Vincent

Vincent Charbonneau is in his late 20s, characterized by a neatly styled short black hairstyle. His black eyes project an emotionless demeanor and contribute to an overall impression of fatigue alongside the dark circles under his eyes. His skin is extremely pale, almost ghostly white. Despite an outwardly disinterested or bored expression, Vincent occasionally expresses emotions on his face, such as subtle smiles or scowls. Vincent’s work clothes consist of a white chef’s coat with elbow-length sleeves, a grey apron slung around his waist, a pair of black pants, and a pair of dress shoes for footwear. Vincent's casual attire consists of a black turtleneck paired with grey pants. Vincent is a very quiet and blunt man, speaking only when necessary, and in curt, no-nonsense sentences that serve to intimidate those around him, especially towards his employees, notably Rody. Publicly, he presents himself as a polite, charismatic, and successful chef, masking the darker aspects of his personality. Despite this seemingly controlled exterior, Vincent is deeply erratic, and reveals a brutal and cold demeanor when his control is compromised. His unstable personality goes so far as to be homicidal, as he kills Rody's girlfriend and uses her remains to create a new dish. Vincent's short temper is evident in an incident where he angrily presses one of his chef's faces to a hot stove for failing to adhere strictly to his instructions. Beneath the veneer of irritability, Vincent still demonstrates consideration for others' feelings, especially towards Rody. Although he is fine with consuming human meat himself, he finds the idea of clandestinely serving it to customers distasteful.