The White Power movement.You could even call the casefile "White Power" ;)
I don't think, however, that a White Vamp like that would be accepted by the other houses. They are probably regarding him as a barbarian or something, without style, elegance and catspawing is probably not his strength either.
On the contrary.
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Imagine you're the neighbor of the local wizard (but you don't know he's a wizard). But the various activities at his place has caused you problems. You probably don't like him. Along comes this White Court Vampire that whispers in your ear that the guy is a menace. The WCV destroys your mailbox and plants evidence it was your neighbor. He amplifies those dislikes until they are full blone hate. And then he starts pushing your anger button. Starts pushing you, and pushing you, and pushing you until one day your neighbor leaves his garbage cans out too long on the curb, you snap and pick up a hatchet.
They can dig into your head and implant things. Weave impulses with what's already there.
Imagine turning loved ones against one another. Two allies can become enemies, or at least not trust one another.
And the simple fact that people do stupid things when they're angry. Anger and hate are blinders.
That is all well and true, but (at least to me) it boils down to something that might best be described as "you are what you eat". Raith are sensual, sexual, Malvora are the creepy ones and Skavis ride the despair train. They all not only feed on their particular emotion, to some part, they become the embodiment of it. The same would apply to a WCV feeding on anger and hatred, and as you point out: angry people do stupid things. He might still be a master of deceit to any mortal, but by the standards of the White Court, like I said, I imagine such a vampire being sneered at.Honestly, I don't get that vibe. We don't see Skavis/Malvora enough except the two vamps we meet. And the Malvora guy in White Night didn't strike me as creepy.
One was partly my idea, from a thread about magical get-rich-quick schemes. They were called House Lantill, and they fed off of obssession. They were behind the Twilight novels and a religious cult or two.Probably running WoW.
The other is called House Avarci. It's the creation of Blackblade, a player in Enduring The Apocalypse. They feed off of greed, and are currently thought to have been wiped out by the rest of their court.Oh man.
We also know that WCV can feed on multiple emotions. The two WCV in White Night could throw around lust rather easily on their victims - that's how they took out the girl that Molly peered into. In the case of feeding from more than one emotion, then the question is "Which do they exhibit the behaviors of more?"