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− | + | {{infobox character | |
− | + | |name= Igor | |
− | + | |color= #C5885E | |
− | + | |image= Igor.png | |
− | + | |gender= Male | |
− | + | |hair= Dark brown | |
− | + | |eyes= Brown | |
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− | == | + | {{strong|Igor}} is the name of the second henchman. |
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+ | == Appearance == | ||
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+ | Built like a brick shithouse, Igor is not a person you would want to mess with. Bald, brown eyes, a trimmed beard, he shows no reassuring signs. The drawings on his hands and neck suggest that a large part of his body is tattooed. | ||
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+ | As same as for [[Dimitri|his acolyte]], he wears a complete black suit with a grey shirt below and a black tie. One golden ring is visible on his left hand. | ||
== Personality == | == Personality == | ||
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+ | He is more a believer in hitting than talking. | ||
== Story == | == Story == | ||
− | + | After the first intimidations, the two henchmen give a visit to [[Debbie]]’s home. They want her to pay off the debts that the [[Father|main character’s father]] had contracted. | |
[[Category:Characters]] | [[Category:Characters]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Mobsters]] |
Latest revision as of 14:23, 24 August 2020
Igor | |
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Appearance | |
Gender | Male |
Hair color | Dark brown |
Eye color | Brown |
Igor is the name of the second henchman.
Appearance
Built like a brick shithouse, Igor is not a person you would want to mess with. Bald, brown eyes, a trimmed beard, he shows no reassuring signs. The drawings on his hands and neck suggest that a large part of his body is tattooed.
As same as for his acolyte, he wears a complete black suit with a grey shirt below and a black tie. One golden ring is visible on his left hand.
Personality
He is more a believer in hitting than talking.
Story
After the first intimidations, the two henchmen give a visit to Debbie’s home. They want her to pay off the debts that the main character’s father had contracted.