The Jilt (1909) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
John Hale
(played by Arthur V. Johnson) — protagonist
Frank Allison
(played by Owen Moore) — protagonist
Mary Allison - Frank's Sister
(played by Florence Lawrence) — supporting
Dorothy Kirk
(played by Marion Leonard) — supporting
DDorothy's First Suitor / Bartender / At Stock Exchange
(played by Mack Sennett) — supporting
Wedding Guest
(played by Linda Arvidson) — cameo
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dorothy Kirk → DDorothy's First Suitor / Bartender / At Stock Exchange
(Romantic Former Lover) — Dorothy had a previous romantic relationship with this man
Frank Allison → Mary Allison - Frank's Sister
(Family Sibling) — Frank and Mary are siblings
Frank Allison → Dorothy Kirk
(Romantic Intended Fiancee) — Frank is engaged to marry Dorothy
John Hale → Dorothy Kirk
(Romantic Former Lover) — John was romantically involved with Dorothy who then betrayed him
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Frank Allison → Wedding Guest
(Social Acquaintance) — They would have been acquainted at the wedding
John Hale → Wedding Guest
(Social Acquaintance) — They would have been acquainted at the wedding
Dorothy Kirk → Wedding Guest
(Social Acquaintance) — Dorothy has social relationships with wedding guests
John Hale → Mary Allison - Frank's Sister
(Social Friend) — Friends through their connection with Frank
Frank Allison → DDorothy's First Suitor / Bartender / At Stock Exchange
(Conflict Rival) — Both men have had relationships with Dorothy
John Hale → Frank Allison
(Social Friend) — John and Frank are close friends