Tiger Rose (1929) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Rose's fierce loyal dog. Initially suspected by authorities to track Bruce, but Rose hides him. Later locates the wounded Bruce and guides Rose to a cellar where they shelter him from the Mounties.
Wild, loyal French Canadian girl known as the Tiger Rose. Ward of Hector McCollins. Deeply in love with Bruce, she shields him from pursuers, threatens Pierre to keep his secret, and successfully esca...
Irish Sergeant of the Northwest Mounted Police. Initially leads the manhunt for Bruce but discovers the truth behind Dr. Cusick's death. He chooses to help Rose and Bruce escape, later falsely reporti...
Hudson's Bay Company factor and Rose's adoptive father. Strongly opposes the railroad's intrusion and Rose's relationship with Bruce. Attempts to utilize Scotty to track the fugitives.
Young engineer and surveyor planning a railroad route. Secretly in love with Rose. Flees after killing Cusick in self-defense, is shot by a Mountie, hidden by Rose, and ultimately escapes downriver wi...
Erratic but caring physician who fiercely opposes civilization. Consumed by jealousy over Rose, he confronts Bruce, attempts to shoot him, and is accidentally killed during a violent struggle that ign...
Italian suitor of Rose mentioned among the settlement's admirers. The plot summary does not detail his specific actions or role in the events.
One of Rose's suitors. Discovers Bruce's location but is coerced by Rose's threats and pleas to keep the secret. He assists in delaying the Mountie search by convincing Devlin to rest.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Joe is identified as one of the settlement's men in love with Rose, while the plot explicitly states that Rose's heart belongs to Bruce.
Devlin and McCollins attempt to use Scotty to track Bruce after the manhunt begins.
Devlin is listed among Rose's admirers, and he later helps the woman he loves escape with the man she truly cares for.
Dr. Cusick keeps a jealous watch over Rose and reacts violently when he learns she plans to leave with Bruce.
Rose is described as Hector McCollins's ward and adopted daughter.
Rose's heart belongs to Bruce; they share secret meetings and pledge their love to each other.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot states that McCollins disapproves of Rose marrying Bruce and opposes their relationship.
Cusick intercepts Bruce, takes his revolver, and attempts to shoot him because Bruce intends to take Rose away.
Pierre convinces Devlin to rest during the rain instead of continuing the search for Bruce.
Rose threatens Pierre's life if he betrays Bruce, then persuades him to keep Bruce's location secret.
Rose hides Scotty from the authorities, and Scotty later finds Bruce and guides Rose to the cellar where he is sheltered.
Devlin leads the manhunt after Bruce flees, and his men pursue Rose and Bruce downriver.
A forbidden romance survives jealousy, violence, pursuit, and the harsh wilderness through loyalty and sacrifice.
Directed by George Fitzmaurice
Tiger Rose (1929) · 7/10 · action, drama, music
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