Chinese Imperial Guard turned cowboy hero, skilled martial artist and sheriff.
Wang's actions place him on the side of the Sioux community.
After Wang saves a Sioux boy, the Sioux later surround Wallace's gang during the church confrontation.
Wang begins as a fellow palace operative on the recovery mission.
Wang joins the Imperial Guards and the Royal Interpreter on the mission to retrieve the runaway royal.
Van Cleef obstructs Wang's rescue mission through pursuit and imprisonment.
Van Cleef seeks to capture Wang and Roy, arrests them, and is present during the final church confrontation.
Wang opposes Lo Fong's abduction and forced-labor scheme.
Lo Fong discovers Wang in the labor camp and attacks him; they later fight in the church bell tower.
Wallace's betrayal creates Wang's earliest personal enemy.
Wallace kills Wang's uncle during the train robbery, and Wang fights Wallace's gang before escaping.
Their forced cooperation develops into the film's central partnership.
Roy first encounters Wang after the train robbery, but later offers to help him find the abducted royal after hearing about the gold ransom.
Wang's uncle accompanies the royal recovery mission before being killed.
The plot identifies the Royal Interpreter as Wang's uncle, and they travel together on the mission to America.
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