Mary (played by Alice Henley) is a protagonist in No Guarantee.
One of the two central protagonists surviving in the post-apocalyptic ruins of London 2056. She faces the profound existential dilemma of transferring her consciousness into the digital realm of Cloud 9. Virgil (played by Justin Marosa) is a protagonist in No Guarantee.
The male counterpart to Mary and the other half of the surviving couple. He actively weighs the risks and promises of uploading their minds, driving the decision-making process. Cecilia/Cloud 9 Voice (played by Rebecca Yeo) appears in No Guarantee.
The enigmatic voice or interface representing the Cloud 9 system. She likely acts as a guide or catalyst, presenting the couple with the offer of digital transcendence and post-apocalyptic salvation. The Priest (played by Adam Lannon) appears in No Guarantee.
A religious figure encountered in the desolate London ruins. He likely provides a spiritual, moral, or philosophical counterpoint to the technological salvation offered by Cloud 9, grounding the narrative in traditional human values.
No Guarantee (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Mary
(played by Alice Henley) — protagonist
One of the two central protagonists surviving in the post-apocalyptic ruins of London 2056. She faces the profound existential dilemma of transferring her consciousness into the digital realm of Cloud...
Virgil
(played by Justin Marosa) — protagonist
The male counterpart to Mary and the other half of the surviving couple. He actively weighs the risks and promises of uploading their minds, driving the decision-making process.
Cecilia/Cloud 9 Voice
(played by Rebecca Yeo) — supporting
The enigmatic voice or interface representing the Cloud 9 system. She likely acts as a guide or catalyst, presenting the couple with the offer of digital transcendence and post-apocalyptic salvation.
The Priest
(played by Adam Lannon) — supporting
A religious figure encountered in the desolate London ruins. He likely provides a spiritual, moral, or philosophical counterpoint to the technological salvation offered by Cloud 9, grounding the narra...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Cecilia/Cloud 9 Voice → The Priest
(Conflict Faith Vs Technology)
Virgil → The Priest
(Social Advisor)
Mary → The Priest
(Social Advisor)
Story Analysis
A couple in ruined London must confront whether uploading their consciousnesses into mysterious Cloud 9 is preferable to remaining in their damaged world.
Plot Progression
Ruins Of Tomorrow
A Mysterious Possibility
Choosing Consciousness
The Irreversible Choice
Directed by Nick Mather, Stuart Black
No Guarantee (2016) · 5/10 · science-fiction
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