The wealthy, middle-aged suitor who purchases Elsie Dodge's hand to solve her family's financial woes. He is arrogant, forbids Ned from approaching the ladies, and secretly maintains three other wives. After being kidnapped and left dangling off a cliff by his outlaws, he is coerced into writing a note clearing James Brown's name before being spared by Ned.
Competing suitors with opposing moral codes.
Marriage alliance driven by economic necessity.
Deep-seated hatred stemming from past betrayal.
Villain hires his own kidnapper without knowing.
Forced courtship rejected by the target.
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