The Combat (1926) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A two-fisted lumberjack who is made boss of Jerry Flint's logging camp. He confronts the opposition gang led by Red McLaughlin, takes Alice Childers to a lonely cabin after Milton Symmons double-cross...
Alice is Milton Symmons's prospective bride and the woman at the center of Blaze Burke's romantic story. After Milton double-crosses Blaze, Blaze takes her to a lonely cabin, then restores her to Milt...
Milton is Alice Childers's prospective bridegroom and double-crosses Blaze Burke, prompting Blaze to take Alice to a lonely cabin. Blaze later returns Alice to him, but Milton perishes in a forest fir...
Red leads the opposition gang of huskies at Jerry Flint's logging camp, where Blaze Burke has been made boss. He trails Blaze and Alice to a lonely cabin and fights Blaze; the struggle ends when Red f...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Alice Childers is described as Milton Symmons's prospective bride.
After Blaze restores Alice to Milton, he ultimately wins Alice's affections.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Red McLaughlin trails Blaze and Alice to the lonely cabin.
Milton Symmons double-crosses Blaze Burke during the conflict involving Alice Childers.
Blaze Burke is made boss of the logging camp and moves against an opposition gang led by Red McLaughlin.
A lumberjack's violent camp conflict and dangerous romantic entanglement culminate in rescue, loss, and a new affection.
Directed by Lynn Reynolds
The Combat (1926) · 9/10 · western
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