Character Relationship Map: Make It Big

Characters

• Woo-seob (played by Kwon Sang-woo) — protagonist

  Woo-seob is one of three high school boys who become close friends after sitting together at the back of the classroom. When a thief suddenly collapses with a bag of dollars, Woo-seob and his friends...

• Seong-hwan (played by Song Seung-heon) — supporting

  Seong-hwan is one of the three high school friends at the center of the story. After he, Woo-seob, and Jin-won take the cash found with an unconscious thief, the boys lose their initial fear, enjoy a...

• Jin-won (played by Kim Young-jun) — supporting

  Jin-won is one of the three high school boys who become friends despite constantly arguing and teasing one another. Alongside Woo-seob and Seong-hwan, he takes possession of the thief's bag of dollars...

• Thief (played by Lee Moon-sik) — supporting

  The Thief is the criminal who suddenly falls from nowhere while Woo-seob, Seong-hwan, and Jin-won are jumping over the school wall. He passes out while holding a bag full of dollars, and his collapse...

• Seong-hwan's Mother (played by Lee Kan-hee) — supporting

Canonical Relationships

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

• Seong-hwan's Mother → Seong-hwan (mother)

Story Dynamics

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

• Thief → Jin-won (Unknown Cash Source) — The thief's abandoned bag draws Jin-won into the central chain of events.

  Jin-won is one of the three boys who take the dollar-filled bag after the thief passes out.

• Thief → Seong-hwan (Unknown Cash Source) — The thief's sudden appearance links Seong-hwan to the cash-centered conflict.

  The thief collapses while carrying the bag of dollars, and Seong-hwan is one of the boys who takes it.

• Thief → Woo-seob (Unknown Cash Source) — The thief is the immediate source of the money that changes Woo-seob's situation.

  The thief falls in front of the boys while holding a bag full of dollars, which they subsequently take.

• Seong-hwan → Jin-won (Social Friend) — They function as a joking, argumentative but cohesive group.

  The plot describes Seong-hwan, Woo-seob, and Jin-won as three boys who become good friends.

• Woo-seob → Jin-won (Social Friend) — Their friendship is formed through shared school experiences and the cash incident.

  The three boys, including Woo-seob and Jin-won, become good friends after unexpectedly sitting together in class.

• Woo-seob → Seong-hwan (Social Friend) — They are close school friends who frequently argue and tease each other.

  The plot states that Woo-seob and Seong-hwan become good friends after sitting together at the back of the classroom.

Story Analysis

Three high school friends become entangled in a dangerous cash chase after taking a bag from an unconscious thief.

Plot Progression

1. Unexpected Classroom Friendship — Woo-seob, Seong-hwan, and Jin-won meet at the back of the classroom and become friends. Their bond is marked by constant arguing and teasing.
2. The Fallen Thief — While jumping over the school wall, the boys encounter a thief who collapses with a bag full of dollars. They take the bag and postpone deciding what to do.
3. A Secret Investigation — A robbery at a usurer's house is investigated, but orders arrive to close the case. The detective secretly continues the inquiry.
4. Money And Exposure — The boys lose their initial fear and begin spending the cash. Meanwhile, the investigation moves closer to them and other people start seeking the bag.
5. The Closing Cash Chase — The boys become surrounded by the consequences of taking the money as multiple pursuits converge. The bag remains the center of the final crisis.