The other main protagonist, Tom is adventurous and curious, driving the discovery of the story’s time portal and embracing the mystery with enthusiasm.

A central figure in the Edwardian-era storyline, Jack is initially perceived as a “boy thief” but is revealed to be loyal and courageous, with strong ties to his father.

Emma is a brave and open-minded young girl who becomes integral to the adventure; later, she is revealed to be Mrs. Moon, an elderly woman connected to the story's events.

Initially appearing as a grumpy gardener, Charlie is later revealed to play a protective role linked to the garden's magical secrets.

A dishonest servant, Crawley is the main antagonist whose actions create central conflict for the protagonists.

Sophie is Emma’s older sister, characterized by her adherence to social hierarchies and her role as an obstacle for the children.

Emma’s best friend, Lucy aids the protagonists at a crucial moment with bravery and decisiveness.

The patriarch of the Gladstone family, he represents authority but demonstrates the ability to reason and seek justice.

Mrs. Gladstone is concerned with social propriety and the safety of her children, highlighting the cultural differences the protagonists encounter.