Local island figure entangled in the treasure hunt and shady dealings.
A clergyman and supporting character in the story of the medallions and the search for hidden gold.
The role associated with the Indian agency where cattle are being taken because the native woman's people are starving.
Pa is traveling with Ma and his granddaughter Velma toward Los Angeles after the family loses its farm. Roy helps them on the road and offers money for Velma's treatment. Pa warns Roy that Velma already has a sweetheart back home, Lon Preisser.
An Indian servant in the household of Mary Stuart Cherne's Scottish-born father, Cadmus. The summary mentions him when Mary brings the wounded Bushrod home to recover, establishing his place in the household but giving no further actions or relationship details.
Matara is an elderly American Indian who arrives at Madden's ranch and is revealed to be Madden's grandfather. He agrees to pose as Madden's Indian houseman, later brings a pistol to defend Madden from jail, and is fatally shot during the Shipley brothers' attack, prompting Madden to reveal his heritage publicly.
Wise Eagle is the Pawnee chief who raised the orphaned Pale Arrow as his son. He wants peaceful relations with white people and agrees that Pale Arrow may try to return to his settler roots. Wise Eagle's death changes the situation for Pale Arrow and the Pawnee, as Crazy Fox takes leadership and encourages a desire for war.
Kulak is among the Seminoles drawn into the struggle as the community debates whether armed resistance is the only path forward. The account gives no further details about Kulak’s actions or specific relationship to Caldwell, Osceola, or the other figures, but identifies him as part of the Seminole community facing the campaign.
Chief of the Yaqui Indians and father of the warrior Tigre. When Jim Harvey seeks a truce after the wagon train is attacked, Aguila orders Harvey knocked out and later tortured, but Harvey is ultimately set free by Tigre's mother.
Ralph Moody has 54 screen credits in a career dating back to 1948. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently The Lone Ranger (Clayton Moore) Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include No. 5 Checked Out, 24 Hour Alert, Road to Bali. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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