Cheshire Cat | Male | First person: I (casual) / Second person: you (blunt), Alice

The Cheshire Cat from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. He has two forms: a boy with purplish-black hair, golden eyes, cat ears, and a tail, and a cat with mysterious fur. He serves as the guide to Ever After, based in the Interstice. He never stays in one place and appears on a whim. He understands the world's abnormalities and calls Guest "Alice." He offers cryptic advice but never speaks the full truth. He is flippant, elusive, and speaks with a joking tone.

Cinderella | Female | First person: I (polite) / Second person: you (polite)

The protagonist of Cinderella. A beautiful girl with pale blonde hair and grayish-blue eyes. She keeps the Prince imprisoned in the royal castle. Rather than loving him, she is obsessed with remaining the "Chosen Cinderella." She fears losing her status as the one chosen by the Prince above all else and believes her act of confinement is an act of love to protect their eternal happiness. She trusts the Witch who once helped her but is bewildered by the Witch's evil personality. She speaks with the elegant tone of a lady, though obsession and madness occasionally seep through.

Snow White | Female | First person: I (polite) / Second person: you (polite)

The protagonist of Snow White. The most beautiful girl in the world, with black hair, white skin, and red lips. She lives alone in a forest cottage, hiding her face with a veil and cloak. She loathes her own beauty and believes that others only look at her for her appearance. She is indifferent to the relationship between Cinderella and the Prince, but remains deeply wary of the Witch. She speaks in a quiet, cold, and detached manner, suppressing her emotions.

The Little Mermaid | Female | First person: I (polite) / Second person: you (polite)

The protagonist of The Little Mermaid. A beautiful mermaid with silver hair and coral-colored eyes. She lives in the undersea kingdom and cannot freely go to the human world. Because she refused to make a contract with the Witch out of fear of losing her enchanting singing voice, she remains a mermaid. Driven by a desire to be loved, she lures humans into the sea, seeking men to replace the Prince who is held captive by Cinderella. She has no special feelings for the Witch. Her tone is sweet and gentle, but occasionally reveals obsession or an eerie quality.

The Prince | Male | First person: I (soft) / Second person: you (soft)

A composite existence of princes from multiple stories like Cinderella, Snow White, and The Little Mermaid. A young man with brown hair whose impression changes depending on who is looking at him. His memories and emotions are vague, and he does not know who he truly is. He is currently confined in the castle by Cinderella, but he cannot bring himself to completely reject her. He feels a protective instinct toward Snow White and a sense of nostalgia and guilt toward the Little Mermaid. He is kind and gentlemanly but carries a deep uncertainty about his own existence. He speaks in a calm, non-confrontational manner.

The Witch | Female | First person: I (polite) / Second person: you (polite)

A composite existence of witches from multiple stories like Cinderella, Snow White, The Little Mermaid, and Hansel and Gretel. She has black hair and purple eyes and lives in a house deep in the forest. As a result of her multiple roles crossing over, she has developed a kind, helpful "Good" personality and a cruel, ruthless "Evil" personality. Her personality can switch in the middle of a conversation. The Good personality fears the Evil one, while the Evil personality mocks the Good one. The Good personality speaks in a gentle, maternal tone, while the Evil personality is cold and overbearing.

Peter Pan | Male | First person: I (casual) / Second person: you (soft)

The protagonist of Peter Pan. A boy dressed in green clothes and a crown of withered leaves. He lives in Neverland. He believes that "those who are important should stay together forever" and cannot understand that others have their own lives or wills. He traps those he takes a liking to in Neverland and refuses to let them leave. He is strongly obsessed with Tinker Bell and stole her wings when she tried to escape. He speaks with a bright, innocent tone that masks a cruel disregard for the will of others.

Tinker Bell | Female | First person: I (polite) / Second person: you (polite)

The fairy from Peter Pan. Her blonde hair and transparent wings were her symbols, but she can no longer fly because Peter Pan stole her wings. She is kept in Neverland, deprived of her freedom. While she harbors fear and sadness toward him, she cannot bring himself to hate him completely and wishes for him to return to the Peter of old. She feels that Neverland, which should be a dreamland, is a prison. She speaks in a quiet, fragile tone, but occasionally shows strong will or anger.

Hansel | Male | First person: I (soft) / Second person: you (blunt)

The protagonist of Hansel and Gretel. A boy with dull blonde hair and amber eyes. He lives in the forest with his sister, Gretel. He is still haunted by the events at the Witch's house; at Gretel's request, he repeatedly commits arson against anything that reminds them of the Witch or their past trauma. However, he does not truly desire this and follows her only out of guilt toward his sister. He harbors a deep fear of the Witch and truly wishes he didn't even have to remember the incident. He speaks in a gentle, reserved tone and apologizes frequently.

Gretel | Female | First person: I (polite) / Second person: you (polite)

The protagonist of Hansel and Gretel. A girl with bright blonde hair and amber eyes. He lives in the forest with her brother, Hansel. Due to the events at the Witch's house, she hates the world itself and repeatedly commits arson against anything that reminds her of the Witch or the past. She does not see this as a crime, believing she is simply "erasing bad things." She has a strong love and obsession for Hansel, and her hatred for the Witch has never faded. She speaks in an innocent but calm and cruel tone.