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| “ | Humans are beautiful. But that beauty soon fades. That is the law of this world. But I have overturned it. After years of research, I have found "eternal beauty". A body that will never fade even in death. A body as fresh as when they were still alive. They have eternal beauty within their grasp. | „ |
| ~ Alfred explaining that he found a way to preserve beauty. |
Alfred Drevis is the main antagonist of Mad Father. He is a scientist and Aya's father.
Appearance[]
Alfred has short brown hair, with matching eyes often obscured by his glasses. He mainly wears a black shirt under a white lab coat, long pants, and dress shoes. In a flashback, he wears a black suit with a green tie.
Personality[]
Alfred is a psychopathic mad scientist whose main transfixture is preserving what he deems beautiful. Because of this, he has a habit of luring others to be with him to help them, only to later experiment on them and turn them into human dolls. Starting his murderous habits when young with animals, Alfred also keeps a large collection of his own experiments, and will stop at nothing to pursue his own needs, regardless of if who is standing in his way is a loved one. He also is unfaithful, cheating on his wife Monika with his assistant.
Despite these bad qualities, there is a lighter side to him. He spares those who could be useful to him (even if they often don't stay alive for long), and valued his daughter's innocence so much he tried to keep her pure and was very protective of her.
Biography[]
When Alfred was a child, he killed animals and hid their corpses in his dresser. His mother found out about him killing animals and scolded him for it. Her scolding angered him and he, in a fit of rage, killed her with a knife. He then wiped the blood off her face and thought that her dead face was very pretty, thus sparking his obsession with preserving beauty by killing. Alfred then ran away from his home out of fear, and then began a killing spree after becoming addicted to seeing dead people’s faces.
Some time after that, but before the events of the game, he met a woman named Monika. The two fell in love and eventually married, settled into a mansion, and had a daughter named Aya. Alfred began "experimenting" in the basement, killing people and turning their corpses into dolls.
One day, he found a homeless orphan named Maria lying on the street. He took her home, intending to make her his next experiment. After seeing her skill at medical care and healing, though, he changed his mind and made her his assistant instead. When Maria grew older, the two began to have an affair.
Alfred began to fear that Aya was going to become a murderer when she grew older. Not wanting her beauty and innocence to be tainted, he planned to turn her into a doll, just like his subjects. Monika found out about this, and furiously told Alfred she was going to leave him and take Aya with her. To prevent this from happening, Alfred killed Monika and turned her into a doll. Monika was sick at the time, so Alfred told Aya that she had succumbed to her sickness.