The Infidel (1922) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
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During Lola's confession, Mead discovers that he is her father but chooses not to reveal the truth.
Cyrus shields Lola from the attentions of the Nabob of Menang.
Cyrus is attracted to Lola, and Lola lures him while playing her assigned part before developing respect and concern for him.
Haynes hires Lola to play a part in his castaway scheme, but she later realizes that he has deceived her.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Mead dies trusting Cyrus to care for Lola after Lola has been converted.
Haynes plans to break the hold of the mission people on Cyrus, while the Nabob leaves the Christians at their mercy during the uprising.
The Nabob becomes a party to Haynes's scheme to weaken the mission and restore slavery.
The Nabob joins Haynes's scheme while Cyrus is left connected to the Christian mission and later seeks help against the uprising.
Haynes tries to force Cyrus to sell his copra interests and later fools him into boarding the schooner to sign papers.
Haynes planned the castaway stunt with Lola and the sailor Chunky.
Lola and Chunky are cast upon Menang together as part of the stunt planned by Haynes.
A staged deception on Menang becomes a moral awakening, a struggle against exploitation, and a costly rescue.
Directed by James Young
The Infidel (1922) · 8/10 · drama
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