Vincent D’Angelo,AKA “Violent Vinny” D’Angelo,AKA “Monday”
Bank Robber and Hostage Herder
You are a professional, career criminal. You’ve been doing avariety of illegal activities for your entire adult life, and much of youryouth as well. Smuggling, drug dealing, running illegal gambling,fencing stolen goods and the occasional liquor store robbery. You enjoythe freedom of being a criminal, and the good living you have afterpulling a successful job. But mostly you enjoy the adrenaline rush of pulling a gun on someone, or smashing someone’s stuff or otherwisecausing havoc.Once you got sloppy and spent some time in the statepenitentiary. This helped you wise up a bit: you have to be carefulwhen you’re on the outside. Committingcrimes and causing chaos iswhat you enjoy, and you can’t do much of that if you’re stuck inside a jail cell. So ever since you got out, you’ve been more selective in yourcriminal activities. You only agreed to this job because you were toldthat the guy in charge, “Thursday”, had inside information about thebank. Apparently he used to work for the bank in some way, and sonow he has a brilliant secret plan to get out alive after the cops showup. You’ve been asking for this plan ever since you signed up for the job, but Thursday’s been keeping his mouth shut. The closer it’sgotten to the day of the robbery, the more worried you are aboutwhat’s going on. Why would he keep the plan secret until after youenter the bank, unless he doesn’t have a plan? Not knowing muchabout “Thursday” doesn’t calm your nerves any. And you don’t knowmuch about the other guy, “Tuesday”, either. Apparently, he’s thesecurity expert, who might also have worked for the bank before, too. The third guy, “Sunday” doesn’t seem to have any specific job at all.As you enter the bank, you recognize that one of the patrons is“Sketch” Barnes. You knew him in prison. If he recognizes you, that’dbe bad shit for you. He might identify you to the cops. You’ll have tomake sure he doesn’t rat you out.
Define your character:
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