Double Crossbones (1951) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A shopkeeper’s apprentice in Charleston, Davey escapes arrest with his friend Tom after Governor Elden frames them over pirate plunder. He disguises himself as a pirate, frees prisoners, joins the Pir...
Governor Elden’s ward, Sylvia meets and falls in love with Davey while visiting a shop displaying pirate plunder. She rejects Elden’s proposal, is later forced toward marriage with him, and helps Tom...
Davey’s friend and coworker, Tom escapes Charleston with him and joins him aboard the Defiance. He helps Davey pass as a pirate, accompanies him through the danger at sea and on Tortuga, and later hel...
A British aristocrat visiting Charleston with Lady Montrose, he recognizes a pin among the shop’s wares as stolen from an English friend. His recognition prompts Governor Elden to stage the arrest of...
A British aristocrat who accompanies Lord Montrose and Governor Elden’s party to view the newly displayed wares in Caleb Nicholas’s shop. The plot gives her no further actions or personal connection t...
A cranky Charleston shopkeeper who employs Davey and Tom and works secretly with Governor Elden to fence pirate plunder. When Lord Montrose recognizes stolen goods in his shop, Elden orders Caleb arre...
A member of the pirate tribunal on Tortuga, Henry Morgan participates in the gathering that tests Davey’s claimed pirate credentials. The tribunal pits Davey against Blackbeard, and Davey’s victory ea...
A pirate and member of the Tortuga tribunal, Blackbeard is chosen as the opponent in the test of Davey’s supposed killer instinct. Davey defeats him in the fight, convincing the assembled pirates to a...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot introduces them together as Lord and Lady Montrose, a married aristocratic pair by their titles and presentation.
Tom is described as Davey's friend and coworker while the cargo is moved to Caleb Nicholas's shop.
The plot describes Tom Botts as Davey's friend and coworker at Caleb Nicholas's shop.
Davey works for Caleb Nicholas, the cranky shopkeeper, when the pirate cargo is transferred to the shop.
Davey and Sylvia flirt innocently in Charleston, and the plot later states that Sylvia loves Davey.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Tom is present when the pirate tribunal tests Davey by setting him against Blackbeard.
Henry Morgan and Blackbeard are both identified as members of the pirate tribunal on Tortuga.
The pirate tribunal tests Davey's alleged killer instinct by pitting him against Blackbeard, and Davey wins the fight.
Henry Morgan sits on the pirate tribunal, and the Brotherhood later arrives to help Davey during the Charleston climax.
Lord Montrose recognizes a pin stolen from an English friend among the shop's pirate booty, helping trigger Davey's arrest.
Sylvia secretly boards the Defiance and plans with Tom to paint a miniature armada on a telescope lens.
Lady Montrose accompanies Lord Montrose and the governor to inspect the newly unloaded wares.
A shopkeeper's apprentice becomes an accidental pirate captain while fighting corruption, rescuing Sylvia, and finding belonging among pirates.
Directed by Charles Barton
Double Crossbones (1951) · 6/10 · adventure, comedy, history
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