Roped (1919) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Cheyenne Harry is a wealthy ranch owner who marries Aileen after his cowboys place a newspaper ad seeking him a wife. When Mrs. Judson-Brown steals their baby and falsely tells him the child has died...
Aileen is Harry's wife and the mother of their child. Her mother, Mrs. Judson-Brown, takes the baby and misleads Harry about Aileen's feelings and the child's fate, helping drive the couple apart. Whe...
The butler serves Mrs. Judson-Brown and plays a pivotal role in Harry's search for his family: he informs Harry that the baby is still alive. This news leads Harry to find the child and reunite with A...
Ferdie Van Duzen is described as wealthier than Harry and is the man Mrs. Judson-Brown wants Aileen to marry. Her efforts to break up Aileen's marriage to Harry are motivated by this plan. The plot su...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot describes an attempt to make Aileen marry the wealthier Ferdie Van Duzen.
The plot states that Cheyenne Harry marries Aileen Judson-Brown, and they later have a child together.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot says that Aileen's mother tries to break Harry's marriage so Aileen can marry the wealthier Ferdie Van Duzen.
The Butler sends Harry news that his baby is still alive.
A marriage survives social ambition, child theft, and deception before the family reunites and leaves for the West.
Directed by John Ford
Roped (1919) · 7/10 · comedy, western
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