Rough Waters (1930) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A motorcycle-riding police officer and Rinty's owner. He arrives at the hut after receiving Mary's note, gets wounded by the gangsters, but later successfully handcuffs them with Bill's help.
The young daughter of Captain Thomas living in a fishing hut. She is in love with Cal Morton and cleverly uses Rinty to pass a distress note to him while held hostage by disguised gangsters.
An elderly, immobile man who owns the fishing hut. He and his daughter Mary are captured and held hostage by the gangsters who have taken over their home.
A police ally who assists Cal Morton in apprehending the gangsters and successfully handcuffs them after Rinty prevents their boat escape.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Mary as Captain Thomas's young daughter, and both live together in the fishing hut.
The plot states that Mary is in love with Cal Morton.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Cal responds to the note sent from the hut and later helps secure the gangsters who have taken over Captain Thomas's home.
After the dog prevents the gangsters' boat escape, Cal handcuffs them with Bill's help.
A robbery-driven hostage crisis is resolved when Mary's secret signal brings Cal into the conflict and the injured dog stops the gangsters' escape.
Directed by John Daumery
Rough Waters (1930) · 9/10 · drama
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