Wolf Song (1929) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Sam Lash is a fur trapper known for his reputation with women. After meeting Lola Salazar, he falls in love with her and kidnaps her when her father opposes their romance. Though he leaves his bride t...
Lola Salazar is a tempestuous Mexican woman and the daughter of Don Solomon. She falls in love with Sam Lash, but her father's disapproval leads Sam to kidnap her and take her to the mountains. After...
Gullion is one of Sam Lash's fellow fur trappers. When Sam grows restless after a period of married life and leaves Lola, he prefers the company of Gullion and Rube. Gullion is therefore among the com...
Black Wolf is an Indian leader and Sam Lash's bitter enemy. He becomes a target of Sam's return to Lola: after leaving his bride and later going back to her, Sam confronts Black Wolf and makes short w...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Sam meets Lola and falls deeply in love with her. He later returns to Lola after leaving her.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Black Wolf is described as Sam's bitter enemy, and Sam makes short work of him.
Sam prefers the company of his trapper pals, including Gullion.
A restless fur trapper learns commitment through love, separation, return, and a final confrontation with his bitter enemy.
Directed by Victor Fleming
Wolf Song (1929) · 4.9/10 · drama, romance, western
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