Victor

(Note: The information on this page is severely outdated!)

(Trigger Warning: Mentions of bullying, self-harm, incest and pedophilia, child abuse)

Victor (no last name given) is one of the main characters of the Siren and Sir web series. He is a teenage rodent boy that attends Oakdale Wells High School along with Sir, Cora, and others. He is Sir's main bully and the first antagonist in the series.

In Sir's coma, after the death of his mother, he is commanded by his father, Mr. Tim to make Sir's life "a living hell", and is assisted by his best friend and (later) lover, Chad in doing that.

Appearance

Victor is a tall, young male rodent with warm tan colored fur, peach colored muzzle and inner ears.

He has a light-brown, short flat top, and large rectangular eyebrows of the same color. He has a cylindrical head, large D-shaped ears, dark brown angry eyes, a large pink stubby nose, buckteeth, and a long pink tail.

He wears a yellow hooded jacket with a black t-shirt underneath, and navy blue tights that end below his knees. He sometimes wears a pair of yellow and black headphones.

Personality

Although Victor seems to be pointlessly cruel to his weaker classmates for his own amusement, he admits in a voicemail to Sir that he thought the things between them (pranks, arguments, fights) were "all in good fun". If the voicemail is viewed as a trick to get Sir in a vulnerable place, Victor is also manipulative.

Victor displays clear confidence and foolish audacity in his power. We can see this demonstrated visually in how he carries himself and how he is posed. This is likely because of how much he has been able to get away with before and during the series.

His cruelty to animals is questionable, as he is seen giving a puppy water tainted with the drugs that Pete gave to him, and laughing to himself. However, later the same puppy can be seen being kicked in the face by Chad. This could imply that this dog was adopted by Victor or being taken care of by him, as its presence on school grounds is odd since wild animals do not frequent areas with large gatherings of people unless there's an incentive (like being fed by said people).

Victor seems to be more emotionally vulnerable than one would initially think. He confides to his Captain's Logs about his deepest, most intimate thoughts, as well as things that would likely set off a police detective's radar(such as a threat against Mr. Tim's life). He also cries after being hurt, as we see after his fight against Sir, and the day he was hanging up posters the same as Cora. Despite this, when confronted by Sir about his self harming, he initially denies knowledge of what Sir's talking about. What happens after this conversation is not made clear.

Victor doesn't seem to have a strong understanding of how proper healthy relationships function. Despite Chad's forceful behavior with him, he continues to be friends with him and eventually develops a crush on him. If the voicemail is to be taken as genuine, Victor thinks that his behavior deserves to be or can be forgiven at all. If the voicemail is taken as a manipulation tactic, it adds to Victor's cruel nature. Any explanations for why this is have not been given.

Despite all of this, Victor is still very much a fun loving guy. Sir remarks after a day at school that, "...Victor farted when the teacher asked if anyone had any questions. It was so funny and Mr. Tim didn't know who did it but laughed too. It made Victor happy."

Early Life

Nothing is clearly known about Victor's childhood. It can be assumed that he has lived the majority or all of his life in Oakdale Wells with his biological mother in the trailer park in poverty.

In Sir's Coma

In Sir's coma, it can be assumed that along with his biological mother, he was also living with his step-father, Pete for more than six years. It can also be theorized that Victor has experienced various types of abuse at the hands of his step-father. Pete's evangelical preaching has likely affected his parenting style and way of discipline, as well as other interactions with Victor. Pete's physical abuse of his step-son has been witnessed, though the reason for Pete's behavior at that time was not given. Religious trauma (with Christianity) is also possible, as well as sexual abuse, based off of Sir's traumatic experience with the man in early childhood, as well as later behavior from Pete.

This has likely caused Victor various amounts of traumatic stress that has been coupled with the brutal loss of his biological mother at a young age, about 8-10. Victor reveals to Sir that he's been attending therapy sessions at Dr. Schwartz's office since 2014, after surviving a horrible car accident that killed his biological mother. After the death of his mother, he began living with his biological father, Mr. Tim and step-mother, Mrs. McPherson.

