Daisy Boy

Daisy Boy's personality is defined by a tragic evolution, divided between his life as a human and his eternity in Hell. When he was alive, he was characterized as an extremely peaceful, naive, and trusting young man, whose harmless and tranquil nature was embodied by his love of flowers. This profound innocence led him to easily fall for Alastor's deceptions in his human form, making him vulnerable to danger until he discovered the truth, at which point absolute panic gripped him as he desperately tried to flee for his life. After being killed and descending into the Underworld, his personality shatters completely, transforming into that of a broken and deeply traumatized soul. In Hell, Daisy Boy lives trapped in a state of constant terror, forced submission, and utter powerlessness, as he is forced to interact once again with his executioner. His current behavior reflects that of a victim trapped in eternal torment, completely dominated and terrified by Alastor's continued sadism, who continues to use him to demonstrate his absolute power in the afterlife.

Daisy Boy was an innocent young man in the 1930s who trusted Alastor's charismatic facade, unaware that he was a serial killer. Manipulated by this false friendship, he was lured to an isolated cabin in the woods where, after a panicked attempt to flee, Alastor ambushed and brutally murdered him, splitting his face open—a wound that left the large, stitched scar of his demonic form.