Faith (1916) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Faith is Helen's daughter, raised in an orphan asylum after John Thorpe concealed her birth and told Helen that the baby had died. Guided by her belief that life is ultimately good, she helps people a...
John Thorpe is Helen's father and the family patriarch. Angry that Helen secretly married a man he disapproved of, he hid her newborn daughter Faith in an orphan asylum and falsely told Helen the baby...
Helen is John Thorpe's daughter and Faith's mother. She secretly marries a man her father disapproves of, and after her husband is killed, she confesses the marriage when she is expecting a child. Joh...
Laura is John Thorpe's seventeen-year-old stepdaughter and the daughter of his second wife. Raised under the same strict discipline he imposed on Helen, she becomes involved in a secret love affair. A...
Mrs. Thorpe is John Thorpe's second wife and Laura's mother. When Laura's secret love affair ends badly and Laura steals money from John's safe, Faith assumes responsibility in order to protect Laura'...
Mark Strong is a former brilliant lawyer who has fallen into dereliction and becomes Faith's friend after she brings kindness to the neighborhood. When he learns that Faith has been blamed for the the...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
John treats his seventeen-year-old step-daughter Laura with the same rigorous discipline he imposed on Helen.
Faith assumes guilt for Laura's theft in order to save Laura's mother.
Fifteen years later, Thorpe has married again, and Laura is described as the daughter of the house.
John is Helen's father, while Faith is revealed to be Helen's daughter through Mark Strong's investigation.
Helen's baby is placed in an orphan asylum without her knowledge, and later investigations disclose Faith's parentage.
Helen is secretly married to a man John Thorpe disapproves of, and John reacts furiously when she confesses the marriage.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Mark's investigation discloses Faith's parentage and John Thorpe's roguery.
Faith has been kind to the neighborhood and has won Mark Strong, a formerly brilliant lawyer, as a friend.
Faith assumes responsibility for the stolen money specifically to save Laura's mother rather than Laura.
When Laura steals money from Thorpe's safe after her clandestine affair causes trouble, Faith assumes the guilt.
A hopeful orphan's self-sacrifice exposes a buried family secret and restores a mother-daughter bond.
Directed by James Kirkwood Jr.
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