Violet (played by Leenah Robinson) is a protagonist in Don't Even.
A young First Nations woman in Winnipeg serving as one of the two main protagonists. She figures out her next steps in life during the summer immediately after graduating high school. Harley (played by Victoria Turko) is a protagonist in Don't Even.
A young First Nations woman in Winnipeg serving as one of the two main protagonists. She figures out her next steps in life during the summer immediately after graduating high school alongside Violet. Wesley (played by Joel Oulette) appears in Don't Even.
Garburator (played by Curtis Howson) appears in Don't Even.
Cheryl (played by Tess Ray Houston) appears in Don't Even.
Tyler (played by Matthew Lupu) appears in Don't Even.
Jay (played by Dylan McEwan) appears in Don't Even.
Don't Even (2024) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Violet
(played by Leenah Robinson) — protagonist
A young First Nations woman in Winnipeg serving as one of the two main protagonists. She figures out her next steps in life during the summer immediately after graduating high school.
Harley
(played by Victoria Turko) — protagonist
A young First Nations woman in Winnipeg serving as one of the two main protagonists. She figures out her next steps in life during the summer immediately after graduating high school alongside Violet.
Wesley
(played by Joel Oulette) — supporting
Garburator
(played by Curtis Howson) — supporting
Cheryl
(played by Tess Ray Houston) — minor
Tyler
(played by Matthew Lupu) — minor
Jay
(played by Dylan McEwan) — minor
Key Relationships
Violet → Jay
(Social Friend)
Wesley → Tyler
(Social Friend)
Jay → Wesley
(Social Friend)
Harley → Garburator
(Social Friend)
Harley → Wesley
(Social Friend)
Wesley → Jay
(Social Friend)
Violet → Tyler
(Social Friend)
Harley → Cheryl
(Family Connection)
Violet → Garburator
(Social Acquaintance)
Wesley → Garburator
(Conflict Rival)
Harley → Jay
(Romantic Partner)
Violet → Cheryl
(Professional Mentor)
Harley → Tyler
(Social Friend)
Violet → Wesley
(Romantic Potential Love Interest)
Violet → Harley
(Social Best Friends)
Story Analysis
Coming-of-age story following two First Nations women navigating life after high school graduation
