Character Relationship Map: Two Shots Fired

Characters

• Susana (played by Susana Pampín) — protagonist

  Susana is Mariano and Ezequiel's mother. Concerned about Mariano after his self-inflicted gunshots, she urges Ezequiel to look after him. After taking sleeping pills and sleeping for 72 hours, she fol...

• Mariano (played by Rafael Federman) — protagonist

  Mariano is a young man who survives shooting himself in the head and stomach after finding a gun in the toolshed. He moves in with his brother Ezequiel, and discovers that the bullet inside him create...

• Ana (played by Camila Fabbri) — supporting

  Ana becomes involved in a casual romance with Ezequiel. Their relationship develops while she has been trying to end her previous relationship for two years, making her an important part of Ezequiel's...

• Margarita (played by Laura Paredes) — supporting

  Margarita teaches Mariano breathing exercises as he struggles to play the flute after his shooting. Later, she is part of the seaside group with Susana, Adriana, and Liliana, whose plans to meet Artur...

• Ezequiel (played by Benjamin Coelho) — minor

  Ezequiel is Mariano's brother, whom Susana asks to take responsibility for Mariano's welfare after the shooting. Mariano moves into his home, while Ezequiel also begins a casual romance with Ana, whos...

• Silvina (played by Eleonora Capobianco) — minor

  Silvina belongs to Mariano's quartet, but she leaves the group. Her departure prompts the remaining musicians to debate whether to continue as a trio or find a replacement, as Mariano's breathing and...

Canonical Relationships

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

• Mariano → Silvina (Professional Quartet Members) — Silvina's departure forces the musicians to reconsider the quartet's future while Mariano's playing has changed.

  The plot says Mariano belongs to a quartet and that the musicians debate whether to continue as a trio or find a replacement when Silvina leaves.

• Mariano → Margarita (Professional Breathing Instructor And Student) — Margarita helps Mariano work on his breathing, though he attributes the flute's double sound to the bullet inside him.

  The plot says Margarita teaches Mariano breathing exercises as he tries to resume playing the flute.

• Ana → Ezequiel (Casual Romantic Partners) — Their developing romance unfolds while Ana is trying to end her previous relationship.

  Ana's character profile says she becomes involved in a casual romance with Ezequiel.

• Mariano → Ezequiel (Family Brothers) — Ezequiel supports Mariano and helps with the family's missing-dog search.

  The character profiles identify them as brothers. The plot says Ezequiel helps search for the missing dog and puts up flyers while Mariano is recoveri...

• Susana → Ezequiel (Family Mother And Son) — Susana asks Ezequiel to take responsibility for his brother's welfare.

  The character profile identifies Susana as Ezequiel's mother and says she urges him to look after Mariano.

• Susana → Mariano (Family Mother And Son) — Susana worries about Mariano's recovery and seeks support for his care.

  The character profile identifies Susana as Mariano's mother. After his self-inflicted gunshots, she is concerned about him and urges Ezequiel to look...

Story Analysis

An unexpected shooting and a disrupted recovery unfold alongside uncertain relationships, musical change, and a loosely coordinated seaside gathering.

Plot Progression

1. The Shot and Its Aftermath — Mariano finds a gun during a heat wave and shoots himself twice. He survives and returns home, where his family tries to care for him.
2. Recovery and Changing Music — Mariano resists medicine and struggles to return to daily life and flute playing. Silvina's departure and Margarita's breathing lessons leave the quartet's future uncertain.
3. Awkward Encounters — At a birthday party, Mariano's injury shapes conversations. Ana and Javier are breaking up as the people around Mariano contend with unsettled attachments and plans.
4. Disrupted Seaside Plans — The group tries to coordinate a seaside meeting amid rain, missed calls, and a misplaced phone. Arrival and lodging arrangements expose limits on who can stay with the hosts.
5. An Unresolved Night — After Adriana becomes unwell from mussels, the group settles into a room with two beds. Liliana returns and asks someone to listen to the night and breathe.