Haghi (played by Rudolf Klein-Rogge) is a protagonist in Spies.
The primary antagonist, a respectable bank director secretly leading a powerful criminal organization. He orchestrates espionage, blackmail, and theft to acquire a secret Japanese-British peace treaty. Kitty (played by Lien Deyers) appears in Spies.
A destitute young woman taken in by Dr. Matsumoto. She steals the secret treaty while he sleeps, causing his disgrace and subsequent suicide. Lady Leslane (played by Hertha von Walther) appears in Spies.
An opium-addicted woman blackmailed by Haghi to betray her husband's knowledge of the secret treaty negotiations.
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Characters
Haghi
(played by Rudolf Klein-Rogge) — protagonist
The primary antagonist, a respectable bank director secretly leading a powerful criminal organization. He orchestrates espionage, blackmail, and theft to acquire a secret Japanese-British peace treaty...
Kitty
(played by Lien Deyers) — supporting
A destitute young woman taken in by Dr. Matsumoto. She steals the secret treaty while he sleeps, causing his disgrace and subsequent suicide.
Lady Leslane
(played by Hertha von Walther) — minor
An opium-addicted woman blackmailed by Haghi to betray her husband's knowledge of the secret treaty negotiations.
Key Relationships
Lady Leslane → Lady Leslane
(Narrative Addicted Victim)
Kitty → Kitty
(Narrative Desperate Opportunist)
Haghi → Haghi
(Narrative Secret Mastermind)
Lady Leslane → Kitty
(Social Parallel Pawn)
Haghi → Kitty
(Power Indirect Manipulator)
Haghi → Lady Leslane
(Conflict Blackmailer)
Story Analysis
A complex web of deception, blackmail, and treaty theft orchestrated by a dual-identity criminal mastermind.
