Character Relationship Map: Terminal

Characters

• Annie / Bonnie (played by Margot Robbie) — protagonist

  Annie and Bonnie are twin sisters who use deception and violence to pursue revenge. Annie poses as a waitress and prostitute, manipulates Vince and Alf, kills Illing, Bill, Vince, and Alf, and later j...

• Bill (played by Simon Pegg) — protagonist

  Bill is a suicidal man with a terminal disease whom Annie meets at the station cafe. She encourages him to consider suicide, then exploits his memory of abusing two schoolgirls. When he recognizes her...

• Vince (played by Dexter Fletcher) — supporting

  Vince is one of Clinton / Mr Franklyn's hitmen. He collects a briefcase with Alf, waits in an apartment, and is ordered to shoot a person across the courtyard before secretly being instructed to kill...

• Alf (played by Max Irons) — supporting

  Alf is a hitman working for Clinton / Mr Franklyn alongside Vince. He helps retrieve the briefcase, waits for the shooting assignment, and learns from Annie that Vince plans to kill him. Alf disarms V...

• Clinton / Mr Franklyn (played by Mike Myers) — supporting

  Clinton, operating as Mr Franklyn, is an employer who directs hitmen through surveillance and staged instructions. Disguised as the limping janitor, he is revealed as the twins' biological father and...

• Illing (played by Nick Moran) — supporting

  Illing is a hitman connected to Clinton / Mr Franklyn's contracting operation. Annie poses as a prostitute to capture him, then leaves him handcuffed to a bed and incapacitates and kills him. His disa...

Canonical Relationships

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

• Clinton / Mr Franklyn → Illing (Professional Contractor) — Illing is one of Clinton's hired contractors.

  Vince and Alfred wonder why Mr. Franklyn called on them instead of Illing, identifying Illing as one of his contractors.

• Annie / Bonnie → Clinton / Mr Franklyn (Family Daughter) — Annie and Bonnie are Clinton's biological daughters.

  The twins tell Mr. Franklyn that he is their biological father.

• Clinton / Mr Franklyn → Alf (Professional Employer) — Clinton employs Alf as a contract hitman.

  Mr. Franklyn calls Vince and Alfred and assigns them the terminal briefcase task and the later shooting assignment.

• Clinton / Mr Franklyn → Vince (Professional Employer) — Clinton employs Vince as a contract hitman.

  Mr. Franklyn calls Vince and Alfred and orders them to collect a briefcase and later take a shot.

Story Dynamics

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

• Annie / Bonnie → Bill (Conflict Abuser And Victim) — Bill abused Annie and Bonnie during their childhood, making him a target of their revenge.

  Bill remembers abusing two girls when he was a school teacher, and the waitress reveals that she is one of those girls before killing him.

• Annie / Bonnie → Alf (Conflict Deceiver) — Annie manipulates Alf before killing him.

  The waitress comes on strongly to Alfred, later tells him she is not infatuated with him, and shoots him dead.

• Annie / Bonnie → Illing (Conflict Assassin) — Annie eliminates Illing as part of her attempt to become Clinton's sole contract killer.

  Annie poses as a prostitute, captures Illing, handcuffs him to a bed, incapacitates him, and kills him.

• Vince → Alf (Alliance Teammate) — Vince and Alf initially cooperate on Clinton's assignments.

  Mr. Franklyn sends Vince and Alfred together to retrieve the briefcase and wait in the same apartment.

Story Analysis

A pair of twins manipulates a terminal's network of killers while pursuing revenge against their biological father and former abusers.

Plot Progression

1. A Killer Seeks Employment — Annie asks Clinton to make her his sole contract killer. Bill arrives at the terminal and encounters Annie at the cafe, where his illness and suicidal thoughts become clear.
2. Contracts And Hidden Orders — Annie kills Illing while Vince and Alf receive a confusing assignment from Clinton. The briefcase, matchbook, and strip-club information lead them into a planned double cross.
3. Victims Return To The Shaft — Annie takes Bill to an abandoned air shaft and exposes his history as an abuser. She kills him when his memory identifies her as one of his victims.
4. The Hitmen Turn On Each Other — Clinton orders the apartment shooting while separately targeting Alf. Annie's warning helps Alf survive Vince's betrayal, but she then kills Alf at the terminal.
5. The Father Behind The Disguise — The janitor is revealed as Clinton, the operator behind the terminal's criminal network. Annie and Bonnie expose his role in their mother's death and complete their revenge before leaving together.