Character Relationship Map: Seven Slaps

Characters

• Daisy Terbanks (played by Lilian Harvey) — protagonist
• William Tenson MacPhab (played by Willy Fritsch) — protagonist
• Wennington Laskett (played by Oskar Sima) — supporting
• Astor Terbanks (played by Alfred Abel) — supporting
• Mr. Strawman (played by Ernst Legal) — supporting
• Bankangestellter (played by Ernst Behmer) — supporting
• Ernie Earl of Wigglebottom (played by Erich Fiedler) — supporting
• Detektiv (played by Josef Reithofer) — supporting
• 3. Bankdirektor (played by Otto Stoeckel) — supporting

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• William Tenson MacPhab → Bankangestellter (Professional Client) — William deals with the bank employee
• Daisy Terbanks → 3. Bankdirektor (Professional Contact) — Daisy has contact with the bank director
• Wennington Laskett → Detektiv (Power Manipulator) — Wennington manipulates the detective
• Astor Terbanks → Wennington Laskett (Professional Business Partner) — Astor and Wennington have business dealings
• Daisy Terbanks → William Tenson MacPhab (Romantic Love Interest) — Daisy and William have romantic feelings for each other
• Daisy Terbanks → Astor Terbanks (Family Father) — Daisy is the daughter of Astor Terbanks

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• William Tenson MacPhab → Ernie Earl of Wigglebottom (Social Friend) — William and Ernie are friends
• Daisy Terbanks → Mr. Strawman (Social Acquaintance) — Daisy knows Mr. Strawman socially
• William Tenson MacPhab → Wennington Laskett (Conflict Rival) — William and Wennington are rivals for Daisy's affection

Story Analysis

A romantic comedy set in London with rivalries and misunderstandings

Plot Progression

1. London Arrival — Daisy arrives in London with her father Astor, setting the stage for romantic complications.
2. Romantic Entanglements — Daisy meets William, but their budding romance is threatened by the arrival of rival Wennington.
3. Conspiracies and Misunderstandings — Wennington schemes to separate Daisy and William, leading to a major misunderstanding.
4. Truth and Reconciliation — The detective uncovers the truth, allowing Daisy and William to resolve their differences.