The cruel Austrian bailiff installed by King Albert to suppress Swiss dissent. Known for his tyrannical decrees, including the helmet bowing law, he challenges William Tell to an apple-shooting contest and attempts to assault Bertha. Though wounded by Tell's arrows during his retreat, he captures Tell's son as a hostage before ultimately being spared by Tell at the boy's insistence.
The central protagonist and tyrannical antagonist locked in a life-or-death struggle.
Loyal subordinate who executes the bailiff's tyrannical commands.
The tyrant who suppresses and ultimately eliminates the noble rebel.
The bailiff who coldly kills a surrendered civilian to maintain control.
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