Steve Hartley (played by Hoot Gibson) is a protagonist in The Fighting Parson.
Suzan Larkin (played by Marceline Day) appears in The Fighting Parson.
Arizona Joe (played by Skeeter Bill Robbins) appears in The Fighting Parson.
Bart McCade (played by Stanley Blystone) appears in The Fighting Parson.
Joseph Doolittle (played by Robert Frazer) appears in The Fighting Parson.
Betsy Larkin (played by Ethel Wales) appears in The Fighting Parson.
George Larkin (played by Phil Dunham) appears in The Fighting Parson.
Express Agent (played by Fred Gilman) appears in The Fighting Parson.
The Fighting Parson (1933) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Steve Hartley
(played by Hoot Gibson) — protagonist
Suzan Larkin
(played by Marceline Day) — supporting
Arizona Joe
(played by Skeeter Bill Robbins) — supporting
Bart McCade
(played by Stanley Blystone) — supporting
Joseph Doolittle
(played by Robert Frazer) — supporting
Betsy Larkin
(played by Ethel Wales) — supporting
George Larkin
(played by Phil Dunham) — supporting
Express Agent
(played by Fred Gilman) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Express Agent → Steve Hartley
(Professional Contact)
George Larkin → Suzan Larkin
(Family Relative)
Joseph Doolittle → Steve Hartley
(Professional Clergy Ally)
Betsy Larkin → Suzan Larkin
(Family Aunt)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Arizona Joe → Steve Hartley
(Alliance Sidekick)
Bart McCade → Steve Hartley
(Conflict Antagonist)
Steve Hartley → Suzan Larkin
(Alliance Protector)
Story Analysis
A Western narrative exploring frontier justice, family loyalty, and moral authority through the protagonist's conflict with a local antagonist.