Rose's wealthy fiancé who pressures her into marriage for financial security. He frames Jack for theft, chases them with a pistol during the sinking, and boards a lifeboat by impersonating a child's father. He later commits suicide after losing his fortune in the 1929 stock market crash.
A transactional engagement driven by financial necessity rather than affection.
Possessive antagonist who views Jack as a threat to his control over Rose.
Loyal servant executing his employer's orders to maintain social order.
Their antagonistic relationship concludes with Cal's downfall and death.
Their paths cross indirectly through the necklace, with Cal's greed contrasting Lovett's eventual realization.
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