Double Trouble (1915) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Florian Amidon / Eugene Brassfield
(played by Douglas Fairbanks) — protagonist
Florian is a shy, timid banker who loses five years of memory after being assaulted and wakes in Bakerstown believing himself to be Mr. Brassfield. As Brassfield, he strikes oil, builds a fortune, and...
Madame Leclaire
(played by Olga Grey) — supporting
Madame Leclaire is a clairvoyant who helps Florian understand and manage the split between his former self and the Brassfield identity. She places him in a trance, later intervenes when he struggles w...
Judge Blodgett
(played by Tom Kennedy) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Madame Leclaire → Florian Amidon / Eugene Brassfield
(Professional Clairvoyant Guide) — Madame Leclaire acts as the supernatural and psychological guide to Florian's transformations.
Madame Leclaire places Florian in a trance, enables his transformation into Mr. Brassfield, and later guides the merging of the two identities.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Judge Blodgett → Madame Leclaire
(Alliance Collaborator) — The judge and the clairvoyant coordinate their intervention in Florian's life.
Judge Blodgett joins Madame Leclaire in recognizing that Florian must be brought back and returns with her to Bakerstown.
Florian Amidon / Eugene Brassfield → Judge Blodgett
(Social Friend) — Judge Blodgett provides personal support and helps Florian investigate his identity.
After losing his memory, Florian enlists the help of his friend, Judge Blodgett, to understand what happened to him.
Story Analysis
A timid banker confronts a powerful alternate identity and seeks redemption by combining competence with moral restraint.
Plot Progression
The Vanished Five Years
— Florian Amidon leaves for a vacation but is assaulted, robbed, and left unconscious. He awakens in Bakerstown with no memory of his journey or a five-year gap.
The Clairvoyant Awakening
— With Judge Blodgett's help, Florian consults Madame Leclaire. Her trance reveals the identity of Mr. Brassfield, who remembers beginning an entirely different life in Bakerstown.
Oil, Wealth, And Influence
— Brassfield embraces his new identity, strikes oil, and builds great wealth. His influence grows until he is nominated for mayor, but his personal and business conduct becomes increasingly unscrupulous...
The Failed Restoration
— Judge Blodgett and Madame Leclaire decide to restore Florian and return to Bakerstown. Florian struggles with the empire Brassfield created, showing that neither identity alone provides a complete sol...
Redemption Through Balance
— A temporary return to Brassfield exposes both his competence and moral failures. Florian then saves a family, frees an innocent man, and accepts Madame Leclaire's plan to harmonize the two identities.