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* IWasQuiteALooker: In the future of the film, she has become a broken woman.
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* OnlySaneMan: Somewhat, compared to most other gang members in the film. He doesn't really do anything unless someone provokes him first, and calls Solly out when Solly comes knocking about the two dead Chaplains.
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* LeaderWannabe: Vinnie's actual standing with the gang is more like this. Save for Crazy Shapiro, almost none of the gang respects him despite all of his posturing. He tries multiple times to rally The Stompers to fight The Chaplains for him. They don't respond, once they tell him off and the other time they completely ignore him to check on an injured Sal. It's really only after Sal says he wants to fight The Chaplains do the rest of the gang agree to fight The Chaplains.
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* LeaderWannabe: Vinnie's actual standing with the gang is more like this. Save for Crazy Shapiro, almost none of the gang respects him despite all of his posturing. He tries multiple times to rally The Stompers to fight The Chaplains for him. They don't respond, once they tell him off and the other time they completely ignore him to check on an injured Sal. It's really only after Sal says he wants to fight The Chaplains do the rest of the gang agree to fight The Chaplains. This is further solidified with The Stompers completely ignoring Vinnie's attempts at calling off the rumble by technicality, marching towards The Chaplains who came to participate in the rumble.
* AchievementsInIgnorance: He beats up all the Sicilians that tried to rush him earlier and seems to not even really understand how he did it, just commenting it makes him and Vinnie famous.
* WithGreatPowerComesGreatPerks: Played with. When he calls himself Leader of The Stompers, Roz has sex with him. Shortly after, his father beats him pretty badly for information. He also acts more powerful with a weapon in his hand, the only times he tries to fight his father or Vinnie are after brandishing a weapon.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: When Crazy Shapiro murders two Chaplains, Vinnie slaps him and is filled with rage. When Crazy aims the gun at Vinnie, Vinnie drops all attempts at bravado and quietly begs Crazy not to shoot. This is a stark contrast from him normally using a cool bravado to calm Crazy.
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* LeaderWannabe: Vinnie's actual standing with the gang is more like this. Save for Crazy Shapiro, almost none of the gang respects him despite all of his posturing. He tries multiple times to rally The Stompers to fight The Chaplains for him. They don't respond, once they tell him off and the other time they completely ignore him to check on an injured Sal. It's really only after Sal says he wants to fight The Chaplains do the rest of the gang agree to fight The Chaplains.
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* CharacterTic: Throughout the movie, Vinnie tends to comb back his [[DelinquentHair very typical-of-a-thug pompadour]]. This is best shown in his proper introduction; A single, stubborn lock of hair keeps falling out, causing Vinnie to mess his hair up and comb it back up repeatedly.
