A former Confederate officer living in Europe with his daughter, Atoline. He is part of Atoline's family and connection to Ralph's life in France. After hostilities end, he renounces his former loyalties and swears allegiance to the American flag.
The grandfather of the Girl. He is killed during the shelling of the village by retreating French forces.
A grieving father living in a threadbare home with his young daughter. Menaced by the Society's members, he is forced to plant a bomb at the wealthy Italian's house. When he sees his daughter inside, he risks his life to throw the bomb away, then reveals information that helps the police arrest the Society members. His sacrifice leads the Italian's wife to want to care for his child.
The doctor who attends the couple's child when the child becomes ill. Although his role is limited to medical care, his presence underscores the child's worsening condition and the emotional circumstances surrounding the parents' continued separation and eventual reconciliation.
A loyal servant in Thomas Bevan's household, Bevan's Old Servant informs him shortly before a business trip that his wife has begun an affair. This warning prompts Thomas to return and confront the situation, setting in motion the altercation that leads to a man's accidental death and the flight of Thomas and Stella.
A minor official character, likely involved in the tenement's administrative or medical context surrounding the mother's condition.
Adolph Lestina has 40 screen credits in a career dating back to 1909. Signature works include The Girl Who Stayed at Home, The Inner Circle, The Miser's Heart. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
