Marek
| Clan | Child of Haqim |
|---|---|
| Position | None |
| Status | 2 |
| Domain | Gary |
| Coterie | No |
| Society | {{{Society}}} |
| Path | Humanity 00 |
| Player | Tracy Collett |
[[Category:Society:{{{Society}}}]]
Contents
Overview
Alias(es):
None that anyone can remember
Real Name: Uknown to any living soul
Apparent Age: Late Twenties
Concept: The survivor
Physical description: Perpetually scruffy and somewhat unkempt he is never seen without his sunglasses, no matter how dark it is. He is a tall man with poor posture and mottled slavic features. If one studies him carefully it is easy to see he would have once been a very handsome young man, but there is something sickly to him now, old and tired and broken before his years. His shortish dark brown hair seems to go in whatever direction it pleases. When he walks, he often extends his hands towards objects he senses, suggesting that the sunglasses are because he is blind. He also seems to prefer to keep his distance from people.
Detailed Status:
Acknowledged and Obdurate
Character Information
Known History
Acknowledged in Johannesburg by Cromwell, little is known about him before that. His accent suggests Czech ancestry but his ease with midwestern American colloquialisms suggests he's lived in the U.S. for some time. He doesn't talk about his life prior to that save for to a VERY select few.
Coterie
The House of Red Curtains
Allies
None public
Enemies
Plenty, but he doesn't trumpet about it.
Sire
Atifa Bin Kafir (NPC)
Childer
None that he talks about.
Broodmates
None that he talks about.
Character Inspirations
The L&O episode that took the crew to Prague. My own Czech ancestry.
Soundtrack
Netsky- Memory Lane
Refugees and Scatterlings by Red state soundsystem
Quotes
"Sorry, I'm not much use in a fight. Blind men don't usually have a reputation as good shots."
Rumors
- He actually has no eyes under his glasses.
- He was once a mortal hunter
- He is a rampant diablerist
- The Sabbat ate his babies
- He is an atheist
- He trusts no one
- His 'blindness' is all part of an elaborate ruse meant to confuse his enemies.
- Marek's allusions to a tortured past are simply fabrications designed to elicit sympathy from others.
- Actually, the tortured past is true, but the sick thing? He actually enjoyed it.
