Difference between revisions of "Crispin Shore"
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==Soundtrack== | ==Soundtrack== | ||
<i>Song – Performed By</i><br><br> | <i>Song – Performed By</i><br><br> | ||
| − | + | Undisclosed Desires – Muse<br> | |
Don’t Stand So Close to Me – The Police<br> | Don’t Stand So Close to Me – The Police<br> | ||
I Want the World to Stop – Belle & Sebastian<br> | I Want the World to Stop – Belle & Sebastian<br> | ||
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The Beautiful People – Marilyn Mason<br> | The Beautiful People – Marilyn Mason<br> | ||
Boulevard of Broken Dreams – Green Day<br> | Boulevard of Broken Dreams – Green Day<br> | ||
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Someone Like You – Adele<br> | Someone Like You – Adele<br> | ||
Supermassive Black Hole – Muse<br> | Supermassive Black Hole – Muse<br> | ||
Trouble – Over the Rhine<br> | Trouble – Over the Rhine<br> | ||
Sweet Dreams – Marilyn Manson<br> | Sweet Dreams – Marilyn Manson<br> | ||
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Souvenirs – John Prine<br> | Souvenirs – John Prine<br> | ||
Resistance – Muse<br> | Resistance – Muse<br> | ||
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The Prayer of François Villon - Regina Spektor<br> | The Prayer of François Villon - Regina Spektor<br> | ||
Dear Darkness – PJ Haarvey<br> | Dear Darkness – PJ Haarvey<br> | ||
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Roadsong #39 – Backyard Tire Fire<br> | Roadsong #39 – Backyard Tire Fire<br> | ||
Turn the Page – Bob Seger<br> | Turn the Page – Bob Seger<br> | ||
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Supremacy – Muse<br> | Supremacy – Muse<br> | ||
Born – Over the Rhine<br> | Born – Over the Rhine<br> | ||
Revision as of 15:17, 16 March 2013
| Clan | Toreador |
|---|---|
| Position | None |
| Status | 1 |
| Domain | Annapolis, MD |
| Coterie | Unnamed |
| Society | {{{Society}}} |
| Path | Humanity - |
| Player | Gabriel Balmes |
[[Category:Society:{{{Society}}}]]
Contents
Overview
Real Name: Crispin Shore
Apparent Age: 18-22
Concept: Psychologist & Philosopher
Physical description: Medium height with long dark hair and an athletic build. Half Native American and half Irish stock. Crispin has the attractiveness and fashion sense suitable for the most sociable of Toreador (though his reputation is for being a recluse).
Detailed Status: 1
• Acknowledged by J. Benison Hodge, Former Prince of Atlanta, Georgia
Character Information
Known History
Crispin Shore was Acknowledged in 1930 in Atlanta and then again in 1962. He had been believed dead in 1941 and resurfaced in the early sixties, in Savannah. There is barely any mention of him from 1962 to 2003 and then nothing at all since 2003. Amongst the Toreador, his name is known mostly as the recluse childe of Damon Morello, but little is known about him other than some whisperings of running with underground hedonist cults.
Coterie
unconfirmed
Sire
Damon Morello
Childer
None
Broodmates
Soundtrack
Song – Performed By
Undisclosed Desires – Muse
Don’t Stand So Close to Me – The Police
I Want the World to Stop – Belle & Sebastian
Mr. Blue Sky – ELO
Everybody’s Gotta Learn Sometime – Beck
Here with Me – Dido
Stockholm Syndrome – Muse
Song of Captivity & Freedom – BBC Orchestra
Space Oddity – David Bowie
Wake Me Up When September Ends – Green Day
Lullaby – James
Butterflies and Hurricanes – Muse
Pump It - Black Eyed Peas
The Beautiful People – Marilyn Mason
Boulevard of Broken Dreams – Green Day
Someone Like You – Adele
Supermassive Black Hole – Muse
Trouble – Over the Rhine
Sweet Dreams – Marilyn Manson
Souvenirs – John Prine
Resistance – Muse
Kiss Me – Sixpence None the Richer
The Prayer of François Villon - Regina Spektor
Dear Darkness – PJ Haarvey
Roadsong #39 – Backyard Tire Fire
Turn the Page – Bob Seger
Supremacy – Muse
Born – Over the Rhine
Closer to Fine – Indigo Girls
Without Sin – Leviathan’s Choir
Breakdown - Jack Johnson
Uprising – Muse
Rumors
Crispin has been rumored to run an underground hedonist cult, which is a bit ironic since some people have commented about how he hates being touched.
He was believed dead in 1941, and no one knows much about what happened between then and 1962 when he resurfaced. The only consistent story involves an abduction by some sort of cult. A number of people who have known him say that he's never been quite right since all of that unfortunate business.
