Double Crossed (1917) — AI Story Visualization

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Plot Analysis Summary

Eleanor attempts to protect her husband through deception, while Jim Foley manipulates the exchange and invents a false account afterward.

Story Structure — 5 Plot Phases

A Threat At The Party

Eleanor attends a house party and overhears a detective demanding a receipt from her husband. The threat of exposure motivates her to intervene.

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The Risky City Bargain

Eleanor obtains the receipt and travels to the city. Foley promises her a signed confession but leads her into his rooms and takes the receipt.

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A Dangerous Countermove

Foley delays the promised confession, so Eleanor prepares wine containing sleeping powders. Foley discovers the scheme, and their confrontation becomes physical.

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Return And Recognition

After Foley is knocked unconscious, Eleanor escapes and attempts to return the receipt. Her husband discovers her, hears her explanation, and reaches an understanding with her.

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The False Final Account

Foley recovers and reports by telephone that six masked intruders broke into his rooms and stole the receipt. His fabricated account closes the story on an unsettled note.

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Directed by

Robert G. Vignola

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q5299570), public domain (CC0).