A man uses a false claim of battlefield bravery to seek a girl's father's admiration.
A man attempts to win the admiration of a girl's father. The stated goal establishes the story's central social motive.
The man falsely claims that he earned medals for bravery. This deception becomes the defining tactic of his attempt.
The invented record of bravery is used to support the man's effort to gain admiration. The plot centers on the tension between his claim and its purpose.
The man's effort remains directed toward the girl's father. The available synopsis identifies admiration as the intended outcome.
Mack Sennett
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