Gunslinger (1956) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Cane Miro is a hired gunslinger who comes to Oracle after being recruited by Erica Page to kill Rose Hood. He kills Nate Signo, Jake Hayes, and Mayor Gideon Polk, but falls in love with Rose and ultim...
Rose Hood becomes Oracle's temporary marshal after her husband is killed, shooting one attacker and later the second. She investigates the town's violence, protects Mayor Gideon Polk, develops feeling...
Erica Page owns Oracle's saloon and seeks control of the town's business and proposed railroad route. She hires Cane Miro to kill Rose Hood, manipulates Jake Hayes, orders further violence, kills a me...
Mayor Gideon Polk is Oracle's mayor and Cane Miro's former military commander. He once fled during a battle, leaving Cane's brothers to be captured or killed. Rose places him in protective custody, bu...
Scott Hood is the marshal of Oracle and Rose Hood's husband. Two assailants kill him at the beginning of the story, prompting Rose to shoot one attacker, assume the temporary marshal's position, and p...
Jake Hayes serves as Erica Page's lackey and carries out her violent business instructions. He follows Zebelon Tabb, kills him, spies on Cane Miro and Erica, warns Rose Hood about Erica's plans, and i...
Felicity Polk is Mayor Gideon Polk's wife. When Cane Miro attacks the mayor, she shields her husband and is killed in the process. Her death leaves Polk exposed to Cane, who then shoots and kills him.
Nate Signo is a man Rose Hood has been seeking in connection with the violence surrounding her husband's death. Rose mistakes Cane Miro for him while Cane rides toward town, and Cane later finds and s...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Rose makes Cane promise not to harm Polk and places Polk in protective custody.
Felicity shields Polk when Cane attacks, and Cane kills her before killing Polk.
Cane tells Rose that Polk was his former military commander and abandoned his men during a pivotal battle.
Erica tells Jake to hire a gunslinger, later orders him to kill Rose, and Jake follows her business targets.
Erica reveals that she paid Cane to kill Rose and repeatedly orders him to carry out the killing.
Rose and Cane talk while traveling, eventually kiss, and later Rose admits that she reciprocated his feelings as he dies.
The plot identifies Scott as Rose's husband and states that he was killed while serving as the town marshal of Oracle.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Rose has been seeking Nate, and after traveling with her, Cane finds and shoots him.
Jake draws a gun on Cane after revealing what he knows, and Cane kills Jake.
Erica hires Cane to kill Rose, orders Jake to kill her, and later aims a gun at Rose in town.
A temporary marshal confronts violence, corruption, and doomed love while a hired gunslinger settles an old military grievance.
Directed by Roger Corman
Gunslinger (1956) · 4.3/10 · romance, western
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