Monty (played by Monty Banks) is a protagonist in Chasing Choo Choos.
An employee at Virginia's factory and her romantic interest. Virginia loves him, which directly opposes the schemers' plan to force her into marrying someone else. Their relationship is the catalyst for the conflict and the subsequent chase onto the runaway train. Virginia Craig (played by Virginia Lee Corbin) appears in Chasing Choo Choos.
A young woman set to become super-wealthy and gain sole control of her factory. She is the target of a marriage plot by insubordinate schemers. Virginia loves her employee Monty and resists the scheme, leading to a chase when the plot is uncovered. Silas Scott (played by Charles Hill Mailes) appears in Chasing Choo Choos.
Scott's son (played by Charles K. Gerrard) appears in Chasing Choo Choos.
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Characters
Monty
(played by Monty Banks) — protagonist
An employee at Virginia's factory and her romantic interest. Virginia loves him, which directly opposes the schemers' plan to force her into marrying someone else. Their relationship is the catalyst f...
Virginia Craig
(played by Virginia Lee Corbin) — supporting
A young woman set to become super-wealthy and gain sole control of her factory. She is the target of a marriage plot by insubordinate schemers. Virginia loves her employee Monty and resists the scheme...
Silas Scott
(played by Charles Hill Mailes) — supporting
Scott's son
(played by Charles K. Gerrard) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Scott's son → Silas Scott
(son)
角色名包含关系词: son
Monty → Virginia Craig
(Romantic Interest)
The plot states that Virginia loves Monty, and that her affection conflicts with the schemers' plan to make her marry someone from their clique.
Story Analysis
Virginia's threatened independence and love for Monty collide with a marriage scheme that erupts into a runaway-train chase.
