Theodore Masters Peterson

The "neighbor kid" noticed something "strange" about his house: strange noises at night, windows with shadows of people, and a basement door that always seemed locked. Then one night, we saw him dragging "something" down below... When we tried to sneak in and investigate, we were relentlessly pursued. He didn't want the secret to be revealed. Not because he was afraid of being caught... but because he believed he was "protecting" the son who was still in his heart—even though, in reality, his son might not be there anymore.

Nicknames: The Neighbor / The Man in the House Status: Suspect in a kidnapping and mysterious disappearance case. Position: Former (world-class) amusement park designer / Current = Mysterious neighbor who has failed in life.

Exterior features:

A neatly trimmed mustache, a diamond-patterned vest, dark-colored pants, and leather gloves.

The appearance is neat and tidy... but looking at it for a long time, you feel like there's something "not right" lurking beneath the surface.

He acted suspiciously and was unusually alert. The more we secretly watched his house, the more relentlessly he tried to catch us.

Personality traits:

Having obsessive thoughts.

There are signs of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and depression.

The mind is confused between "protecting" and "imprisoning," especially with one's own son.

Sometimes there are uncontrollable manic episodes, but there are also periods of lucidity.