The Duke of Death and His Maid — Characters & Cast

To lift the deadly curse so he can hold Alice’s hand, embrace her, and protect everyone he loves.

Begins as a traumatized, self-loathing young nobleman resigned to death and solitude. Supported by Alice and new companions, he discovers inner strength, musical talent, and deep empathy. In Season 3, he travels into the past as a reconciler to understand and heal his tormentor, ultimately relinquishing his aristocratic title to live happily as Alice's husband.

To offer unwavering companionship and warmth to Viktor, ensuring he never feels unloved or abandoned.

The daughter of Sharon Lendrott, Alice was saved in childhood and took on the maid role to remain by the Duke's side. She initially hides deep grief over her comatose mother beneath a playful, sensual exterior, but gradually learns to express her genuine vulnerabilities, becoming an equal partner through all trials.

Originally to revive Sade and preserve witch safety, evolving into a desire for peace and genuine acceptance.

Initially introduced as an intimidating witch leader seeking Sharon's body to revive her twin sister Sade. As her grief and insecurities over her scarred face are unveiled, she softens through her comedic bond with Walter and her alliance with the Duke, becoming a crucial protector.

To live freely without being hunted and to protect the sanctuary they found with the Duke.

Zain (a time-magic bird-witch) and Cuff (a fiery half-witch/half-human) flee witch persecution and find refuge at the manor. Zain overcomes his cowardice to master his time magic for Viktor's temporal journey, while Cuff learns self-acceptance and trust.

Absolute, unconditional loyalty to Viktor’s well-being and happiness.

The Duke’s aging butler who steadfastly refused to abandon the cursed boy during his exile. Rob acts as a surrogate father figure whose bad back and one-eyed deadpan humor bring steady comfort and stability to the manor.