Dr. Bergson (played by Edmund Gwenn) appears in Bewitched.
A psychiatrist who dictates the case notes and serves as an expert witness to prove Joan's innocence. He devises a theory of two women in one body, persuades the governor to halt the execution, and successfully uses hypnosis to separate Joan from the controlling personality Karen. Bob Arnold (played by Henry H. Daniels Jr.) appears in Bewitched.
Joan's loving fiancé who travels to New York to find her. While helping her pack, he is unexpectedly stabbed in the back by Joan's hand when the personality Karen takes control, leading directly to Joan's murder trial. Governor (played by Minor Watson) appears in Bewitched.
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Characters
Dr. Bergson
(played by Edmund Gwenn) — supporting
A psychiatrist who dictates the case notes and serves as an expert witness to prove Joan's innocence. He devises a theory of two women in one body, persuades the governor to halt the execution, and su...
Bob Arnold
(played by Henry H. Daniels Jr.) — supporting
Joan's loving fiancé who travels to New York to find her. While helping her pack, he is unexpectedly stabbed in the back by Joan's hand when the personality Karen takes control, leading directly to Jo...
Governor
(played by Minor Watson) — minor
Key Relationships
Bob Arnold → Bob Arnold
(Narrative Victim)
Governor → Governor
(Power Executive Authority)
Dr. Bergson → Dr. Bergson
(Meta Case Narrator)
Bob Arnold → Governor
(Social Case Stakeholder)
Dr. Bergson → Governor
(Power Persuader)
Dr. Bergson → Bob Arnold
(Professional Expert Witness)
Story Analysis
A psychiatrist battles a split personality to save a woman from execution.
