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Revision as of 10:19, 1 April 2019
| Clan | Toreador |
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| Position | ??? |
| Status | 2 |
| Domain | Parahyba, Brazil |
| Coterie | ??? |
| Society | ??? |
| Path | Humanity 000 |
| Player | Patrick Krachinski |
Contents
Overview
Alias(es):
Theodore Campbell
Real Name:
...
Apparent Age:
25/30
Concept:
Artista e poeta do romantismo sombrio.
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Artist and poet of dark romanticism
Physical description:
Alto, esguio, pele clara, cabelos escuros curtos. Costuma utilizar lentes brancas nos olhos.
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Tall, slim and light skin, short dark hair. Usually uses white lenses in the eyes.
Detailed Status:
- Reconhecido por Alessio Rinaldi Príncipe de Ravenna
- Respeitado por Calton Kalmir Príncipe de São José dos Campos
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- Acknowledged by Alessio Rinaldi Prince of Ravenna
- Respected by Calton Kalmir Prince of São José dos Campos
Character Information
Known History
Coterie
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Allies
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Enemies
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Sire
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Childer
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Broodmates
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Character Inspirations
Edgar Allan Poe - American writer, editor, and literary critic;
Tim Burton - American filmmaker, artist, writer, and animator;
The Crow - The Crow is a 1994 American supernatural superhero film.
Soundtrack
Dead Can Dance - Opium;
Nine Inch Nails - Dead Souls;
The Cure - Last Dance;
Blutengel & Meinhard - Kinder der Sterne.
Quotes
"Me expresso através das telas com pinceladas que refletem a minha melancolia, as palavras que são ditas em meu canto trazem a tona meus pesadelos mais sombrios, os poemas que recito, deixam claro manchas que marcaram a minha alma. Um tanto quanto simplório? Não?"
