Acciai, Clyde

Clyde Acciai Jr.

PERSONALITY

Clyde’s notable character trait are his sarcastic and flippant attitude. He’s very humorous and sarcastic, especially in the face of danger. Although laid-back and easygoing, he could overreact in certain situations and lose his temper. Highly intelligent with a keen sense of alertness. Clyde can at times be competitive.

These all apply to both when he’s on the job and on his personal time. However, there is one thing separate his character from in the mob mode and on his own time; he is vigilant
when considered to be working, he only ever has the goal in mind and that’s what he works with. When he’s away from such a mentality, Clyde is incredible protective.

HISTORY

Clyde came to America early in his childhood along with his parents. His mother was a beautiful, nurturing woman. Her heart was of gold, as was her husbands. Yet, Clyde’s father was a businessman. Work was his second love after family, his favorite affair. Clyde senior was quick to learn the ways of America; you have to get your hands dirty if you want true freedom. This, of course, was executed by becoming allies with the Antonucchi family, which became a secondary family to the young Clyde. He grew up with the Antonucchi’s, learned how they functioned as a family and a business. He appreciated their work, as well as his father’s.

As the boy got older, he himself became a member of the family business. Much like his father in character, he worked side by side with his old man. Trade was their game, to make the dangerous delivers and obtain the money in exchange. His mother wasn’t very happy to know of the dirt her son would get under his fingernails, but never did she disapprove. After all, it was she who preached to stand up for what you believed in, Clyde Jr. believes in the Antonucchi’s.

After his father’s death, nothing too heroic, just a fulfilled life ending because nothing could’ve made it more complete, Clyde stepped up in the rankings, taking over his father’s position of actually going on the runs with the other men opposed to the guarding of the merchandise back at headquarters.