Talk:Shiri Touati

Name: Shiri Touati

Pronouns: they/them

Birthplace: Tétouan, Morocco, 1840

Gender Identity: Non-binary

Gender Expression: Female (feminine)

Motivations

 In a lot of ways Shiri goes against the stereotypes for a Gangrel. Of all of the clan heads in Philly they come the closest to "playing the game" in a way typical to areas where the Invictus and the Lancea et Sanctum have greater sway. This is a reflection of their having been brought into their Requiem by a member of the Lancea et Sanctum of the Dammitic Creed, and that they spent the early years of their Requiem as part of that covenant.

 They're shrewd, observant, and far more subtle than they often let on, but also much more interested in the benefits of their requiem and enjoyment of their unlife than they are in the wielding of power. They use their position as Sagamore for the Gangrel clan more as a way to help ensure as little as possible interferes with their personal business, more than out of a desire to wield power over others. The current regime serves them very well in this, so they support it enthusiastically.

 On the other hand, people who threaten the stability of their unlife are handled harshly, quickly, and usually in ways nobody will suspect of them.

 Anyone who hasn't made an enemy of Shiri is typically treated with kindness and patience.

RP Notes

• Arabic accent
• Prolific note taker, usually on their cell phone
• Unable to walk, uses a wheelchair
• Dislikes the Invictus and Lancea et Sanctum strongly
• Uses proper grammar, punctuation, and spelling in texts

Anger Buttons

• Ableism
• Antisemitism
• Homophobia

Covenant Opinions

Carthian Movement:

Circle of the Crone: Sympathetic

Invictus: Strong dislike

Lancea et Sanctum: Strong dislike

Ordo Dracul: Mostly disinterested

NPC Opinions

• Banan Mac Lochlainn - Friendship, despite more than one screaming match in Elysium
• Saagochque - Wary respect
• Tahmina Ashtifar - Close friendship

PC Opinions

• Atalo Ceres - Oh honey, I like you but sometimes you give me a headache.