Ma’am, May We Go Out?

Dennis is one of the Soriano brothers whose brash charm and street-smart wit drive the group’s schemes. He latches onto the inheritance plot with optimism and a knack for turning trouble into opportunity. Despite his flaws, he remains fiercely loyal to his brothers, using humor to navigate conflicts with authority. His leadership keeps the trio moving forward through escalating hijinks.

Chip is the impulsive, quick-witted partner to Dennis, always ready with a prank or a clever distraction. His bold moves and risk-taking propel the group into increasingly ambitious escapades. Though reckless at times, he shares a strong bond with his brothers and brings a hopeful, light-hearted energy to the crew. His charisma helps win allies among the students and teachers alike.

Jeffrey is the savvy middle brother who often crafts plans and plays the straight man to his siblings’ antics. He balances humor with practical thinking, helping to keep schemes coherent rather than chaotic. His quick thinking and humor make him a reliable ally within the friend group and the school’s dynamics.

Angelo Einstein is the class’ resident genius, solving tough subjects and offering intellectual shortcuts to the brothers. He brings a calm, curious demeanor that contrasts the trio’s chaos, and his problem-solving skills help them navigate academic and social hurdles. His friendship with the brothers underscores the value of knowledge and teamwork.

Atty. Aga Agaton is the sharp lawyer who claims the inheritance, embodying greed and legal maneuvering. He collaborates with his bodyguard in a bid to manipulate the Soriano brothers and secure the fortune, ultimately plotting a dangerous plan at graduation. His actions catalyze the film’s climactic mix of humor and danger.