Crispin

Crispin was a young boy living in San Diego and one of the sacristans of its church alongside his brother Basilio. After being accused of stealing from the church's coffers, Crispin was punished by the head sacristan and Padre Salvi.

History
Born the son of Sisa, Crispin and his brother, Basilio, eventually became sacristans for the San Diego church. In 1881, on All Saints' Day, Crispin and his brother rang the bells in the San Diego church. Having been accused of stealing two gold pieces by the sacristan mayor, Crispin related his worries to his brother. When the sacristan mayor suddenly arrived and began beating them, Crispin was unable to escape while Basilio fled. He later went missing, presumably killed by the sacristan mayor and Padre Salvi.

Personality and Traits
Crispin was described as a clever boy, making up riddles.