ORG (1979) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Zohommm!!!
(played by Terence Hill) — protagonist
A white male survivor in a post-apocalyptic setting. He is the central figure of a love triangle, driven by intense jealousy after discovering his partner's intimacy with his friend, which leads to hi...
Shuick...
(played by Lidija Juracik) — protagonist
The central female figure of the love triangle. Her romantic and sexual dynamics with both men drive the plot's conflict. After their suicides, she attempts her own but is halted by an electronic Siby...
Grrr???
(played by Isaac Twen Obu) — supporting
A black male survivor who acts as a matchmaker for Zohommm!!! but becomes the object of Shuick's sexual affection. His actions trigger the protagonist's jealousy, leading to mutual decapitation and a...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Grrr??? → Shuick...
(Romantic Sexual Partner) — Shuick... gives herself to Grrr???, establishing a physical intimacy that complicates the triangle.
Zohommm!!! → Shuick...
(Romantic Lovers) — Zohommm!!! actively pursues Shuick... as part of a post-nuclear love triangle.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Zohommm!!! → Grrr???
(Alliance Close Friends) — The two men share a bond of friendship, with Grrr??? initially acting as a supportive ally.
Story Analysis
After an atomic catastrophe, jealousy, death, resurrection, and exchanged heads turn a love triangle into a debate about identity and desire.
Plot Progression
After the Atomic Rupture
— Several years after an atomic mushroom explosion, three figures become involved in a triangle of friendship, desire, and suspicion. One man helps the other pursue the woman.
Jealousy and Betrayal
— References to blood ties and seduction deepen the tension. The jealous man discovers that the woman has had a sexual relationship with his friend.
Death and Recurrence
— The jealous man decapitates himself, and the surviving friend follows his fate. The woman later finds them and attempts to throw herself from a cliff.
The Electronic Return
— An electronic Sibyl stops the woman's suicide attempt and brings the two friends back to life. The woman must reconnect their heads.
Bodies, Heads, and Desire
— The heads are placed on the wrong bodies, destabilizing identity. The resulting debate asks whether sexual experience or sentimental attachment determines the woman's partner.
