Antonia Petrella

Clan	Ventrue
Position	Keeper
Status	3+1
Domain	Atlanta
Coterie	???
Society	{{{Society}}}
Path	Humanity 000
Player	Jen

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Overview

Alias(es): Toni Petrella

Real Name: Antonia Maria Petrella

Apparent Age: mid-twenties

Concept: Anarchist DJ

Physical description: Toni has long, dark hair and Italian features. She always wears dark sunglasses, long sleeves, black armwarmers, and a fedora. Even on her publicity photos, Toni wears a black hat with skulls on it and huge tinted goggles.

Detailed Status:

• Acknowledged
• Capable by Prince Charles McMillian of Atlanta
• Tested by Prince Charles McMillan of Atlanta
• Honorable by position of Keeper

Known History

Toni is a very young kindred. She was raised in Detroit, Michigan in a very large, extensive traditional Italian Catholic family. She regularly claims to have 15 siblings. Those who are confirmed are Guido Petrella, a recently embraced Toreador, and Izzy Petrella who died in 2009 and had a clinic built in her honor. Explainations of Toni's family get pretty complex pretty early on, usually beginning with her parent's divorce. Most commonly mentioned relatives are her Aunt Maria, a nun, and her Uncle Frank who arranged for her college education.<bk>

Toni's DJing carrer tended to center around Detroit and New York City for the first couple of years until she was transferred to Atlanta by her boss. There she was embraced and eventually created her Media outlet, Otherwise Media. She expanded from this point into many directions. One of her first recording stars was David Blanchett of Clan Toreador.<bk>

Toni lives in a black stone villa fondly called "Dontgonearthe Castle" and at one point held gathers there. She has held the position of Keeper of Elysium for over a year now.

Coterie

No known

Allies

• David Blanchett
• Sarah Walters

Enemies

None known

Sire

Carl DeLuna

Childer

None.

Broodmates

Unknown

Soundtrack

• "Fortunate Son" by Credence Clearwater Revival
• "Paint it Black" by Vanessa Carlton
• "Kids in America" by The Muffs
• "I Should Be Allowed to Think" by They Might be Giants
• "My Generation" by The Who
• "Rockstar" by Nickelback
• "Bleed it Out" by Linkin Park
• "R.O.C.K. in the USA" by John Mellencamp
• "Fashion Victim" by Green Day
• "Never Never Land" by Pink Fairies
• "Mr. Radio" by Electric Light Orchestra
• "I Love Rock n' Roll" by Joan Jett
• "Rockin' in the Free World" by Neil Young
• "Teenage Wasteland" by The Who
• "Someday Never Comes" by Credence Clearwater Revial
• "Private Radio" by Vanessa Carlton
• "Fame" by Irene Cara
• "I Wanna Rock and Roll All Night" by Kiss
• "Spirits in the Material World" by The Police
• "She Works Hard for the Money" by Donna Summer
• "Get the Party Started" by Pink