Character Relationship Map: May I Kill U?

Characters

• Baz (played by Kevin Bishop) — protagonist

  Baz is the police constable and rogue vigilante cyclist played by Kevin Bishop. He becomes infamous for serially killing people he labels “scumbags” and posting videos of the killings on YouTube and T...

• Bernice (played by Frances Barber) — supporting

  Bernice is Baz's mother, and their relationship is strained by his reluctance to engage with her calls. Their conflict intensifies when she insists that he accept Maya or leave the house, putting pres...

• Mags (played by Rosemary Leach) — supporting

  Mags is an elderly woman caught shoplifting who has a terminal heart condition and fears the disgrace of returning to prison. Baz gives her a choice and does not kill her. She later leaves him her hou...

• Maya (played by Kasia Kołeczek) — supporting

  Maya is connected to the conflict between Baz and his mother: Bernice insists that Baz accept Maya or leave the house. The plot summary gives no further details about Maya or her relationship to Baz,...

• Val (played by Hayley-Marie Axe) — supporting

  Val has developed feelings for Baz while investigating the vigilante killings. She discovers that Mandy Telford survived a fall and reported being pushed by someone in uniform, leading Val to suspect...

Canonical Relationships

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

• Baz → Val (Romantic Suspicion) — Val's feelings conflict with her suspicion that Baz may have committed murder, leaving their relationship unresolved at the end.

  Val has developed feelings for Baz while investigating the vigilante killings, and she later confronts him about what she has discovered.

• Baz → Bernice (Family Strained Mother-Son Relationship) — Bernice pressures Baz to accept Maya or leave the house, intensifying the conflict in their home life.

  Bernice is identified as Baz's mother, and the plot states that their relationship is strained by his reluctance to engage with her calls.

Story Dynamics

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

• Baz → Mags (Unknown Mercy-Based Trust) — Their encounter changes from possible victim and vigilante to a relationship based on Mags's trust in Baz's decision to spare her.

  After Mags is caught shoplifting, Baz gives her a choice and does not kill her. Mags later leaves him her house because he respected her choice and re...

• Baz → Maya (Social Household Conflict) — Maya becomes the focus of Bernice's ultimatum, creating pressure on Baz's living situation even though the plot gives no further details about Maya.

  Bernice insists that Baz accept Maya or leave the house.

Story Analysis

A police constable's vigilante morality is tested when mercy, family pressure, and an investigation threaten to expose him.

Plot Progression

1. A City Demands Justice — London residents complain about disorder while an online vigilante presents killing criminals as a social service. A domestic-abuse encounter reveals that official authority and hidden threats may be...
2. The Choice Offered To Mags — Baz encounters Mags after a shoplifting incident and learns about her terminal heart condition. Instead of killing her, he gives her a choice and returns her money.
3. A Legacy Becomes Evidence — Mags leaves Baz her house and explains her trust in a letter. Her nephew interprets the inheritance as evidence of murder, forcing Baz to deny responsibility and invoke an autopsy.
4. Pressure Inside The House — Baz's strained relationship with Bernice worsens as she demands that he accept Maya or leave. The domestic conflict mirrors the larger moral pressure surrounding Baz's vigilante identity.
5. The Investigator At The Door — Val investigates the killings while developing feelings for Baz. Evidence that a survivor was pushed by someone in uniform makes her suspect that Baz has committed murder.