Vincent Whitman

It was the 1950s, when video was just starting to gain popularity, but radio was still going strong. Vincent, or Vox, was a golden TV star, and Alastor was a radio favorite. Alastor was older than Vincent, but that didn't matter. Both men were attending a gala event at the time. Vincent had come on business, and Alastor because the producers had forced him to. At the time, Alastor and many other black people were still suffering from racism. Hell, he was the only black Creole who wasn't a servant, and yet he was still treated like a monkey. Vox was incredibly charming, and Alastor was a master of words. They hadn't met yet, but they definitely would. Alastor was negotiating business with other producers while Vincent sipped his drink and watched him.