Character Relationship Map: Girls

Characters

• Pamela Gordon (played by Marguerite Clark) — protagonist
• Violet (played by Mary Warren) — protagonist
• Edgar Holt (played by Harrison Ford) — supporting
• George H. Sprague (played by Thomas Persse) — supporting
• Wilbur Searles (played by Arthur Edmund Carewe) — minor

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Pamela Gordon → Wilbur Searles (Romantic Unwanted Suitor)

  At the mountain home, Searles tries to make love to Pamela, and Holt intercedes.

• Violet → George H. Sprague (Professional Employer)

  Violet is also hired as a stenographer after Pamela receives a position through Sprague's office.

• Pamela Gordon → George H. Sprague (Professional Employee)

  Holt tells Sprague to answer Pamela's advertisement, and Pamela is immediately given a position.

• Pamela Gordon → Edgar Holt (Romantic Love Interest)

  Holt is impressed with Pamela, later courts her, and she finally admits that she loves him.

• Edgar Holt → George H. Sprague (Professional Law Partner)

  Holt tells his law partner George H. Sprague to answer Pamela's advertisement.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Edgar Holt → Wilbur Searles (Conflict Intercessor)

  Holt intercedes when Searles tries to make love to Pamela.

• Pamela Gordon → Violet (Social Roommate)

  The plot states that Pamela forms a man-haters club with her roommates Violet and Kate.

Story Analysis

A determined man-hater gradually abandons her ideology after confronting unwanted attention, genuine courtship, and her own feelings for Holt.

Plot Progression

1. The Man-Haters Convene
2. Rivalry At The Mountain
3. A Dangerous Position
4. Courtship At The Window
5. Love Breaks The League