As Pete later appears at Oakdale Wells High School in a meeting with Victor and Sir once visits Victor at his trailer, it's possible that there may be a joint legal custody agreement in place. Though this may also have been later dissolved or appealed, likely due to Pete's abusive behavior and/or future attempted grooming of a young child and subsequent imprisonment. Mr. Tim's threat to send Victor back to "that trailer park" alludes to his knowledge of the situation with Victor's step-father.

Education

Resident school bully of Oakdale Wells High School. With Mr. Tim (his math and science teacher) being his father, it can be assumed that Victor's grades in these classes (or even others) have improved. In the comment section of a July post, Sir says that Victor is "Head Dragon". This most likely means that Victor is Sir's main bully, or the source of all his problems. There's also the possibility that this is literal, as the school mascot of Oakdale Wells High School is a Red Dragon. This would imply he's a possible captain or MVP on the school sports team, or even Head Boy(though that's unlikely).

Family Situation

Before her alleged death, Victor's biological mother used to wake him up(for school and/or church), much to Victor's dismay. Her missing the water bill prior to September 25, 2019 caused the water to get shut off in their trailer, causing Victor to have to brush his teeth with the water at school. He admits this to Sir, and according to Sir's caption, "...it was obvious he didn't want to share more than that."

In Sir's Coma

It is revealed by Daniel that Pete is his biological father. Pete later comes to Oakdale Wells High School and ends up whipping Victor with a wooden pointer stick in front of Mr. Tim. Pete was then forcefully escorted off of school grounds by the school resources officer.

After Victor's mother possibly passed away sometime between September 23, 2019 and December 14, 2019, Victor moved in with Mr. Tim and his current wife. This strange situation can be made sense of by recalling that Mr. Tim told Sir while in the hospital that he was Victor's real father.

In Victor's voicemail to Sir, Victor refers to Pete as his step-dad and Mrs. McPherson as his mom. (Whether this is a plot-hole or simply Victor's preference is unclear, seeing as how at this point Victor's biological mother is established to be dead.) Notably, when talking about Pete in said voicemail, Victor says that: "You know how hard things have been in my life with what happened to all of us because of my step-dad," implying that he's endured similar abuse to Sir.

Financial Situation

Victor is very poor, and insecure about that fact. Sir has called Victor a "trailer trash piece of shit" while arguing, highlighting his living situation being less than ideal. Although Victor has said to Sir that he doesn't like ice cream, he was depicted staring sadly at ice cream. This implies that he was lying to Sir, and the reason he avoids ice cream is because he is either not able to afford it, has a bad relationship with the food, or chooses to refrain from indulging when the money could be better spent elsewhere.

This contrasts Sir's mother's ability to buy Sir ice cream on most weekends. He was also shown digging through the trash, and brushing his teeth at school due to his water being cut off. In Sir's coma, Victor remarks in his first Captain's Log that it "sucks being poor," highlighting his misery.

Coping Methods

Victor self harms to cope with his situation, as revealed and recorded by Sir. While his "situation" isn't clearly stated, it can be from a combination of factors, such as mental illness, stress, school environment, social environment, (possible grief over the death of his mother if this was after her passing) and home environment.

In his voicemail to Sir to help "extend an olive branch" to him, Victor admits that he has been dealing with his own inner demons. This explains his behavior and reason for self harming to Sir. It has not yet been made clear where these inner demons come from, but it may be a result of that being his only outlet due to not being able to afford therapy or medication, or something to due with other inner struggles, such as similar sexual trauma to Sir by his step-father, Pete.

Struggles with Sexuality

Chad's behavior with Victor has been incredibly romantically charged over the course of their knowing each other. From confessing his love, to kissing him at Cora's New Year's party, and giving him an extravagant Valentine's Day gift. (There is also the underlying layer of interpreting all of Chad's actions as having a romantic motive.)

