Jim Bludso (1917) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
An engineer returning to Gilgal after the Civil War, Jim finds that his wife has left him and their son. He grows fond of Kate Taggart, but forgives Gabrielle when she returns. After Gabrielle's dying...
Jim Bludso's wife, Gabrielle has left him and abandoned their son for another man. After that man dumps her, she returns to Jim, who forgives her and resumes their married life. Mortally wounded in th...
The constructor of Gilgal's levee, Ben Merrill knows it will not withstand the coming flood. He deliberately causes it to fail and plans to blame the disaster on Jim Bludso and Banty Tim. Gabrielle's...
The daughter of a storekeeper in Gilgal, Kate takes pity on Jim Bludso when he returns to town and discovers that Gabrielle has left him. She and Jim develop a fondness for one another. After Jim surv...
Jim Bludso's sidekick, Banty Tim returns with him to Gilgal after the Civil War. When Ben Merrill deliberately causes the levee to fail, he plans to blame the catastrophe on Jim and Banty Tim. Tim is...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Gabrielle's dying words identify Merrill as the man who wooed her away from her family.
Kate takes pity on Jim, and the two develop a fondness for one another. Jim returns to Gilgal to marry Kate.
The plot identifies Gabrielle as Jim's wife. After she returns, Jim forgives her and resumes their married life.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Merrill plans to blame the catastrophe caused by the failed levee on Jim and Banty Tim.
Merrill deliberately causes the levee to fail and plans to blame Jim and Banty Tim. Jim later fights Merrill aboard the Prairie Bell.
Jim returns to Gilgal with his sidekick, Banty Tim, and Merrill later plans to blame both men for the levee catastrophe.
A Civil War veteran faces marital betrayal, engineered catastrophe, and violent confrontation before finding redemption and a new marriage.
Directed by Tod Browning, Wilfred Lucas
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