Burner (2025) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Kiki
(played by Kacy Owens) — protagonist
Kiki is Lola Ray’s mother, working to rebuild her life after losing custody of her daughter. She regains custody under the condition that she obey parole, but becomes entangled again with Axar and the...
Axar
(played by James Oliver Wheatley) — supporting
Axar is Lola Ray’s father and Kiki’s former partner, whose criminal world draws Kiki back into danger. He is involved in a hostile drug deal and later tries to persuade Kiki to reunite and rebuild the...
Lola Ray
(played by Akina Wylie) — supporting
Lola Ray is Kiki and Axar’s young daughter, who is initially in child services’ custody. After learning that her father has tried to contact her, she reunites with Kiki and moves with her into modest...
Cade
(played by Robert Laenen) — supporting
Cade abducts Kiki and confronts her about Axar’s digital wallet. He claims that he created and protected the wallet, then accuses Kiki of being the only person who could have taken it. The story ends...
Stanikov
(played by Jolene Andersen) — supporting
Stanikov confronts Kiki, who proves she can defend herself during their encounter. The confrontation occurs amid the dangerous criminal circumstances surrounding Axar and forms part of the physical th...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Kiki → Lola Ray
(Family Mother And Daughter) — Kiki works to regain custody of Lola Ray and remains protective of her after they begin living together.
Lola Ray is taken into child services custody after Kiki's life falls apart; later, Kiki collects her and they reunite.
Axar → Lola Ray
(Family Father) — Axar is Lola Ray's father, and his attempts to re-enter Kiki's life threaten the stable home Kiki is trying to build for their daughter.
The plot identifies Axar as Lola Ray's father.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Kiki → Cade
(Conflict Abductor And Accuser) — Cade's abduction and accusation disrupt Kiki's fragile peace; the transcript ends before she responds.
Cade abducts Kiki and accuses her of taking Axar's digital wallet.
Kiki → Stanikov
(Conflict Adversaries) — Kiki confronts Stanikov and demonstrates that she can protect herself.
The plot says Kiki faces Stanikov and proves she can defend herself.
Kiki → Axar
(Former Partners In Conflict) — Their shared past and daughter draw them together, but Kiki resists Axar's attempts at reconciliation amid the danger surrounding him.
Axar is Lola Ray's father and tries to persuade Kiki to reunite with him. Kiki refuses to trust his promises and warns him about the consequences of k...
Story Analysis
Kiki tries to rebuild a safe life with Lola Ray while her past and the dangers surrounding Axar repeatedly intrude.
Plot Progression
A Chance to Bring Lola Home
— Kiki reflects on her troubled past and the loss of custody of Lola Ray. After rebuilding her life, she learns that a judge has approved their reunion, subject to her parole conditions.
The Past Returns with Axar
— Lola Ray reveals that her father has been trying to contact her, while Kiki insists he will not return to their lives. Kiki is drawn back into Axar's dangerous world as a drug deal turns violent and s...
A Risky Promise of Family
— Axar tries to persuade Kiki to rebuild their family, but she refuses to trust his promises without considering the danger. She explains how Lola Ray would be provided for if Kiki did not survive and w...
A Modest New Beginning
— Kiki survives and reunites with Lola Ray. They make a home in modest accommodation and settle into a more hopeful routine, although an investigator's questions about deaths and missing money remain a...
Cade's Unresolved Accusation
— The fragile peace ends when Cade abducts Kiki and confronts her about Axar's digital wallet. He accuses her of taking it, but the transcript ends before she can answer.
Directed by Robert Orr
Burner (2025) · 3.8/10 · action, thriller
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