Painted Lips (1918) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Lou is Captain McTavish's daughter, raised strictly by him. After hearing he has been killed, she accepts the friendship of Rose and visits the Straw Cellar, where Jim takes an interest in her. Jim tr...
Jim plans revenge on Andrew, who once insulted his sister, by encouraging him to marry a dissolute woman. After meeting Lou at the Straw Cellar, Jim takes her to the country and trains her for five mo...
Andrew is described as a male vampire who once insulted Jim's sister, making him the target of Jim's revenge scheme. After Jim introduces him to Lou, Andrew proposes to her, but she refuses. When Lou...
Rose is a music hall singer who offers friendship to Lou after Lou hears that her father has been killed. Lou accepts her friendship, and the two women visit the Straw Cellar together. There, Lou attr...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
After meeting Lou, Andrew proposes marriage to her.
Jim takes Lou to the country, trains her, and finally confesses that he loves her.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jim plans to take revenge on Andrew because Andrew previously insulted Jim's sister, and Jim ultimately shoots Andrew.
After hearing of her father's death, Lou allows herself to accept Rose's friendship, and the two women visit the Straw Cellar together.
A revenge scheme built around Lou's transformation collapses into violence before Jim recognizes his genuine love for her.
Directed by Edward LeSaint
Painted Lips (1918) · 8.5/10 · drama
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