Ieuen Parker Quotes

• "A manhunter, you say? Talk about low-hanging fruit. No, no, I jest! Honeypot or no, I have no doubt he is unparalleled in his field. We do tend to be overachievers, after all." - Zoltan Vancura
• "I knew him when he was a closeted mortal seeking illicit pleasures in queer places.. I knew him when he was ghouled and working for the kindred who would end up his sire.. and I knew him when he returned from the Mountain.. different but the same. I have known him as Judge but more importantly I have come to know him as a Man." - Christian Whitechapel
• ”Parker? Yeah I’ve seen him around. That doesn’t bother me none. It’s when I DON’T see him that I worry about” Roach
• "The fact that a neonate joined the ranks of the one of the most powerful kindred coteries speaks volumes about his capabilities. He sits side by side with ancient elders. Don't underestimate him." - Sevinch
• "He's civil to me when he doesn't have to be, and that's more than I can say about some of his coterie. Call it nice, call it professionalism, he's not bad for a Cammie." - Switch
• "He's a good client, and a sociable enough conversation partner, whether we've shared a sect or no. That tells you more than you might think." - Eva S. Wynne
• "I interviewed Parker once for a piece on the Lore of the New York Gay Community pre-Stonewall. It was captivating. And I really do hope I never anger him to that amount." - Simon Goodchilde
• "Oh yeah, what can I say? I was kinda surprised how cordial Ieuen was when we first met given I'm a Tremere and all." - Kenneth Bilge
• "Don't be fooled by the accent, he's smarter than you think. Keep in mind that joining the Camarilla is not to the same as forgiving the Camarilla." -Bob
• "We're contemporaries, and yet worlds apart. Different in more ways than we are similar, but there is something important that binds us together. I would sacrifice many of my principles to spare him the slightest pain, and he works hard to assure that I will never have to." - Dr. Marcel Trevisani
• "Honestly, Ieuen and I seem to be cut from the same cloth. Principled, honor-driven, justice-seeking, now policing the periphery of our society to garner the capital we require. Ieuen and I would have been fast friends if not for the unfortunate circumstance of his choice to follow the bulk of our shared Blood. No matter, I still count Ieuen among my pleasant acquaintances, of whom I have but a few. Cross this Kindred at your own peril. If Ieuen doesn't strike you down for your trespasses, I very well may. - Minnesota Maxwell