Angus McDougal is a local trader and the father of Kate, whom Harry loves. The plot identifies his family relationship to Kate, but does not describe him taking part in the pursuit, the conflict with Black Michael, or Kate's abduction and rescue.
Dick's father commits the robbery for which Dick takes the blame and receives a five-year prison sentence. He promises to go straight, but dies two years later before he can reveal that Dick was innocent. His actions are the cause of Dick's imprisonment and shape the hardship Dick faces after release.
Roger Maxwell is associated with Dorothy Maxwell; the summary says that Dorothy and Kitty are safely delivered to their fathers after the events on the railroad car. It does not name Roger directly in the action or describe any further involvement, so his role in the story is limited to this implied family connection.
The Judge presides over Jack's trial, where Delice's testimony implicates her in the events surrounding the supposed murder. When Jack confesses to protect her, the apparent victim enters and explains what happened. The Judge then consoles Delice, saying her father will surely be able to plead self-defense.
Mark Fenton has 52 screen credits in a career dating back to 1915. Signature works include American Manners, The Passing of Wolf MacLean, A Fight For Love. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
