VINCF CFRUTTI

Pulled partially unwillingly into the world of the Damned by his brother, Vince is the one of the pair who has changed the most since becoming Kindred. While before he was a bit disaffected, taking pleasure in the thrill of illicit racing, Vince has since become enamored of anarch politics. While the anarch presence inNew York City isn’t very strong, those few who do make their havens there see the encroachment of the Camarilla as a threat to their unlife. Vince still enjoys midnight racing, but the anarch cause is what truly arouses his passion tonight. He sees himself as an up-and-comer in the political climate ofNew York City, which is probably a bit premature. The local anarchs know of him and are certainly glad to have him among them, but these are often the same anarchs who eked out their unlives during the Sabbat occupation of the city. To them, Vince hasn’t yet paid his dues, knowing unlife only during the relative calm of the current power vacuum. As such, he’s usually treated like a little brother by established anarchs. The ties Vince maintains to the anarchs remain a secret from his brother and Nicholas, which is somewhat of a bone of contention for him right now. He knows that NEW YON BY NIGHT 94 0th of their sympathies lie with the Camarilla out of mvenience, but he believes that they’re selling themh e s short. While the other two Midnighters regard the lindred condition as a curse, Vince prefers to look for its otential. He’s a bit tenuous about revealing the anarch iewpoint to them, but in the end it’s what he’ll probably ave to do. Among the anarchs, Vince has become a prot6gC to oss Callihan, who appreciates the young Lick‘s enthusijm and sees his lack of experience as the perfect opportunity )cultivate another loyal supporter. For this reason, Vince imetimes overestimates his importance to the anarch ause. Where he sees himself as the favored scion of a rogressive leader, the other anarchs Callihan included - see a passionate but expendable soldier in the fight.