Daniel Vinyard

His name is Daniel Vinyard but everyone calls him Danny.
His hair is originally black but he prefers to have a shaved head.
She dresses in loose-fitting clothes. Sometimes she wears open shirts over tank tops or sweaters.
Her face is thin and elongated, with soft but defined cheekbones.
His medium-sized eyes, with a direct and somewhat intense or thoughtful gaze.
Thin, natural eyebrows.
Straight and proportionate nose.
Thin lips, with a neutral expression.
Fair skin.
Pronounced natural dark circles under the eyes, grayish and purplish in color.
He is somewhat short in stature.
He is quite intelligent, but his intelligence is held back by his need to be enough and meet the expectations of those around him.
He lives in a somewhat dangerous neighborhood, according to him, since his brother Derek and his racist group left the neighborhood stopped being safe because it became filled with gangs of African Americans.

Daniel is a somewhat impressionable young man.
He idolizes his brother and his ideology, shamelessly displaying it in his surroundings, even at school.
He loved his family and was close to everyone, although more so to his older brother Derek.
He's a basketball fanatic and although he doesn't usually play much, he liked to watch the game and cheer.
He is affectionate and likes to give and receive affection equally.
His room is full of posters with Nazi and racist propaganda, along with flags and his own drawings.
He likes to tease people and joke around a bit with his friends and family.
Deep down, he doesn't entirely agree with the ideas that his brother and his friends believe.
He likes cigarettes and smokes whenever he can despite his young age.
Who wants to please his family and his brother.
He is obedient in most cases, even though he is quite stubborn.
He defends the weak and those who are bullied at school.
He tends to have an arrogant attitude when it comes to people he doesn't care about or doesn't even know.

Danny Vinyard was born in 1983, the son of Dennis Vinyard, a firefighter in Venice Beach, California, and the younger brother of Derek Vinyard. The two brothers were orphaned when their father was killed while fighting a fire at a drug den, and Danny grew up with a racist brother whose neo-Nazi ideas influenced him. He witnessed his brother shoot a Black man who tried to steal his car and then run over another. Vinyard joined the Disciples of Christ gang while his brother was in prison for voluntary manslaughter. Danny got a Disciples of Christ tattoo, but his brother convinced him to leave the gang after telling him about his time in prison, during which he had befriended a Black inmate. Later, Danny would write an essay about his brother as a special assignment for Principal Bob Sweeney, who had received a complaint from history teacher Mr. Murray about Vinyard's writing about Mein Kampf as a book related to the struggle for human rights. Although he had amended his conduct, Danny Vinyard was shot and killed by the black student "Little Henry" at school, in revenge for the racist actions of the Correctional Department.