The Snow Creature

A rational scientist leading the Himalayan expedition, focused on botanical collection but increasingly drawn to the Yeti as evidence emerges. He initially resists Subra's aggressive approach, yet is forced to go along with the sherpas while seeking opportunities to subvert Subra's control. His stance shifts toward humane, scientific interest that culminates in the decision to transport the Yeti for study, arguing for the creature's value alive.

Sherpa leader who asserts authority over the expedition and insists the Yeti is real. His capture of Subra's wife and coercive tactics escalate the conflict, driving a power struggle with Parrish. He fights to pursue the creature, and his actions contribute to the cave-in that seals the fate of the female Yeti and her young, showcasing a ruthless, desperate leadership.

Photographer whose documentary zeal and photos of the Yeti spark public interest and commercial opportunities. He benefits from selling images, contributing to the sensational narrative that surrounds the expedition. His work amplifies the tension between scientific inquiry and media-backed sensationalism.

A mysterious Yeti inhabiting the mountain refuge, capable of aggression as it hurls stones and evades capture. It becomes the central subject of scientific curiosity and public fear, ultimately leading to a dramatic pursuit through city sewers. The creature is portrayed with a blend of danger and pathos, challenging the notion of it as merely an animal.

A law enforcement figure involved in tracking and containing the Yeti within the city. He embodies the tension between public safety and the ethical treatment of a known creature, coordinating responses as the creature roams urban areas and is captured in the sewers.