She lectures the two on how Ivlet is dangerous, and shoos them out of her Police Station. He and The Player are then startled as Ada enters the building. Once at the Police Station, Victor comments that Ivlet appears to be fast asleep. He then takes The Player to see the wolf for themself. Upon hearing that The Player has not previously heard of Ivlet, he explains who Ivlet is as well as that he's recently been caught and being held in North Pawville's Police Station. Along the way, he stops The Player to ask if they've heard of the wolf Ivlet. Victor first mentioning Ivlet to The Player while in South Pawville.Īt the beginning of the game, Victor visits The Player's home in South Pawville and asks them to go outside to play with him. Victor also personally describes Von Barkley as "strong, brave, and cool."īoth The Player and Victor roleplay as Von Barkley at some point during the events of the game. Von Barkley is never given a physical description, but is instead described as a villainous master robber.
Victor has his own original character named Woofenstein Von Barkley.
Victor commenting on Von Barkley being his own creation. He also displays a genuine good heart, feeling remorse for pressuring The Player into falling for Ivlet's trap and choosing to remain in the Police Station cage for the remainder of the game as he feels he deserves the punishment. While playing "robbers" with The Player, he expresses a moment of doubt in which he seems unsure as to whether or not the result of burying his items in the sand is a good idea. He's very quick to encourage The Player to hang out and play with him as well as encourage them to take somewhat dangerous actions under the assumption that things will turn out fine.ĭespite his need for play, Victor has a nervous streak in him. Victor comes off as a playful young character who largely just wants to have fun.
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