As a result of his increasingly more intimate relationship with Chad, Victor begins to question his sexuality deeper when he realizes that he "needs him" after Chad was absent from school (and the story) for almost three weeks. Proceed to the next two days, Victor then sees Chad pull up to school with nurse Cindy in the passenger seat, very obviously just finishing giving him oral. Victor appears very angry, shouting, "Fuck!" Sir incorrectly assumes that this is because Victor wanted a ride to school from Chad instead of having to take his bike.

It is heavily implied that Victor reported nurse Cindy to the police (out of jealousy) to eliminate his competition for Chad's heart. He later purchases illicit magazines aimed at both men and women to assist himself with figuring out what excites him. He concludes that he enjoys the magazines featuring men more. Despite that, he also questioned a magic eight-ball if he's gay. The magic eight-ball answers with the flame emoji(🔥). Three frogs then appear and chant, "You are gay." (This can be interpreted as Victor's imagination as a result of the magic eight-ball's answer.)

Relationships

Family

Unnamed biological mother - Victor's mother is a woman who woke him up regularly.

(In Sir's coma) In mid-December, Sir reveals she has passed away at an unclear time. After her passing, Victor moved in with his apparent biological father, Mr. Tim. Months later in a conversation with Sir, Victor later explains that this was six years ago, and was because of a fatal car accident that Victor survived. Victor mentions that he's over Mr. Tim "fucking around" with her in his first Captain's Log.

Pete - (In Sir's coma) Pete is Victor's physically abusive and toxic step-father. He gave Victor the drugs used to poison Mr. Tim and a puppy.

Timothy McPherson - (In Sir's coma) Mr. Tim revealed to Sir that he is Victor's biological father, and later became his guardian when Victor moved in with him and his wife after the death of his mother. Victor refers to him as his dad in his voicemail to Sir, and also comments that he's over him "fucking around" with his mom in his first captain's log, referring to his biological mother despite the existence of his step-mother.

Mrs. McPherson - It can be assumed that as a member of the Oakdale Wells High School faculty (in the front office) that Mrs. McPherson and Victor are acquainted, as Victor gets into trouble frequently.

(In Sir's coma) Mrs. McPherson is Victor's step-mother, though she's separated from his father.

Kristen - (In Sir's coma) Kristen is Mr. Tim's former mistress and girlfriend. She is the mother of Victor's almost-step-brothers, Sir and Daniel and the former wife of his step-mother's boyfriend.

Sir - (In Sir's coma) Sir is Victor's step-mother's boyfriend's son, making them almost step-brothers. They were almost going to be step-brothers through his father's relationship with Sir's mother.

Daniel - (In Sir's coma) Daniel is Victor's father's former girlfriend's son and the son of his step-mother's current boyfriend, Matt, making them almost step-brothers.

Matt - (In Sir's coma) Matt is Victor's father's former girlfriend's ex-husband, his step-mother's boyfriend, and his almost-step-brother's (Sir and Daniel) father. On the day that Matt was released from prison, Victor asked Sir if Matt got the "soap on a rope" he sent him while he was in prison. In a drug-induced episode, Matt is seen naked at school in front of many students, including Victor, while next to Chad.

Love Interest(s)

Chad - (In Sir's coma) From the moment of Chad's introduction as the mysterious new kid, the pair seemed to be closer to each other than what is typical for recent friends. Victor consistently sharing important information with him while bragging, which supported Sir's theories on his misdeeds. Saying things such as, "Let's just say, the problem isn't a problem anymore. All the evidence has been destroyed. I can get out of anything." and "They got nothing on me!" to the new kid implied that this fresh relationship had more going on behind the scenes that what Sir was able to gather. Implying that Victor is bragging for the sake of bragging, or sought approval from a peer he simply had a particular affinity for.

