The antagonist who takes pleasure in creating chaos and discord within the town, driven by an insatiable greed for wealth.

The eldest orphan known for her logical approach and dedication to improving the lives of others, particularly through her research and storytelling.

The philosophical second-oldest orphan with mismatched eyes who explores multiple perspectives to understand the world around him.

An action-oriented orphan who steps up to take on additional responsibilities during challenging times and unintentionally triggers major events in the story.

A young orphan with a special affinity for stories, representing the archetype of a storyteller within the fairy tale genre.

The husband of the Matron of the Orphan House who bravely rescued books from a fire, embodying the idea of living fully despite his injuries.

A town resident who is swayed by the Mayor's influence but demonstrates a more compassionate side when helping during a crisis.

A crow associated with the Ogress who is shunned by other crows for prioritizing the town’s welfare over traditional crow behavior.

An omniscient narrator of the story that holds all knowledge and represents boundless wisdom without human biases.

A voice of reason and community leader who steps up to organize the town and assist the Orphan House, later assuming a leadership role.

Representatives of non-traditional families who rely on the older orphans, highlighting themes of growth and responsibility.

The adult in charge of the Orphan House, exhibiting leadership while gradually allowing the younger generation to take on more responsibility.