Character Relationship Map: Killer Force

Characters

• Webb (played by Telly Savalas) — protagonist

  Webb is the company's head of security at a major desert mining complex. Fearing that a diamond theft is imminent, he becomes highly unpopular while pursuing Bradley, whom he suspects of involvement....

• Bradley (played by Peter Fonda) — supporting

  Bradley is responsible for security at the mine and is the man Clare loves. After being ordered to steal a diamond as part of a deceptive scheme, he is contacted by Lewis and appears to be implicated....

• Lewis (played by Hugh O'Brian) — supporting

  Lewis is the central contact in the planned robbery of the desert mining complex. The mine administrator arranges for Bradley to encounter him, intending to implicate Bradley in the theft. Lewis is pr...

• Chambers (played by Stuart Brown) — minor
• Ian Nelson (played by Victor Melleney) — minor

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Bradley → Chambers (Romantic Daughter's Loved One) — Bradley is romantically loved by Chambers's daughter, linking him to Chambers through her relationship.

  Claire Chambers visits Bradley, the man she loves; the plot identifies Chambers as her father.

• Webb → Ian Nelson (Professional Uninformed Colleagues) — Nelson's undisclosed scheme leaves Webb acting on incomplete information as he investigates Bradley.

  Webb pursues Bradley without being informed of Nelson's deceit involving the diamond theft.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Webb → Lewis (Conflict Opposing Pursuers) — Their actions place them on opposing sides of the mine robbery, though the synopsis does not describe a direct encounter between them.

  Webb pursues Bradley as Lewis prepares to rob the mine with mercenaries.

• Ian Nelson → Bradley (Conflict Deceptive Manipulator) — Nelson uses the diamond theft assignment to make Bradley appear culpable and steer him toward Lewis, without Webb knowing about the deception.

  Nelson gives Bradley a mission to steal a diamond, intending to implicate him and bring him into contact with Lewis.

• Bradley → Lewis (Alliance Criminal Associates) — Lewis is involved in the planned robbery, but the revelation that Bradley organized it makes Bradley the operation's concealed leader.

  Lewis contacts Bradley while preparing to rob the mine with mercenaries; Bradley is later revealed as the organizer of the entire operation.

• Webb → Bradley (Conflict Pursuer And Secret Organizer) — Webb's pursuit makes him an obstacle to Bradley's robbery, while Bradley's true role explains why Webb's suspicions were well-founded.

  Webb relentlessly pursues Bradley, suspecting his involvement in the diamond theft. Bradley is ultimately revealed as the organizer of the operation.

Story Analysis

A security chief's pursuit of a suspected thief unfolds alongside a concealed mine robbery organized by the man he is chasing.

Plot Progression

1. Suspicion at the Desert Mine — Webb fears a diamond theft and becomes unpopular as he tightens his attention on security. Claire visits Bradley, whose connection to the mine draws Webb's suspicion.
2. Nelson's Deceptive Assignment — Nelson orders Bradley to steal a diamond, intending to implicate him and bring him into contact with Lewis. Webb remains unaware of the scheme and continues pursuing Bradley.
3. The Robbery Takes Shape — Lewis prepares to penetrate the mine with mercenaries and a local accessory. Webb's pursuit continues while the robbery advances.
4. The Organizer Unmasked — Bradley reveals himself as Father Christmas, the organizer of the operation. The revelation overturns the apparent picture of his involvement.
5. Flight Across the Desert — Webb pursues Bradley as he flees into the desert. Bradley escapes with the only other survivors.