When Chad is first physically seen by Sir at the mall, him and Victor are together. Sir says that he, "...thought it was bad dealing with just Victor, but he's been hanging out with the new kid and causing trouble all over town. At first I thought he'd [Victor] be distracted and leave me alone. Well, today they both came up to me in the mall." When Victor said to Sir, "I wonder what that marble would look like down there with you splattered all over it," and they both laughed. Sir's reaction was that he: "...told him [Victor] that that they make a cute couple and to make sure I get an invite to the wedding. Yeah, then I ran like hell." While it is clearly just a homophobic gripe from Sir designed to get at Victor, it sets up future interactions between Chad and Victor to be seen in a different lens. These kinds of comments can change the dynamic of relationships, and it isn't out of the question to assume this may have planted a seed in both of their minds.

At Cora's New Year's party, Chad kisses him before the ball even drops. The two are standing next to each other and smiling before Chad does this. In response, Victor pushes him away and wipes his mouth, which Chad reacts to, appearing incredibly sad. The aftermath of this is never seen. However, despite this blunder from Chad, the two can still be seen together only two days later on their bikes, laughing and smiling, kicking over trash cans. Sir comments, "Victor and the new kid must be out creating chaos all over Oakdale... I was hoping he wasn't a jerk like Victor, but it seems like they're best friends now. He seemed like a cool guy. All the girls seem to like him." This is strange to hear after witnessing the New Year's party kiss and Victor's reaction to it, but no further explanation is given on the situation.

When winter break is almost over, Sir comments, "Tomorrow is the first day back at school and I'm a little worried about Chickter... that's what I started calling Chad and Victor. I'm going to hide my meds under my tongue and spit them out ...so I can think straight at school and avoid these pirates." Combining the names of two characters is a common ship name convention in fandom, and Sir relayed one directly.

After Chad pushed Victor to floor in the middle of the hallway in school, Sir says, "So I witnessed Chad push Victor down to the floor today in the hall between 2nd and 3rd period. He tried to laugh it off, but you see it hurt his little feelins'. Chad is a pretty stacked idiot, so it'll be interesting to see what happens next." Sir says that Victor's feelings are hurt by this action from Chad, and Chad himself is an idiot while also being physically strong. The point of this post implied a set up for a rift to form between Victor and Chad as a result of Chad's actions towards Victor, resulting in serious consequences (See: the golden rule). This could imply that Sir has picked up on the fact that Chad has become an ingrained and important part of Victor's life, and/or that after so many months of enduring bullying from Victor, it has finally been done "unto him" as cosmic karma.

Sir's pointing out of Chad's intelligence deficiency (which hasn't been closely elaborated on) also implies that Chad does not realize that these actions could even have consequences, and this is visually demonstrated with how Chad happily pushes Victor down, frowns angrily at him when Victor does not immediately react positively, then smiles when Victor does laugh. This all contributes to Chad being built up as a character that has a forceful way of keeping people in place, or at least lacking the self-awareness to know when too far is too far. Possibly even that there even is a "too far" to begin with. (This can also be supported by the fact that Chad is rich, kicks puppies, and might hit on people's girlfriends.)

What is also important is that Sir added #troubleinparadise to this post, furthering his "cute couple" comment he made at the mall, as this is a direct reference to the 1932 film, Trouble in Paradise. The film is about a gentleman thief and a lady pickpocket who fall in love with one another, and join forces to con a beautiful woman who is the owner of a perfume company. (Note: Victor has stolen from Mr. Tim.)

The two can be seen spending time with each other outside of school when Matt is advertising his concert, and later at the concert itself, though Victor is with Mr. Tim (which is not commented on by Sir) and Chad is seen speaking with Cora.

On a later post where both Chad and Victor tackle and spit on Sir (because they assume he snitched that they were stealing from the school store), during the title card Chad confesses, "God, I love you, Victor." To which Victor responds with a completely shocked, "What?!". This is one of the first things Chad has ever said in the series. It follows the pattern in their relationship seen in the series, of Chad making incessant romantic advances on Victor, with Victor on the receiving end of that (what was previously assumed to be) unwanted attention.

