Character Relationships in The Daring Years

Susie LaMotte (played by Mildred Harris) is a protagonist in The Daring Years. Susie is a fickle young cabaret singer who becomes involved with university student John Browning while secretly romantically involved with boxer Jim Moran. After Moran accidentally shoots himself during a struggle with John, she blames John and allows him to be convicted. Pressed by Moran's widow, Mary, she eventually confesses the truth. John Browning (played by Charles Emmett Mack) appears in The Daring Years. John is a university student who becomes romantically involved with cabaret singer Susie LaMotte despite his mother's wishes. He discovers Susie with boxer Jim Moran, and Moran accidentally mortally wounds himself during their ensuing struggle. John is tried, convicted, and sentenced to death, but is pardoned after Susie reveals the truth.

Character Relationship Map: The Daring Years

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Story Analysis

A concealed affair leads to a false accusation, a threatened execution, and a confession that restores John's freedom.

Plot Progression

  1. A Dangerous Affair
  2. The Hidden Betrayal
  3. A Fatal Accusation
  4. The Interrupted Execution
  5. Truth Sets Him Free

Directed by Kenneth S. Webb

The Daring Years (1923) · 10/10 · drama

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