Alternate naming for Gretel Grimm in sequel.
Their sibling bond is strained by opposing choices but remains central to the ending.
The character profile identifies Hansel as Gretel's twin brother, and the plot follows their final fight before they walk away together.
Mason's death directly affects Gretel and exposes the danger surrounding her bakery.
Gretel tells Hansel that Mason was murdered in her bakery and suspects that a witch was responsible.
Gretel uses Willy as leverage during her conflict with Hansel.
Gretel kidnaps Willy, and Hansel later receives hostage pictures showing Gretel and Willy.
Jacob becomes one of Gretel's direct victims after discovering clues about her actions.
Gretel attempts to hypnotize Jacob and then kills him with brute force when the hypnosis does not work.
Cthonia initially tries to control Gretel through threats and a conditional bargain.
Cthonia offers Gretel control of Lilith's bakery in exchange for Hansel's head and threatens to kill Gretel if she refuses.
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