Character Relationship Map: Not Guilty

Characters

• Mark (played by John Dalessandro) — protagonist
• Dave (played by Eric Lalor) — protagonist
• Garda (played by Dean Scurry) — supporting
• Lisa (played by Louise Bourke) — supporting
• Eddie (played by Robbie Kane) — supporting
• Liam (played by Mark Loughran) — minor
• Terrence (played by Andrew O'Keefe) — minor

Canonical Relationships

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

• Garda → Liam (Professional Colleague) — Garda and Liam work together on the case
• Eddie → Terrence (Power Follower) — Eddie follows Terrence's lead in accusing Mark
• Mark → Garda (Professional Investigator) — Garda is investigating the accusations against Mark
• Mark → Lisa (Romantic Interest) — Mark has a romantic relationship with Lisa

Story Dynamics

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

• Dave → Lisa (Social Friend) — Dave and Lisa know each other through Mark
• Mark → Terrence (Conflict Antagonist) — Terrence leads the online campaign against Mark
• Mark → Liam (Alliance Ally) — Liam supports Mark in clearing his name
• Mark → Eddie (Conflict Accuser) — Eddie accuses Mark of being a child predator online
• Mark → Dave (Social Friend) — Mark and Dave are friends who become involved in the vigilante situation

Story Analysis

An unnamed man's life unravels after online vigilantes accuse him of being a child predator.

Plot Progression

1. Before the Accusation — The film centers on a man whose life has not yet been disrupted by online vigilantes. The available synopsis provides no further personal background.
2. The Digital Accusation — Online vigilantes accuse the man of being a child predator. This accusation transforms him into their target and initiates the central conflict.
3. A Life Under Siege — The online targeting continues, placing increasing pressure on the man. The synopsis describes this sustained campaign as causing his life to unravel.
4. The Cost of Judgment — The man remains at the center of the online vigilantes' accusation. The available plot reference establishes personal unraveling but does not specify the precise ending.