
Frank Brownlee
Henry Chapple
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After dangerous factory conditions kill his son, a worker kidnaps his employer's child and raises him in a life of labour. Years later, an unexpected encounter brings the two households together again. The employer's generosity and his wife's attachment to the boy force the grieving father to weigh revenge against the damage he is continuing to cause.
William S. Hart's industrial melodrama connects workplace safety to a private cycle of retaliation. Its focus on a child made to bear an adult's grievance gives the labour conflict a moral consequence beyond the original accident.
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