The Last Message (1975) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Ah Tim
(played by Michael Hui Koon-Man) — protagonist
Mental hospital orderly who partners with Lee to chase a fortune in Ming dynasty artifacts. After discovering the artifacts are fake, he loses his sanity and is committed back to the institution.
Lee
(played by Sam Hui) — protagonist
Mental hospital nurse and Tim's partner in the artifact scheme. After the dive turns up fakes, he retains his sanity and simply returns to his nursing job.
Princess
(played by Eileen Humphreys) — supporting
Daughter of Mr. Chiang Wo. She informs Tim and Lee about her father's discovery of a sunken boat off the Hong Kong coast, setting their treasure hunt in motion.
Ah Tim's Mother
(played by Gam Lau) — minor
Mental Patient
(played by Sai Gwa-Pau) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Ah Tim's Mother → Ah Tim
(mother)
Lee → Mental Patient
(Professional Caretaker And Patient) — Lee has a professional connection to the hospitalized patient through his nursing duties.
Lee is identified as a mental hospital nurse, while the Mental Patient is institutionalized there. Lee participates in discovering the artifacts carri...
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Lee → Princess
(Narrative Source Of Information) — Princess provides Lee with the information that launches the artifact search.
Lee meets Princess after the patient's death, and Princess tells him that her father discovered a sunken boat off the Hong Kong coast.
Story Analysis
A failed search for historical treasure turns dreams of luxury into a sobering return to ordinary life.
Plot Progression
The Patient's Hidden Bag
— Lee works at a mental hospital when a new patient arrives with a trash bag. The bag contains broken Ming Dynasty artifacts, creating the first mystery.
A Clue From The Dead
— The patient speaks about a princess, leading Lee to suspect that he knows the artifacts' origin. His sudden death forces Lee to seek answers elsewhere.
The Wreck's Promise
— Princess explains that her father found a sunken boat off the Hong Kong coast. Lee turns the revelation into a plan for wealth and freedom from hospital work.
The False Fortune
— Lee searches the wreck and discovers a large quantity of artifacts, which are taken ashore for trade. The objects are exposed as fakes, destroying the dream of luxury.
Directed by Michael Hui Koon-Man
The Last Message (1975) · 6.7/10 · comedy
Content sources
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(Q1028693), public domain (CC0).
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