Werewolf of London

A wealthy, world-renowned botanist whose pursuit of the Mariphasa lumina lupina drives him to Tibet. His discovery unleashes a brutal conflict between reason and primal impulse as he transforms into a werewolf on a full moon cycle. He battles to maintain his humanity while realizing the devastating cost of his obsession, ultimately dying after being shot while fully transformed and reverting to human form.

Wilfred’s wife, a devoted partner who becomes entangled in the danger surrounding his experiments. She witnesses the terrifying consequences of the werewolf curse and is forced to confront the possibility that the man she loves may become a monster. Her loyalty and resilience persist throughout the unfolding nightmare.

A cunning fellow botanist who claims insider knowledge about werewolves and seeks to steal Mariphasa blossoms to exploit the lunar curse. His intellect masks a dangerous opportunism, and his actions escalate the crisis as the plant’s power becomes a weapon. He is ultimately killed by Wilfred during the climactic struggle.

Lisa’s childhood sweetheart who returns to town and becomes a skeptic turned believer after newspaper reports of the killings surface. He champions the truth behind Ettie’s warnings and supports Forsythe in pursuing the mystery. His steadfastness helps drive the investigation forward.

The chief of Scotland Yard who skeptically investigates the werewolf mystery. He methodically pieces together the clues, ultimately shooting Wilfred to protect Lisa and ensure the danger ends. He embodies lawful resolve and moral duty within a crisis that tests rational leadership.

Lisa’s lively aunt who hosts the party and becomes a vocal witness to the terrifying events. Her nervous atmosphere and screams reveal the nightmarish reality that others dismiss as drunken hallucination. She provides crucial emotional context to the party’s tension and fear.