Yellowbeard (1983) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The adult son of Yellowbeard and Betty, raised as a gentleman by Lord Lambourn. With the treasure map tattooed on his head, he joins the pirate quest, gets pressed into naval service, leads a mutiny,...
A Royal Navy officer and head of the Secret Service. He extends Yellowbeard’s sentence, relentlessly pursues the pirate, and uses deception like flying a French flag to intercept enemies. He arrives a...
A botanist who hides the escaped Yellowbeard and helps plan the Jamaica expedition disguise. He uses botanical extracts to paralyze enemy soldiers during the fortress assault. He assists in rescuing D...
Yellowbeard’s cunning second-in-command who originally planned the treasure heist. After Yellowbeard cuts off his hand, Moon betrays him, spies on him for years, and later usurps command of the Lady E...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Clement commands a frigate while Hughes commands the Lady Edith during the parallel naval pursuit.
Moon informs Hughes about Dan and helps him arrest the group, then engineers a mutiny and takes control of the ship.
Captain Hughes arrests Dan for conspiracy to mutiny after Moon informs him that Dan is the pirate's son.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Clement pursues the group traveling under the botany expedition disguise, which includes Dr. Gilpin.
Clement reaches the island with marines while El Nebuloso controls a fortress there and holds the treasure map's target location.
Moon pursues the treasure independently while Commander Clement follows the same trail and arrives at the island during the final struggle.
Dr. Gilpin uses a botanical extract to paralyze El Nebuloso's soldiers during the assault on the fortress.
Moon's men arrive at the island after El Nebuloso's fortress has captured Dan, and the competing groups enter a sword fight.
Dan travels with Dr. Gilpin on the disguised botany expedition and later participates in the rescue assault on the fortress.
Commander Clement repeatedly pursues Dan's group, intercepts their voyage, and later arrives at the treasure island.
Moon engineers a mutiny and later fights Dan on the island, driving him toward the acid pool.
El Nebuloso captures Dan inside the island fortress and holds him hostage while trying to discover the treasure's location.
A reluctant heir follows a tattooed treasure map through betrayal, mutiny, and family conflict before claiming freedom at sea.
Directed by Mel Damski
Yellowbeard (1983) · 5.6/10 · adventure, comedy
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