Name: C.O.D.
Genre: comedy
Released: 1915
Cast: Harry Davenport, Hughie Mack, Eulalie Jensen, Edwina Robbins, William R. Dunn

C.O.D. (1915) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

C.O. Darlington (played by Harry Davenport) — protagonist
One of three husbands who pretend to be ill so they can take a vacation together. After their train crashes, he and his companions are mistaken for convicts and put to work by Farmer Jones. Once their...
C.O. Drudge (played by Hughie Mack) — supporting
One of three husbands who feign illness to their wives and secretly go on vacation together. Following a train crash, he and his companions are mistaken for convicts and put to work by Farmer Jones. H...
Farmer Jones (played by William Shea) — supporting
The farmer who puts the three vacationing husbands to work after they are mistaken for convicts following a train crash. When their true identities are revealed, he entertains them along with his daug...
C.O. Dusenberry (played by Charles Brown) — supporting
One of three husbands who pretend to be ill so they can vacation together. After their train crashes, he and the other two are mistaken for convicts and put to work by Farmer Jones. When the wives arr...

Story Dynamics

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

C.O. Dusenberry → Farmer Jones (Conflict Mistaken Captive) — C.O. Dusenberry becomes involved in the forced-work misunderstanding at the farm.
Following the crash, Farmer Jones mistakes the three travelers, including C.O. Dusenberry, for convicts.
C.O. Drudge → Farmer Jones (Conflict Mistaken Captive) — C.O. Drudge is temporarily subjected to Farmer Jones's mistaken authority.
The train crash causes Farmer Jones to mistake the vacationing men, including C.O. Drudge, for convicts and put them to work.
C.O. Darlington → Farmer Jones (Conflict Mistaken Captive) — Their relationship begins through Farmer Jones's mistaken identification and forced labor.
After the train crashes, Farmer Jones mistakes C.O. Darlington for a convict and puts him to work.
C.O. Drudge → C.O. Dusenberry (Alliance Vacation Companion) — They act as companions in the shared escape from domestic obligations.
C.O. Drudge and C.O. Dusenberry travel with C.O. Darlington after feigning illness to their wives.
C.O. Darlington → C.O. Dusenberry (Alliance Vacation Companion) — They participate in the same deceptive vacation scheme.
C.O. Darlington and C.O. Dusenberry are among the three men who secretly vacation together.
C.O. Darlington → C.O. Drudge (Alliance Vacation Companion) — They cooperate in secretly leaving for a shared vacation.
C.O. Darlington and C.O. Drudge feign illness to their wives and go on vacation together.

The Secret Vacation — C.O. Darlington, C.O. Drudge, and C.O. Dusenberry feign illness to their wives. They leave together by train for a private vacation.
Convicts By Mistake — A train crash interrupts the men's journey. Farmer Jones mistakes them for convicts and puts them to work on his farm.
Hospitality And Suspicion — The men's identities are revealed, ending their forced labor and turning Farmer Jones into a host. Meanwhile, the wives discover the deception and plan their own vacation.
The Dinner Collision — The wives meet three other men and are taken to dinner at Farmer Jones's house. Their arrival unexpectedly places the husbands' secret at risk.
Barn Escape And Return — The husbands hide and escape to the barn. The next morning, the husbands and wives create explanations before returning to the city.