The Cricket (1917) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
The Cricket as a Child
(played by Zoe Rae) — protagonist
The title character of the film, portrayed as a young girl by Zoe Rae in the early part of Cricket's life.
Saveline
(played by Fred Warren) — supporting
Caesar
(played by Harry Holden) — supporting
Pinglet
(played by Winter Hall) — supporting
The Cricket's Mother
(played by Gretchen Lederer) — minor
The mother of the title character, Cricket.
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The Cricket's Mother → The Cricket as a Child
(mother)
Caesar → Pinglet
(Professional Colleague) — Professional co-stars sharing screen time in the ensemble cast.
Saveline → Pinglet
(Professional Colleague) — Professional co-stars sharing screen time in the ensemble cast.
Saveline → Caesar
(Professional Colleague) — Professional co-stars sharing screen time in the ensemble cast.
Story Analysis
The supplied material confirms the film and its principal cast but does not contain enough scene-level information to reconstruct the narrative.
Plot Progression
A Documented Film
— The reference establishes the film's title, American origin, director, studio, genre, and 1917 release. It does not provide scene-level plot information.
The Young Protagonist
— The available character information identifies The Cricket as a Child as the protagonist. No specific childhood incident or conflict is described in the supplied reference.
Supporting Cast
— Saveline, Caesar, and Pinglet are listed in the cast information. Their individual actions and relationships are not described in the available material.
Pascal Across Time
— Pascal is represented by separate boy and adult roles, indicating a change in age within the listed character framework. The reference does not explain the associated events.