The Unholy Garden

Suave English thief who engineers the heist and navigates a web of loyalties inside the hotel. He is a master of manipulation, using charm to court Camille while concealing the plan from the others. Ultimately, he double-crosses the crooks to ensure his escape, showing a moral flexibility that earns him both love and danger.

Crude American accomplice with a fondness for women and a knack for getting into trouble. He quickly inflates the danger by blabbing the plan to Eliza, sparking a chain of suspicions. He remains loyal to Hunt to the end, chasing his cut from the loot while hoping for a chance at romance.

The Baron's young, innocent relative who becomes the target of the romance plot. She is compassionate and trusting, drawn to Hunt despite the danger of involvement with criminals. Camille's loyalty and vulnerability drive the emotional core of the story and influence the loot's fate.

A blind, elderly hotel resident who guards a stash of stolen money. He is suspicious and dignified, insisting that the money is rightfully his. His discovery of the missing cash ultimately leads to his murder, setting the final chain of events into motion.

A resident who becomes entangled as Smiley falls for her and confides his boss's plan. She acts as a catalyst, helping to reveal the scheme and influence the crooks' actions. Her reactions reflect the tension between desire, fear, and survival in the hotel.

The Baron's brother who arrives with an offer of amnesty if the money is returned. He acts as a rival ally, negotiating the future of the loot and threatening to expose the truth. His presence heightens the stakes as the criminals weigh loyalty against their own interests.