Victor does do things for Chad's attention/approval, as seen when he asks Chad to "watch this" and slingshots a rock through Sir's flower. (Notably, they're also sitting in the bushes together.)

The day after Victor receives the extravagant Valentine's Day gift from Chad (a basket that includes a teddy with a heart, a heart shaped box of chocolates, and a glass plaque that says 'Best Buds' with two hearts) he began to question his sexuality and his relationship with Chad. (This is known because at the point of Victor's second Captain's Log, it had been twenty-five days since the previous Captain's Log. Therefore, it can be inferred that instead of "Day 23" being a measure of how many Captain's Logs have been created, it is in actuality the days passed that Victor has been struggling with these feelings about Chad. He specifically says after stating the days that have passed, "Chictor certainty in unknown state.")

In his second Captain's Log, Victor talks openly about his feelings for Chad, and how he "needs him" after he's been gone from school for three weeks(Note: Chad did show up at the Presidential Debate, so Victor just hadn't seen him). He specifically says that it "drains the juice out of his hotdog". How he's been only just getting to know him better, and feels sad now that he's not around. (Notably, when Victor mentions that, "There's been some things that he's [Chad] done that are different, and I'm okay with that." which overall refers to all of what Chad has done to Victor that has been witnessed on the show, it shows a clip of Chad pushing Victor to the ground. Implying that Victor might have a masochistic side to himself that associates pain with a comfortable or familiar place. This puts Victor's self harm in a different light.) As he's finishing, he says, "I've just not felt this way about another dude, and I'm trying to process it all." Showing how Chad's behavior has deeply effected how Victor views himself and Chad. He finally asks the question, "Am I gay?" although based off of Sir's caption for the post, Victor is still thinking over the answer. Because of Chad, (and likely other factors) Victor wasn't his normal self that day.

In an unexpected turn of events only two days later, Chad pulled up to school in a brand new monster truck, rolling the window down when he stopped the car. Chad smiled, laughing and making eye contact with Victor while receiving oral from Cindy. It is later implied that Victor reported nurse Cindy to the authorities for getting in his way, as he laughs gleefully when she is escorted out of the school for statutory rape. The next day, (while Victor is shown to be holding illicit magazines, and seeing whether looking at men or women garners a psychical reaction from himself) Sir says that he's, "...not even sure if him [Victor] and Chad are friends anymore. I haven't seen them together, hardly at all." In the video, Victor says in response to the magazine with women in it, "Hm. Hm, that’s not- That’s not doin’ it." and has no physical reaction it, while frowning. In response to the magazine with men in it, he says, "Oh yeah. That’s the ticket. Oh- oh boy." and likely has a physical reaction to it, smiling to himself.

On a later post while the CORA-virus quarantine is in effect Sir says, "I thought I'd look out the window and see him ride his bike by my house or out walking with Chad, but nothing." Meanwhile, Victor was asking a magic eight-ball if he's gay. In response, the eight-ball shows him a flame emoji, and three frogs say one after the other, "You. Are. Gay!" a likely reference to the 1995 Budweiser Super Bowl commercial.

Later, on Easter, Mr. Tim comments that he thinks that Victor and Chad are too old for Easter, asking why they don't do their "little egg hunt" over the internet. Victor responds with anger, saying that he needs, "...Chad to come over for Easter..." This is notably the first time they're said to be in communication with each other after weeks of not being seen together.

On the cruise with Matt, Sir (while looking out of a porthole) saw Chad and Victor on the beach holding hands, smiling fondly at each other while speaking absolute gibberish.

