Character Relationship Map: The Last Hangover

Characters

• Jesus (played by Fábio Porchat) — protagonist

  Jesus is the central figure whose companions wake after a chaotic farewell party to find him missing. He later joins the gathering, boasts about his miracles, turns water into absinthe, and resists th...

• Judas (played by Gregório Duvivier) — supporting

  Judas is one of Jesus's companions. He is unconscious when the group wakes, and his arrival interrupts their attempt to discuss Jesus's warning that one of them would betray him. Later, the tavern own...

• Diego (played by Rafael Portugal) — supporting

  Diego is associated with coins that the group offers to settle trouble with a Roman guard. The companions say the money had supposedly been intended for a donation to the Roman Legion, making it part...

• Maria Madalena (played by Karina Ramil) — supporting

  Maria Madalena arrives at Jesus's planned farewell supper with friends. Her arrival contributes to the group's argument over the misunderstanding: some guests expected a party, while the gathering tur...

• Dono da Taberna (played by Raphael Logam) — minor

  The Dono da Taberna owns the establishment where Jesus and his companions are celebrating. He warns Jesus and another man to stop their competing miracle tricks, then later demands that everyone leave...

• Guarda Romano (played by Victor Leal) — minor

Story Dynamics

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

• Judas → Dono da Taberna (Source Of Tavern Conflict) — Judas’s unconscious condition is one of the visible problems used by the tavern owner to expel the group.

  The Dono da Taberna points to Judas’s coma while demanding that the group leave the damaged establishment.

• Diego → Guarda Romano (Conflict Financial Leverage Against Authority) — Diego’s intended donation becomes a resource used to defuse the confrontation with the guard.

  The group offers coins that Diego had supposedly intended to donate to the Roman Legion in order to settle the trouble with the Guarda Romano.

• Jesus → Guarda Romano (Conflict Confronted By Authority) — The Roman guard represents an external authority that Jesus’s disordered celebration must negotiate with.

  Jesus and his companions get into trouble with a Guarda Romano and offer coins to settle the matter.

• Jesus → Dono da Taberna (Conflict Defiant Adversaries) — Jesus’s refusal to leave turns the tavern owner’s warnings into a direct confrontation.

  The Dono da Taberna warns Jesus and another man to stop their miracle contest, later demands that everyone leave, and confronts Jesus when he resists.

• Jesus → Maria Madalena (Conflict Over The Farewell Meal) — Their interaction is part of the dispute over the failed expectations surrounding Jesus’s farewell gathering.

  Maria Madalena arrives with friends, and the group argues over the misunderstanding concerning the ordinary meal and the money already spent.

• Jesus → Diego (Alliance Companion In Crisis) — Diego is connected to the group’s attempt to resolve the confrontation with the Roman guard through money.

  The companions use coins that Diego had supposedly intended to donate to the Roman Legion when dealing with the Guarda Romano.

• Jesus → Judas (Narrative Companion And Suspected Betrayer) — Their companionship is shadowed by Jesus's warning about betrayal and Judas's unexplained unconsciousness.

  Jesus warns that one companion will betray him, and Judas arrives while the group is trying to discuss the warning. Judas is later found unconscious d...

Story Analysis

A chaotic farewell gathering turns into a cycle of confusion, supernatural party games, authority conflicts, and unresolved dares.

Plot Progression

1. The Hangover Mystery — The companions wake after a chaotic farewell party with no clear memory of the night. Jesus is missing, Judas is unconscious, and a warning about betrayal unsettles the group.
2. A Farewell Misunderstood — The planned farewell supper turns out to be an ordinary meal. Maria Madalena’s arrival intensifies the argument over the misunderstanding and the money already spent.
3. Miracles And Authority — Jesus and another man compete with miracle tricks, provoking the tavern owner. A near-death incident and trouble with the Roman guard push the celebration into greater disorder.
4. The Tavern’s Final Dare — Drinking resumes until Jesus turns water into absinthe. The tavern owner demands that everyone leave, but Jesus resists and faces increasingly difficult dares.