Summary
Charlie, a wiry drifter portrayed by Billy West, lodges in a weather‑worn boarding house perched on a bustling harbor where salty mariners swap yarns over clanking mugs. The proprietor’s teenage daughter, a bright‑eyed blossom of innocence, becomes the target of a ruthless sea captain who schemes to whisk her away for ransom. In the ensuing chaos, Charlie is drawn into the orbit of a ragtag gang of thieves led by the steely‑voiced Stanton Heck. Their plans, riddled with double‑crosses and sudden betrayals, force Charlie to oscillate between reluctant accomplice and reluctant hero. As the tide of events rises, alliances shift, motives are laid bare, and the boarding house transforms from a sanctuary of respite into a crucible of moral reckoning. The narrative crescendos with a daring confrontation on the dock, where loyalty is tested, redemption is seized, and the sea’s indifferent roar underscores the fragile humanity of each character.
Synopsis
Charlie (West) stays at a seaside lodging house frequented by sailors. He gets involved with a gang of crooks when a sea captain attempts to kidnap his landlady's daughter.
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