Character Relationships in A Man Four-Square

Craig Norton (played by Buck Jones) is a protagonist in A Man Four-Square. The ranch owner who cuts his vacation short to resolve a cattle rustling dispute. He defends his foreman, takes refuge in a mountain cabin, stands his ground against attackers, and ultimately reconciles with his friend to win the affection of Bertie Roberts. Polly (played by Marion Harlan) is a protagonist in A Man Four-Square. Ben Taylor (played by Harry Woods) appears in A Man Four-Square. The antagonistic foreman at the Roberts ranch who accuses Craig's men of rustling and plots to capture Craig and Clanton. He endangers Bertie's life, attempts to turn Clanton against Craig over a romantic rivalry, and ultimately dies in a rustling incident. Jim Clanton (played by W.E. Lawrence) appears in A Man Four-Square. Craig Norton's loyal foreman who is falsely accused of rustling. He hides in a mountain cabin nursing a broken ankle, resists Taylor's scheme to betray Craig, and ultimately reconciles with Craig after Taylor's death. Polly's Father (played by Jay Hunt) appears in A Man Four-Square. Bertie Roberts (played by Florence Gilbert) appears in A Man Four-Square. Wallace Roberts' daughter who is in love with Craig Norton. She rides to the mountain cabin to warn Craig and Clanton of their location, becomes a target of Taylor's reckless plan, and ultimately finds happiness with Craig. Wallace Roberts (played by Frank Beal) appears in A Man Four-Square. Craig Norton's neighbor who accuses him of cattle rustling. He conspires with Ben Taylor to capture Craig and Clanton, but later fires Taylor for recklessly endangering his daughter's life during the confrontation.

Character Relationship Map: A Man Four-Square

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A Man Four-Square (1926) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Canonical Relationships

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

Story Dynamics

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

Story Analysis

A ranch owner confronts accusations, betrayal, and danger before restoring loyalty and finding love.

Plot Progression

  1. Return to a Ranch Dispute
  2. Refuge in the Mountains
  3. Fire at the Cabin
  4. A Failed Betrayal
  5. Death and Reconciliation

Directed by Roy William Neill

A Man Four-Square (1926) · 9/10 · western

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