Keat Coulth

Keat has seen some ups and downs in his political career to date. Over the 6 years that he has been active in Southampton he has been sheriff three times, under three different princes. He has been the Nosferatu primogen and has been unacknowledged, nearly banished and nearly killed in political and religious struggles on nearly 6 occasions. Not bad for a Kindred with no political ambitions!

Keat is rarely seen without disguising his appearance with the Nosferatu disciplines. Under this he has been known to wear everything from Bondage masks to balaclavas, just don't ask about the dildo and the crack riot okay! Needless to say he rarely allows his true face on CCTV! Keat has also got brilliant fashion sense, although some may suggest that he is colour blind (not true, or so he claims!), he favours currently plain trousers, a nice comic tee-shirt (currently Dangermouse) and a tasteful if un-ironed tailor-made Hawaiian shirt (usually red, but yellow on occasion, mmm tasty). He has in the past been known to adopt the Green combats for the dirty work, but the current rumour is that they could not take the pace and need several years of washing (that or Rob can't find them, you take your pick!!).

Keat Likes

1. Human beings, when intact.
2. Rats.
3. Big Dogs.
4. Hawaiian clothing
5. Violence, against those who deserve it (see 1.)
6. Steak sandwiches.
7. Cider.
8. Shouting.
9. Adrian Chambers (against even his own better judgement)
10. Dr Stedman (Of Sussex, what is it with Tremers?)
11. Eddie (although he doesn't trust him)
12. Gardening
13. Old movies (Thanks to the home cinema from Eddie)
14. Talking about the War (both of them, you have been warned)
15. Arguing religion.
16. Talking rubbish for hours.

Keat Hates

1. Being misunderstood
2. Being contradicted.
3. Elder Ventrue, Malkavians and Nosferatu (He didn't say that).
4. The Cult of Mithras.
5. The Knights of the Fallen King.
6. People insisting on mispronouncing his name (you have been warned!)
7. Inaction.
8. Giovanis (all of them)
9. Cold tea.
10. People who bring swords to a fist fight.
11. Elders who think that they are Egyptian gods.
12. Not knowing what to do about the "Prince problem".
13. Being in the firing line.