventures and comic setbacks.

• Heino (played by Gustav Regnold Bach Knudsen) — supporting

  A recurring supporting figure in the protagonists' comic criminal world, contributing to the ensemble's shifting plans and situations.

• Lonnie (played by Rikke Louise Andersson) — supporting

  Timo's romantic partner whose wish for a fuller life creates the emotional pressure behind his most urgent scheme.

• Signor Pelliccia (played by Zlatko Burić) — supporting

  An Italian-named supporting figure who adds an eccentric or international element to the protagonists' comic adventures.

Canonical Relationships

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

• Timo → Heino (Family Parent And Child) — Timo's urgent financial problems are tied to preserving his visits with Heino, and the possibility of losing that relationship drives his search for money.

  Timo misses a visit with Heino, and Lonnie tells him that his visitation rights are ending because of unpaid child support. At the burial, Timo admits...

• Timo → Lonnie (Romantic Partners In Conflict) — Their relationship is under severe strain because Timo's child-support debt threatens his ability to maintain contact with Heino.

  The character profile identifies Lonnie as Timo's romantic partner. She confronts him about years of unpaid child support and warns that his visitatio...

• Ralf → Arno (Family Father And Son) — Ralf's claim to be the rightful heir sparks conflict with Timo after Arno's death.

  Arno is identified as the brothers' father, and Ralf claims at the funeral that being the eldest makes him the rightful heir.

• Timo → Arno (Family Father And Son) — Arno's death reunites the brothers and becomes a catalyst for arguments about inheritance, funeral expenses, and their shared family history.

  Arno is identified as the brothers' father. Timo and Ralf reunite at Arno's funeral, and Timo reflects on their father during the burial.

• Timo → Ralf (Family Brothers And Reluctant Crime Partners) — Their family bond is strained by arguments over responsibility and money, but shared memories of their father and repeated involvement in risky schemes bring them closer to understanding one another.

  The plot identifies Timo and Ralf as brothers. Ralf proposes a warehouse theft, and later Timo says his own plan requires two people, while Ralf is un...

Story Dynamics

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

• Timo → Signor Pelliccia (Conflict Indirect Adversaries) — The account connects Pelliccia to the chinchilla farm that becomes relevant to Kim's anti-fur activities, but does not describe a direct confrontation with Timo.

  Timo and Ralf learn about the chinchilla farm connected to Signor Pelliccia while becoming involved in Kim's anti-fur efforts.

• Ralf → Kim (Alliance Uneasy Partners) — Ralf joins Timo in events connected to Kim's activism, though disagreements and comic misunderstandings complicate their partnership.

  The plot says Timo and Ralf become involved in Kim's efforts to retrieve a bike and learn about the chinchilla farm connected to Signor Pelliccia.

• Timo → Kim (Alliance Allies In A Risky Plan) — Kim steps in as a willing helper when Timo needs a second person for his plan, supporting his attempt to address his urgent financial situation.

  When Ralf refuses to help with Timo's plan, Kim offers to join Timo and drive the getaway car or assist in another semi-legal way.

Story Analysis

Family strain, financial pressure, and comic criminal schemes draw Timo, Ralf, and Kim into an unresolved plan.

Plot Progression

1. A Scheme Unravels — Timo and Ralf's equipment scheme goes wrong, forcing them to flee through a nudist gathering. Timo's unpaid child support and Ralf's unserious approach to family obligations establish the brothers' on...
2. A Funeral and an Inheritance Dispute — Arno's death brings the brothers together at his funeral. Ralf claims an inheritance as the eldest, while Timo doubts there is anything to inherit and objects to paying the funeral costs alone.
3. Kim's Anti-Fur Campaign — Kim dyes fur goods and becomes involved with Timo and Ralf as they help retrieve a bike. Their involvement leads them to a chinchilla farm connected to Signor Pelliccia, while disagreements and misund...
4. The Cost of Losing Heino — Timo misses a visit with Heino, and Lonnie warns that his visitation rights are ending unless he pays his substantial child-support debt. At Arno's burial, Timo admits how much he has lost, and Ralf u...
5. A Plan Without an Outcome — Timo says he has a plan that requires two people, but Ralf refuses to participate. Kim offers to help, and the available account ends as they prepare to act without revealing the plan's outcome.