Character Relationship Map: Faster, Faster

Characters

• Ángela (played by Berta Socuellamos Zarco) — protagonist

  A waitress who becomes Pablo's lover and joins the gang. She serves as a lookout, shoots a guard during a holdup, and stays with the dying Pablo until he passes. She ultimately takes the remaining mon...

• Pablo (played by José Antonio Valdelomar ) — protagonist

  A young urban delinquent and gang leader who becomes captivated by Ángela and inducts her into their crew. He is shot in the liver during a bank robbery and dies in his apartment after a promised doct...

• Doctor (played by Joaquín Escola) — minor

Canonical Relationships

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

• Ángela → Doctor (Professional Treatment Negotiators) — Ángela attempts to secure emergency treatment through a cash arrangement.

  Ángela asks the Doctor to treat Pablo in the apartment and offers him a large bundle of cash for the operation.

• Pablo → Doctor (Professional Patient And Physician) — The Doctor is Pablo's only available medical professional after the bank robbery.

  The Doctor examines Pablo and confirms that he has been shot in the liver and needs hospital treatment to survive.

• Pablo → Ángela (Romantic Lovers) — Their romance becomes the emotional center of the gang's criminal life.

  Pablo becomes captivated by Ángela at a cafeteria, and she soon becomes his lover. They promise to stay together always.

Story Analysis

A young couple's criminal rise collapses into violence, failed rescue, death, and solitary escape.

Plot Progression

1. A Dangerous First Escape — Pablo's criminal life is established through car theft and an armed escape from a hostile crowd. His encounter with Ángela introduces the possibility of love and partnership.
2. Love Learns To Shoot — Pablo trains Ángela with a gun and brings her into the gang. Her competence gradually changes the group's understanding of her role.
3. Violence Without Limits — The gang expands from one robbery to increasingly violent hold-ups. Nightlife, impulsive behavior, and drug use accompany their growing confidence.
4. The Bank Turns Fatal — Money buys Pablo and Ángela an apartment, which becomes the base for a bank robbery. The assault brings police intervention and leaves Pablo critically wounded.
5. A Vanishing Into Night — Ángela tries to save Pablo by calling a Doctor and offering him cash. When the Doctor fails to return and Pablo dies, Ángela takes the remaining money and disappears.