During the outro of the post where Sir took Daniel to the gas station, Victor says triumphantly, "Chictor is canon, bitches!" Two days after that, Chad drove Victor by Sir's house, to which Victor then threatened Sir with a fake water gun that was modeled after a real gun. What was notable about this is that in reference to Chad's car, Sir has previously said, "Of course Chad shows up today with a brand new truck, all jacked up and customized with daddy’s money. I guess nurse Cindy needed a ride to school. I saw her get out when they pulled up. Lucky rich boy gets whatever he wants. Victor looked mad! Probably because he expected a ride to school, but had to take his bike instead." Meaning that Victor has not only finally gotten to ride in Chad's car, but coincidentally where Cindy once sat. Metaphorically and literally, he has taken her place.

The day after that, Chad invites Victor to his house for the very first time while his father is away for two days, hinting very suggestively that the two of them are going to have fun together in his absence. After that comment, Chad leads Victor into his basement, where he shows off his gun collection. Victor is not only very impressed by his house, but the fact that Chad has a basement. Even more so by said gun collection. Chad laughs in response to Victor's obvious excitement and admiration.

The next day, Victor and Chad are somewhere outside (presumably on or near his property) shooting into the water of a lake. While Victor is having a lot of fun already, Chad lets Victor know that he has a surprise for him, a "special treat," which is a propane tank he put in a tree. He promptly shoots the tank, which causes an explosion that sends Chad flying backwards into Victor, landing face down on top of him. While they are in this position, Chad smiles down at Victor, and leaned in to attempt a kiss. Victor quickly pushes him away, demanding he get off. The proceeding events are not shown. 

The day after that, Victor rides his bike by Chad's house while Chad is hosing off his truck. Chad, noticing Victor's presence, is surprised, then switches his tone to act more casual. He tells him that he'll be done with his truck soon, offering to hang out with Victor for the day. Victor initially responds positively, excited, until he then remembers yesterday's events. More specifically, the moment where Chad tried to kiss him. Chad seems to be unaware of Victor's thought process, laughing to himself. Victor, deterred by the memory, makes up an excuse about his oven, then his laundry. He then bikes away, leaving Chad disappointed. 

During a monologue about Cora, Sir is talking intensely of his romantic attraction towards her and their bond with one another. However, instead of the video itself showing romantic scenes between the two, it is showing several romantic scenes between Victor and Chad.  

Sir's monologue: "Man, we really spent a lot of time together. We even finish each other’s sentences. We shared all the same hobbies. I mean like, we like all the same things! I mean like, there were some things that bothered me, but I tried to just ignore them. Life can be confusing sometimes, but one thing’s for sure: I love her. I really do. I’m gonna find you, Cora."

It's most important to note that Sir brings up multiple things that do not have story evidence for his relationship. Sir does not spend most of his time with Cora, they have never been shown finishing each other's sentences, and they've never been portrayed as sharing similar hobbies, or any hobby for that matter. The only thing Sir says that has evidence is there being things that bothered him, which can be noted as times where Sir felt his romantic feelings for Cora were not being fully reciprocated, and instead being targeted toward Victor on two occasions, and Chad also on two occasions. It seems as though Sir is imagining the depth of his relationship with Cora, while Victor and Chad are ignoring the obvious, true intimacy of theirs.

Nine days after their last encounter, Chad drove his motorcycle through Oakdale (presumably to show Victor) and eventually reached Victor. He offers him a ride, which Victor initially declines, claiming it would "tear his asshole up". Chad insists, and Victor is then sat on the back. Holding onto the back of the motorcycle, Victor is visibly uncomfortable with the position. Chad, noticing this, takes Victor's hands and puts them around his waist, telling him, "... not like that- like this". There is then the sound of a spring door stopper used, implying that Chad and/or Victor became aroused by this sudden change. The ride continues, this time with Chad laughing to himself while Victor still groans, or possibly moans in discomfort.  

