Allayne Norman (played by Barbara Castleton) is a protagonist in The Net.
A woman whose husband Bruce is a drunkard and gambler. After Bruce kills her cousin, she falsely identifies an amnesiac man as her husband to protect her son from being labeled a murderer's child. She later falls in love with and marries the man after he regains his memory. Bruce Norman (played by Raymond Bloomer) is a protagonist in The Net.
Allayne's abusive husband and a gambler. He kills her cousin during a confrontation, plants his own identification on a nearby amnesiac man, and flees. He later returns to kill the man who has taken his place but is shot instead. The Man (played by Alan Roscoe) appears in The Net.
An amnesiac who enters the studio. He is mistakenly identified as Bruce Norman by the police due to planted documents. He lives with Allayne, eventually regains his memory, is cleared of wrongdoing, and marries her.
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Characters
Allayne Norman
(played by Barbara Castleton) — protagonist
A woman whose husband Bruce is a drunkard and gambler. After Bruce kills her cousin, she falsely identifies an amnesiac man as her husband to protect her son from being labeled a murderer's child. She...
Bruce Norman
(played by Raymond Bloomer) — protagonist
Allayne's abusive husband and a gambler. He kills her cousin during a confrontation, plants his own identification on a nearby amnesiac man, and flees. He later returns to kill the man who has taken h...
The Man
(played by Alan Roscoe) — supporting
An amnesiac who enters the studio. He is mistakenly identified as Bruce Norman by the police due to planted documents. He lives with Allayne, eventually regains his memory, is cleared of wrongdoing, a...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Allayne Norman → Bruce Norman
(Family Husband)
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Allayne Norman → The Man
(Alliance False Witness)
Bruce Norman → The Man
(Conflict Frame-up Victim)
Story Analysis
A tale of identity theft, mistaken justice, and unexpected romance born from a fatal crime.
Plot Progression
Domestic Turmoil & Flight
The Stolen Identity
Deception & Hidden Truths
Confrontation & Resolution
Directed by J. Gordon Edwards
The Net (1923) · 8/10 · crime, drama, mystery, romance
