Trail Guide (1952) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A trail guide traveling with Chito Rafferty, Tim investigates the robbery of the homesteaders' claim papers and money. He questions the Masters, confronts Regan's men, pursues Dawson after Kenny is ki...
The owner of the saloon, Regan hires men to steal the homesteaders' claim papers and money so they cannot settle in the area. He works with Dawson, threatens Kenny, and misleads Peg about Kenny's deat...
Peg Masters's brother and a cattle rancher opposed to the homesteaders settling nearby, Kenny warns Tim and Chito away. He denies involvement in Wheeler's robbery and asks Peg for money without explai...
Tim's sidekick and fellow trail guide, Chito helps investigate the robbery of the homesteaders' claim papers. He flirts with Kenny's girlfriend, is falsely blamed by Regan for Kenny's murder, and is h...
Maria is a homesteader whom Chito finds attractive. After Peg offers Tim and Chito jobs, Chito refuses to stay because he fears Maria will pressure him into marriage. Her presence helps explain why Ch...
A saloon girl in Silver Springs, she is identified as Kenny's girlfriend. Chito flirts with her, prompting a confrontation with Kenny that Regan breaks up. The incident connects Chito to Kenny and Reg...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The saloon girl works in Regan's saloon, where Regan manages the establishment and breaks up the fight involving Chito and Kenny.
Chito refuses to stay in town because he fears Maria, a homesteader to whom he is attracted, will pressure him into marriage.
After arriving in town, Chito flirts with a saloon girl who is Kenny's girlfriend.
The saloon girl who attracts Chito's attention is explicitly identified as Kenny's girlfriend.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Maria is identified as a homesteader in the caravan that Tim and Chito guide, and she is present in the settlement outcome affecting them.
Kenny shoots at Tim and Chito near Silver Springs, and Chito later becomes involved in the saloon fight with Kenny.
Tim questions Kenny about the assault on Wheeler, accuses him of gambling the homesteaders' money, and asks whether the recovered gun belongs to him.
The plot reveals that Kenny hired Regan to steal the homesteaders' claims and prevent them from settling in the area.
Regan breaks up the fight involving Chito, later confronts him while he tends to Kenny's body, and has him held captive at the ranch.
Tim investigates Regan's role in stealing the homesteaders' claims and ultimately helps subdue him when Regan attempts to escape.
Tim and Chito work together as trail guides for the homesteaders and later investigate the robbery and murders together.
Two trail guides uncover a scheme to drive homesteaders away and steal their claims.
Directed by Lesley Selander
Trail Guide (1952) · 6.2/10 · western
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