Victor and the Secret of Crocodile Mansion

A curious and brave boy who moves with his family into the grand mansion. With detective instincts, he explores secret passages, deciphers Cecilia's diary, and pieces together clues. He faces his fears and learns that the truth about Cecilia's death may be stranger than fiction.

Victor's teenage sister who shares his curiosity and backs him up as they uncover clues in the mansion. She helps him piece together Cecilia's diary pages and supports his investigations. She remains loyal while the mystery deepens the family secrets.

Victor's grand-cousin whose life ended tragically on the mansion's staircase decades earlier. Her diary and wax-crayon drawings haunt the story, hinting at a hidden meaning behind the murals and mirrors. Cecilia's presence is felt through memories and clues she left behind.

The gruff, elderly housekeeper who guards the mansion's routines and its secrets. She resents Victor's questions and insists nothing is amiss, but her guarded responses suggest she knows more than she admits. Her behavior keeps the mystery simmering as suspicion falls on her and others.

The middle-aged son of Frau Debisch, portrayed as a hesitant, milksop figure with a knack for dodging questions. His passivity contrasts with Victor's bold inquiries, yet he becomes a potential link to the family’s hidden past. He seems to carry secrets that could change everything.

The shady neighbor whose presence hovers around the mansion's shadows. He knows more than he says and his laid-back demeanor hides a willingness to spill information when pressed. His involvement adds an undercurrent of danger to Victor's investigation.

The elderly friend of the grand-uncle who tends to speak too much after a few drinks. His loose lips and past stories provide a few crucial breadcrumbs, though he may not fully understand the consequences of sharing them. He remains a source of both knowledge and risk.

The family patriarch who is away from the mansion during the events, leaving Victor and his sisters to handle the mystery on their own. His absence pushes the children to take initiative and trust their own instincts.

Victor's mother, who travels with the rest of the family, leaving the mansion under a caretaker's care. Her absence creates tension but also space for Victor to act, fueling the family drama and the mystery.

The younger police officer who, along with others, becomes involved as the mystery deepens. His presence marks the formal investigation into Cecilia's death and aids Victor’s quest for truth.

The older police officer who represents the institutional investigation around Cecilia’s death. He interacts with Victor, potentially guiding or questioning him as the clues unfold.

The Uncle Gustav, who is part of the family circle and carries his own stories and hints about Cecilia's fate. His presence in the mansion adds to the chorus of memories that shape the mystery.

The local priest whose appearances hint at moral and spiritual dimensions of the mystery. His conversations with the family fill in context about loss and belief.