A few days later, the two are outside with each other again, presumably in Chad's backyard. They're both playing around with explosives (several of which being M-80s) and laughing. As Chad lifts up an (already lit) explosive between his fingers, he looks at Victor, and Victor is smiling at him. When Chad looks back at the explosive, Victor's expression changes just slightly enough to be much fonder. Then, the explosive blows off Chad's index finger. The finger somehow becomes lodged in his throat, and Chad begins to choke. Victor noticing both the lost finger and the choking, acts quickly, performing the Heimlich maneuver on Chad in a very suggestive fashion. He's successful, and Chad coughs out the finger, which lands on the grass in front of them. Chad begged Victor to take him to the hospital for his injury, while Victor picked up the severed finger, suggesting that it (referring to it as a "little dick finger") be put in a bag. Chad, with a surprised, "Brooo..." laughed in response.  

The two are seen together again a month later, riding their bikes together on Sir's street. Victor makes note of Sir's tree house that he's building (again) with Daniel, both insulting the two for their efforts and making plans with Chad to build their own tree house. (As Victor said to himself before, he found theirs pretty cool.) During construction, Chad hammers his index finger off again, causing it to spout blood like before, as well as fall into Victor's mouth, who chokes on it, then spits it out. As Victor previously referred to said finger as Chad's "little dick finger", this could be considered a symbolic depiction of fellatio.  

The following day, Sir confronted Victor about the arson (with Daniel riding with him). Victor takes credit for the crime, despite the fact that it was strongly implied that Mr. Tim was at fault for the destruction of their first tree house. With this in mind, there's a possibility that Victor may be using Sir's accusation as an opportunity to show off in front of Chad. In response to Victor's taunts, Chad further escalates by threatening to burn down the new tree house and assault Sir, until his finger is bitten off by Yukiko. Chad yells, and the two run away together.  

In Chad's first monologue in the series, he discusses the recent events he's experienced with Victor and how that has effected him. He refers to having bad luck in regards to the three closely occurring occasions where he's lost his index finger, but seems happy that he's able to spend time with Victor. He uses vague language when talking about "weirdness" experienced during "situations" that they were in together. Despite using the word in its plural form, the only event shown is the tank explosion before Chad attempted to kiss Victor. He brings up the fact that Victor avoided hanging out with him for a short amount of time after, but brushed it off as being the fault of Mr. Tim due to his being "a dick", which is likely because of the excuse Victor used at the time. When Chad says that he thinks they're going to go back to their regular routine, the time that Victor was riding on the back of Chad's motorcycle is shown.  

Chad's monologue uses vague language that seems almost deliberate on the part of Chad, that avoids discussing any of his more obviously romantically-coded behavior with too much depth. It lacks self-reflection and makes him seem ignorant of how his actions have effected his relationship with Victor. The monologue comes off as an attempt to ignore and brush aside the obvious, if anything else. Thus, it's suspicious how much of it is genuine ignorance, or if perhaps Chad is truly aware of what he's doing. Although, the mood of the monologue is specifically supposed to portray Chad as ignorant and foolish, so it can be interpreted either way.  

Friends

Jock 1 - Can be seen swimming alongside Victor in the "California Rocket Fuel" music video.

Jock 2 - He appears alongside Victor in the twelfth image in the art collection that comes with the digital purchase of the album, appears behind him on the album cover, and can be seen swimming alongside Victor in the "California Rocket Fuel" music video.

Amber - Amber was involved with Victor in a conversation with Incidental 1 and Jock 2 before Sir punched Victor.

Incidental 1 - This character was seen talking to Victor with Amber and Jock 2 present before Sir punched Victor.

(Formerly) Cora - The two could be assumed to be friendly with each other in the beginning of the story. In the previous school year, Sir saw Victor pass Cora a note in class(her reaction is not elaborated on, but witnessing this happen upset him). On the first day of school, Cora sits in the front row, where Victor is sitting two desks away while Sir is in a farther back row.

Despite a moment where Victor grabs Cora's wrist for an unclear reason (which Sir assumes is Victor trying to provoke him) and a moment where Victor pantses Sir in front of her, the two hold a normal conversation. Although Cora tells Sir that Victor was speaking negatively about him to her during said conversation.

