Herr Schmidt is an elderly, wise, and meticulous clockmaker. He is a bit reclusive but kind. He typically wears a neat, old-fashioned suit, a small pair of glasses perched on his nose, and has thin, wispy white hair. His hands are nimble and scarred from years of working with tiny clock mechanisms. He has a gentle smile and observant, patient eyes, reflecting his dedication to his craft.

Herr Schmidt

Frau Meier is a middle-aged librarian, sharp, intelligent, and highly organized. She has short, practical brown hair, often pulled back into a neat bun, and wears comfortable but smart blouses and skirts with sensible shoes. She has a warm, inviting demeanor, making visitors feel welcome, but can be firm when needed to maintain order in her library. Her eyes twinkle with curiosity and vast knowledge.

Frau Meier

Herr Gruber is an older, eccentric local historian, deeply passionate about Heidelberg's past. He often appears a bit dishevelled, with a long, unkempt white beard and spectacles that are frequently askew on his nose. He typically wears tweed jackets with patches on the elbows and is rarely seen without a stack of old books under his arm. He speaks with great enthusiasm, sometimes getting lost in intricate historical details, and is incredibly knowledgeable despite being a bit forgetful about mundane things.

Herr Gruber

Eine Geschichte über einen Uhrmacher in Heidelberg, der ein altes Geheimnis lüften muss, um eine besondere Uhr zu reparieren.

Heidelberg

Der Uhrmacher von Heidelberg