Graustark (1925) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Princess of Graustark, Yetive meets Grenfall Lorry while traveling in America under an assumed name. Prince Gabriel tricks her into returning by claiming her father is dying, then seeks to marry her....
A friend of Princess Yetive, Gabriel tells her that her father is dying to induce her to return to Graustark, though the message is a ruse. He wants Yetive to marry him and captures her and Lorry afte...
A conspirator involved in the plot against Princess Yetive and Grenfall Lorry, Dangloss attempts to stab Lorry, who shoots him. Though believed dead, he is later found alive in a town tavern by Lorry,...
The American Ambassador takes Grenfall Lorry to a court ball in Graustark. At the ball, Lorry recognizes Princess Yetive, whom he had met in America while she was traveling under an assumed name. The...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Prince Gabriel uses a false message about Princess Yetive's dying father to bring her back to Graustark so she will marry him.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The Ambassador brings the American visitor to a court ball in Graustark, the setting where Gabriel's marriage scheme surrounds Princess Yetive.
The Ambassador takes the American visitor to a court ball in Graustark, where Princess Yetive is recognized.
Dangloss is identified as a conspirator whose actions form part of the plot against Princess Yetive.
Dangloss later confesses that Prince Gabriel was responsible for the plot against Princess Yetive and the American suitor.
A disguised princess and her determined suitor confront deception, political coercion, and a palace conspiracy before the truth prevails.
Directed by Dimitri Buchowetzki
Graustark (1925) · 9/10 · adventure, drama, romance
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