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In the New York home of James Broad Frederic receives a wireless from his father. Lydia Desmond informs her fiancée that the message announces the marriage and orders preparations for an immediate homecoming. Broad's bride arrives and shows hostility to his son. Lydia and Mrs Desmond are unsettled by Hindú servant Ranjab, while Brood’s jealousy grows. Frederic recalls his father’s tales of magic, Yvonne lures him, and the household reels with trickery and fears. Frederic confronts his father during a stormy night, the fate of the family hinging on a deadly choice.
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New York
James Broad
Frederic
Frederica
Lydia Desmond
Orderara
Desmond
Lydia
Brood
Mre
Rood
Njab
Mra
Prederlo
Ranjab Innig
Ifraderic
Rand
Dawas
Riggs
Antly
Ran‘aife
Yvonne Ga
Yvonne
Fraderia
Brogd
Lydian
Orat
Alther
Mr. Riggs
Mr. Dawes
Mr. Brood
Mrs. Brood
Mrs. Desmond
Mra. Brood
Yvonne Broad
James Brood
Mrs. Broad
Walt
Yvonne Lestrange
Tam
Yeu
Ranjab
Sahib
Sahibah
Broad
Yvoque
A Mother Intervenes In A Desmond Family Crisis
Mrs Desmond races to James Brood’s home as Frederic and his father clash over a brutal family confrontation. Yvonne Broad reveals a mix of pride and fear while Lydia, driven by fear of disaster, waits for morning to decide Frederic’s fate.
Family Secrets Break Through in Tense Room
James Broad confronts Frederic in Lydia and Yvonne’s tangled history as a hidden photograph reveals a mother’s face. Frederic claims his mother loved him, while Broad reveals a shocking truth about paternity as light exposes a day photo of Matilde. The room tightens with guilt, anger, and long buried revelations.
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Broad
Brood
Matilde
Frederic
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