Captain Lash (1929) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A burly, boisterous stoker who commands his fire-room crew with fists and a whip, yet shows fairness by taking a shovel to relieve an exhausted worker. He falls for Cora Nevins, carries her stolen jew...
A poised blonde passenger whose society manners conceal her criminal ties. She wins Captain Lash's affection while gaining Alex Condax's confidence and access to his jewel case, then persuades Lash to...
Captain Lash's steadfast waterfront sweetheart, who waits for him in Singapore. After his infatuation with Cora Nevins ends and he recognizes her deception, Lash's affections return to Babe. The summa...
Captain Lash's wiry, sharp-tongued sidekick and loyal fellow stoker, he repeatedly tries to keep Lash out of trouble. Suspecting Cora Nevins's scheme, he intercepts her packet and replaces the jewels...
One of Cora Nevins's criminal confederates, Gentleman Eddie is involved in the plot to rob Alex Condax of his valuable jewels. Cora's accomplices help her steal the stones and are present when Captain...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The ending states that Lash's affections return to his steadfast waterfront sweetheart Babe, who has waited for him in Singapore.
Lash is immediately struck by Cora's glamour and later believes she is an angel of mercy after her visits to him in the sick bay.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Cocky suspects foul play, intercepts Cora's packet, and replaces its contents with lumps of coal.
When Cora's henchmen attack Lash, he fights them and flattens the group.
Cora is identified as working with Gentleman Eddie and other confederates in the plan to rob a wealthy passenger.
Cocky is described as Lash's wiry sidekick, and the two fight together, escape together, and return to the ship together.
A rough stoker's romantic illusion collapses when loyalty and practical courage defeat a jewel theft.
Directed by John G. Blystone
Captain Lash (1929) · 8/10 · adventure, drama
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