Character Relationship Map: Border Treasure
Border Treasure (1950) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
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Ed Porter
(played by Tim Holt) — protagonist
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Stella
(played by Jane Nigh) — protagonist
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Bat
(played by John Doucette) — supporting
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Rod
(played by House Peters Jr.) — supporting
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Anita Castro
(played by Inez Cooper) — supporting
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Felipe
(played by Julian Rivero) — supporting
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Sheriff Carrigan
(played by Kenneth MacDonald) — supporting
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Pokey
(played by Vince Barnett) — supporting
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Henchman Del
(played by Lee Frederick) — minor
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Padre Tomas
(played by David Leonard) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
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Ed Porter → Stella
(Romantic Interest) — Potential romantic connection between protagonist and female lead
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
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Bat → Rod
(Alliance Partner In Crime) — Outlaw collaborators working together
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Ed Porter → Pokey
(Social Comic Relief) — Light-hearted character providing moments of levity
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Ed Porter → Anita Castro
(Unknown Uncertain Ally) — Character with ambiguous loyalties
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Ed Porter → Padre Tomas
(Alliance Moral Advisor) — Spiritual guidance and support for the mission
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Ed Porter → Felipe
(Alliance Local Guide) — Local knowledge and support in border region
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Ed Porter → Sheriff Carrigan
(Alliance Law Enforcement Ally) — Official support from local authorities
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Ed Porter → Henchman Del
(Conflict Henchman) — Minion working for the main antagonists
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Ed Porter → Rod
(Conflict Antagonist) — Secondary antagonist opposing protagonist's mission
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Ed Porter → Bat
(Conflict Antagonist) — Primary conflict between protagonist and outlaw leader
Story Analysis
Protecting earthquake relief from outlaws in the 1950 border region
Plot Progression
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The Discovery
— Ed Porter learns about the stolen treasure meant for earthquake victims and forms his team to protect it.
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The Border Chase
— The treasure begins its journey while Ed Porter and his allies pursue the outlaws across treacherous terrain.
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The Final Stand
— Confrontations escalate as both sides battle for control of the critical relief supplies.
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Restoration Hope
— The treasure reaches its destination, bringing aid and hope to earthquake victims while justice prevails.
Directed by George Archainbaud
Border Treasure (1950) · 6.5/10 · western
Content sources
Related entry on
Wikidata
(Q15613428), public domain (CC0).
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