Sebastian is Viola's twin brother. After their shipwreck, he is believed lost, though he survives and searches for his sister. He encounters Viola at Olivia's house, and the twins are reunited. Olivia then redirects her affections from Viola to Sebastian, who falls deeply in love with her.
Lead role played by Edith Storey, the first-named performer identified as a star of the 1918 silent drama. The available material contains no plot-level details about Nan's personality, actions, or story function.
Carma lives with her uncle, Quincy Carmichael, and is kidnapped and held for ransom by a man she believes is her father. After discovering in Quincy's papers that this man is an impostor and her real father is dead, she helps Jack defend the Carmichael home from the attackers.
A former dance hall girl who has earned a reputation as a gunfighter, Billy lives on the outskirts of Rattlesnake Gulch and is looked down on by the town’s women but respected by its men. She loves Faro Bill and steps in to take Gerald Morton’s place in a duel with Pizen Ike, ultimately wounding Ike.
Lucy Dickenson is the wife of Lieutenant Dickenson and one of the few women to survive the fall of the Alamo. When Navarre attempts to force his attentions on her during the siege, she rejects him and is saved from being overpowered by Colonel Travis. Navarre later claims her as his promised bride, but her husband returns with reinforcements before the marriage can take place.
Edith Storey has 112 screen credits in a career dating back to 1908. Signature works include The Greater Profit, Moon Madness, As the Sun Went Down. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