After Sir discusses Cora's almost two week long silence, Victor passes Cora a note in class again. They are both smiling fondly at each other. Two days later, Cora approached Victor in the hallway and hugged him. The two part and smile at each other. Sir watches them from behind a corner at the end of the hallway, sad.

It can be assumed that after Victor poured juice on Sir, Cora decided to no longer associate with him.

(Briefly) Sir - After Sir finds out that Victor is self harming, he begins to sympathize with Victor and attempts to reach out to him. This begins a moment of peace between the two. It lasts for a week until Sir starts taking his medication again, and becomes jealous of the time he's spending with Cora.

Enemies

Sir - Longtime bully of Sir ever since he was enrolled into the school. While there was a moment of peace spanning from September 19, 2019 to October 1, 2019, it could be assumed that when Victor passed Cora a note in class that Sir saw this as a deep offense. Cora also going up to Victor and hugging him could also have contributed to that growing rift between them. Sir later has a terrifying dream wherein Spider Victor is chasing him down gleefully.

Victor and Sir arguing in the middle of the hallway in Oakdale Wells High School.

What completely killed the blossoming friendship was when Victor and Sir got into a heated argument. Sir recalled the moment as follows: "I need my mom to come check me out early. I seriously can't control myself. Victor started making fun of me and I just lost it. He started saying that my dad left because he got tired of looking at me. I probably took it too far when I called him a trailer trash piece of shit. I don't want to fight with anyone. I'm trying to fit in, but just when I think things are turning around, I sink back down. I just want to go home."

Cora - (In Sir's coma) Cora dislikes Victor after he pours juice on Sir's head during lunch.

Ms. Cindy - (In Sir's coma) Cindy angered him by having a sexual relationship with Chad, soon after he had reflected on his feelings about Chad and their relationship. He laughed gleefully when she was arrested for statutory rape. This could imply that he was the one who reported her.

Timothy McPherson - (In Sir's coma)

Trivia

1. Victor is one of multiple characters to appear on the album cover and front cover of the Siren and Sir book. He is positioned close behind Sir on his right side, and in front of Jock 2 while they are walking down the steps. He has a snarky expression on his face as he looks at Sir.
2. A fan-made account on Instagram created parodies of Siren and Sir posts from Victor's point of view under the title of Vic & Victor.
3. Pencil Victor (see: Halloween) can be seen in the "California Rocket Fuel" music video when Sir is biking through the sky.
4. Victor is among few characters consistently drawn and animated with square shaped fingertips in the show.
5. Victor is possibly left-handed or ambidextrous, as the black eyes that Sir has been seen with are positioned on the right side of his face, meaning that he was most likely struck by a left hand. He also poisoned Mr. Tim with his left hand(though initially lifted with his right).
6. Victor either deliberately or coincidentally shares a name with a brand of pest control products, (primarily mice and rat traps) Victor.
7. Although Victor lacks a confirmed last name, there are three potential last names he could have: from his mother, biological father, and step-father respectively. It is unlikely that Victor shares the same last name as his biological father. This is because it is unlikely/unconfirmed that Victor's mother and Mr. Tim were ever married, or that Victor's mother took Tim's last name (if they did). Additionally, when it was revealed that Mr. Tim was the biological father of Victor, it was implied that this was either kept a secret and/or never told to Victor (or other people) for certain reasons. Later on, when Sir reveals that Victor's mother had passed away and Victor moved in with Mr. Tim, this implied further that the two did not share this type of relationship before the point of his mother's passing, meaning Tim was estranged. Additionally, Victor's mother was married to Pete for some time before her passing in 2014, and Tim himself has been married to Mrs. McPherson for some time before October 2019 to the present day. Knowing that, it is most likely that Victor shares his biological mother's last name or Pete's last name. Although, this still doesn't exclude the possibility of Victor inheriting Tim's last name before Tim divorced Victor's mother, then being estranged/estranging himself.