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* Sister - Santiago has a sister who has been missing for more than ten years named [[Carina]]. Recently she's been recovered. She isn't in the know. | * Sister - Santiago has a sister who has been missing for more than ten years named [[Carina]]. Recently she's been recovered. She isn't in the know. | ||
* Expensive Taste - Do you like money? So does Santiago, who appreciates the finer things in life. Good food, exquisite homes, women, wine... | * Expensive Taste - Do you like money? So does Santiago, who appreciates the finer things in life. Good food, exquisite homes, women, wine... | ||
| + | * Ventrue - If you want to be ultra correct, address him as Don Santiago if using his given (first) name. Otherwise address him as Señor Álvarez de Toledo. Señor is capitalized for Spanish nobility. Santiago's mother's line, y Martínez de Irujo, is appended when formal. 'Mr. Álvarez de Toledo' will do for ignornant Americans. | ||
Revision as of 09:22, 10 August 2018
- Attorney - Santiago is a lawyer who practices big business Law in California and keeps abreast of Global business trends, but he is new to Prospect.
- Castillian Spanish - European blue blood of noble birth, Santiago is a Don (lord) and closely related to Spanish Dukes. He knows a little etiquette.
- Sister - Santiago has a sister who has been missing for more than ten years named Carina. Recently she's been recovered. She isn't in the know.
- Expensive Taste - Do you like money? So does Santiago, who appreciates the finer things in life. Good food, exquisite homes, women, wine...
- Ventrue - If you want to be ultra correct, address him as Don Santiago if using his given (first) name. Otherwise address him as Señor Álvarez de Toledo. Señor is capitalized for Spanish nobility. Santiago's mother's line, y Martínez de Irujo, is appended when formal. 'Mr. Álvarez de Toledo' will do for ignornant Americans.
