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Julius Prince (Vegas)
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Julius is the brother of Severus's grandfather, Aurelius. He was once very close to Eileen, his niece and goddaughter, until he moved to the United States with his family. Eventually, after working from the bottom to the top, he found interest in investing in Las Vegas due to the casino scene and the fact he could make more money from Muggles. He eventually became an investor and part-owner of Caesars Palace. He believes that the Princes belong at the top, but that each Prince needs to pull their weight. He sees Severus as an ideal Prince and successor, and he respects that the latter prefers to work his way from the bottom to the top instead of being handed a position.
Gaius Prince (Vegas)
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Gaius is Julius's eldest grandson and grew up within the American branch of the Prince family. His parents raised him to be an entitled brat who thought himself above everyone else, something that went against the Prince family's values. He currently works as a manager at Caesars Palace, specifically involving gambling tables and slot machines. He has an eye for numbers and finances but thinks himself too far above everyone to take his job seriously. He resents that his grandfather invited Severus and seems to prefer him to his own grandchildren; he also looks down on Severus's former poverty.
Claudius Prince (Vegas)
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Claudius is Julius's youngest grandson and brother of Gaius. He shares many personality traits with his older brother, and he currently works as an entertainment manager at Caesars Palace, which has allowed him to construct a social web involving several celebrities who've appeared to perform. He shares his brother's resentment and looks down on Severus for being a lone wolf or black sheep.
Marcus Prince (Vegas)
Marcus doesn't get a portrait, because fuck Marcus.
Marcus is Julius's son and former heir. Although raised with the values of a Prince, Marcus's thirst to prove himself stemmed from his innate narcissism, and his drive to be at the very top was uninhibited by morals or human decency; he believed power and wealth were his God-given rights, and he would, on countless occasions, demonstrate a complete lack of empathy for anyone, including his own wife and children. After a substantial number of instances where Marcus publicly and privately bullied his employees and family members, Julius finally fired and disowned him, and Gaius and Claudius eventually came into their grandfather's care having been negatively molded by their father.
