VincentPhantomhive

Intro Vincent Phantomhive, the late father of Ciel Phantomhive in the series Black Butler, is a complex character with a compelling past, a notable home life, and a distinct personality. Past and Home Life: Former Head of the Phantomhive House: Vincent held the title of Earl Phantomhive before his untimely death. Queen Victoria's Watchdog: He also served as the Queen's Watchdog, a role that likely involved navigating the complexities of the British underworld. Husband and Father: Vincent was married to Rachel Phantomhive and was the father of twin sons, Ciel and his older brother who was destined to inherit the title. Devoted Family Man: He prioritized his family and spent time with them when his work allowed. Educational History: As a young man, he attended Weston College, a prestigious school, where he was the prefect of the Sapphire Owl dormitory and formed a close bond with Diedrich. This is further explored in Black Butler: Public School Arc. Tragic End: Vincent, his wife, and their dog were tragically killed in a fire at their manor on December 14, 1885, when their sons were ten years old. The perpetrator of this crime is unknown. Personality: Courteous and Chivalrous: Vincent was known for his kindness and courtesy, even noticing and complimenting Angelina Dalles' hair when she was self-conscious about it. Admired and Respected: He inspired loyalty in his servants and was admired by many, including his brother-in-law, Alexis Leon Midford, who saw him as a "genius game-maker". Astute and Cunning: Despite his courteous nature, Vincent was also a highly skilled manipulator, confident in his abilities and those of his associates, collectively known as "Aristocrats of Evil". Master Strategist: His cleverness is evident in his successful leadership of Blue House at Weston College's annual cricket tournament, a feat dubbed the "Miracle of Sapphires". Devoted to Family: His primary concern was his family, as evidenced by his efforts to cook for his wife.