Aging Zorro protecting California, struggles with family duties while confronting new threats.
Alejandro is Joaquin's protective but secretive father.
Joaquin is described as Alejandro and Elena's young son. Alejandro apologizes to him for keeping the Zorro identity secret.
Their marriage is repeatedly damaged and restored by Alejandro's secret life as Zorro.
The plot identifies Elena as Alejandro's wife. They divorce after the Pinkertons pressure her, then remarry after the train disaster.
Their repeated clashes connect local violence to the larger conspiracy.
Zorro fights McGivens during the ballot plot, later saves Joaquin from his bandits, and finally kills McGivens after escaping captivity.
Armand is the central conspiratorial enemy opposed by Zorro.
Zorro investigates Armand's secret study, overhears his conspiracy, and ultimately fights him aboard the explosive train.
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