Gobseck (1924) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Graf Otto Hohnthal
(played by Eugen Burg) — protagonist
Jean Esther von Gobseck
(played by Otto Gebühr) — protagonist
A lead character in the 1924 German silent drama, portrayed by Otto Gebühr.
Bürovorsteher
(played by Hermann Picha) — supporting
Wirtschafterin
(played by Clementine Plessner) — supporting
A lead character in the film, portrayed by Clementine Plessner.
Hermine
(played by Lissi Lind) — supporting
Horst
(played by Ernst Hofmann) — minor
Paronon Plessnitz
(played by Gertrud de Lalsky) — minor
Gerda
(played by Evi Eva) — minor
Frh. v. Landes
(played by Emil Mamelok) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Horst → Gerda
(Romantic Pair) — Minor romantic subplot involving these two characters.
Bürovorsteher → Jean Esther von Gobseck
(Professional Subordinate) — Administrative subordinate managing Gobseck's affairs.
Graf Otto Hohnthal → Hermine
(Romantic Interest) — Likely romantic subplot between the count and Hermine.
Jean Esther von Gobseck → Wirtschafterin
(Professional Employer) — Gobseck employs the housekeeper for domestic management.
Graf Otto Hohnthal → Jean Esther von Gobseck
(Professional Financial Patron) — Central financial or business relationship between the two protagonists.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Wirtschafterin → Gerda
(Social Associate) — Female social interaction within the household or community.
Graf Otto Hohnthal → Horst
(Conflict Rival) — Competitive or antagonistic dynamic between the count and Horst.
Hermine → Paronon Plessnitz
(Social Associate) — Female social connection in the narrative.
Frh. v. Landes → Graf Otto Hohnthal
(Social Peer) — Peer relationship within the aristocratic network.
Graf Otto Hohnthal → Paronon Plessnitz
(Social Acquaintance) — Social connection within the upper-class setting.
Story Analysis
The supplied reference confirms the film's identity and cast but provides no narrative events, relationships, locations, or ending from which a plot structure can be reliably reconstructed.