Shock (1934) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A British lieutenant in World War I, Derek falls in love with Lucy Neville and hastily marries her. To spare Gilroy Hayworth's family the disgrace of his suicide, Derek takes Gilroy's dangerous reconn...
Lucy is the young woman Derek Marbury falls in love with and marries during his leave. After Derek disappears, she refuses to believe Bob Hayworth's claim that her husband deserted, and raises the son...
Bob is a captain who had been romantically interested in Lucy before she married Derek, and Gilroy is his brother. After Derek disappears, Bob tells Lucy that her husband probably deserted, hoping she...
Gilroy is Bob Hayworth's brother and Derek Marbury's best man. When selected for a dangerous reconnaissance mission, he is so distressed that he kills himself rather than face it. To prevent the death...
Captain Peabody serves with Derek after Derek returns to the front under the name John Drake. During the following year, Peabody becomes friends with him and with Alan Neville. The three plan to visit...
Alan Neville is Lucy's brother, though he and Derek do not initially know that Derek is his brother-in-law. He becomes friends with Derek, who is serving as John Drake, and Captain Peabody. Mortally w...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Alan is identified as Lucy's brother when he asks Derek to visit his sister after his fatal injury.
Bob had been romantically interested in Lucy before Derek married her and later tries to persuade her to leave Derek.
Derek Marbury and Lucy Neville hastily marry before his leave is cancelled and he returns to the front.
The plot identifies Gilroy Hayworth as the captain's brother, and the captain is Bob Hayworth.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Derek becomes friends with Alan Neville in the aerial unit, without either initially knowing that Alan is his brother-in-law.
After being assigned to an aerial unit, Derek distinguishes himself in combat and becomes friends with Captain Peabody.
Gilroy is described as Derek's best man, and Derek volunteers to take Gilroy's reconnaissance mission after Gilroy kills himself.
Bob wants Lucy to divorce Derek so that Bob can marry her, and later attempts to discredit Derek.
A soldier loses his identity through wartime trauma, then recovers his memory and marriage through love, loyalty, and revelation.
Directed by Roy Pomeroy
Shock (1934) · 7.3/10 · drama, romance, war
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