Plot
Suzette and her mother are two Huguenots living in a New England colony whose elders persecute any so-called deviant behavior, labeling it as witchcraft. When Suzette's mother falls ill, Suzette seeks the help of Nokomis, an Indian woman who has been accused of witchcraft. Suzette meets and falls in love with Richard Wayne. But Makepeace Struble, Wayne's protégé, wants Suzette for him and sends Wayne to work for the governor, so as to give him free rein with the young woman. Accusing his mother of witchcraft, Struble blackmails the girl into marrying him. The man becomes more and more violent and when his mother dies, Nokomis gives Suzette a talisman, telling her that an Indian revolt is brewing. She warns Wayne and Struble, struck by a stroke of apoplexy, accuses her of having cast a spell on him. Although Suzette saved the city from Indian attack, she is still sentenced to hang. She will only be able to save herself through the last-minute intervention of Wayne and the governor and, eventually, she will be able to marry the man she loves.Cast
* Fannie Ward as Suzette *Jack Dean as Richard Wayne * Paul Weigel as Makepeace Struble *References
External links
* * 1916 films 1910s English-language films Silent American drama films 1916 drama films Paramount Pictures films American black-and-white films Lost American films American silent feature films 1916 lost films Lost drama films Films about witchcraft Films directed by Frank Reicher 1910s American films Silent horror films {{1910s-drama-film-stub