Vincent Wordsworth

**Main Series**Heaven's Gate

*For the vessel in episode 2 and 3, see C*

**Vincent Wordsworth / Fennell** (also goes by **C**, specifically online) is a character who appears in Hello Charlotte Episode 3 as a friend of Charles online, and is a major character in Heaven's Gate, where he is a close friend of Charles.

## Vincent

### Aliases

C
The Quiet God
Vince
The god of (t)his world
The god of my world (by Charles)

### Appears in

Hello Charlotte Episode 2 (briefly)
Hello Charlotte Episode 3
Heaven's Gate

## Personality

Vincent is a considerably intelligent and formal person at a first glance, but he also seems to keep others at a safe distance by using this composed persona to his advantage. Vincent's few in-game interactions with Charles show that he was closer to Charles than he was compared to others; Charles was likely the only person he told about his plan to kill himself and he let Charles come with him when he did so, possibly even planning on a double suicide. He also told Charles about his theory on life after death when they were speaking on the rooftop together. Despite that, he still managed to keep many things about himself from Charles. Vincent seems to best connect with those around him through writing, and it is stated a few times that he is quite popular on the internet for his stories.

### Vincent's Student File

[Vincent]

Age: 16

Grade Level: High

Hobby: Writing

## Role in plot

C's first appearance is online, during the first flashback, after Charles finishes talking to Anri. Charles tells Vincent he read the article he send to him, then sent him a link to have a philosophy discussion. Vincent tells Charles that he is busy writing for a new story instalment. Charles tells him that he understands, and wishes him good luck. Vincent thanks Charles for the illustrations he sent for the new chapter. Charles thanks him, and is then interrupted by the appearance of Scarlett Eyler.

C appears again during the second flashback, online again, having messaged Charles. Vincent tells Charles that he plans on leaving to the Heavenly Kingdom soon, making Charles realizes he plans on committing suicide. Charles asking him if he was sure, and Vincent tells him his decision is final. Charles tells Vincent he isn't sure what to say, and Vincent tells Charles he understands, and apologizes for burdening Charles. Charles asks him if he is scared, and tells him he'll be there for him if he is, and says he is his number one fan. Vincent asks him if he will really come, and tells him that it will be the first and last time they meet in person. Vincent realizes Charles is right, and apologizes. Charles tells him not to, and comforts him. Vincent thanks Charles for understanding, saying it means a lot to him. Charles wishes him a good night's sleep, and Vincent does the same. Charles tries to tell Vincent something else, but Scarlett Eyler turns his computer off before he does so.

C is next seen in the third flashback, on the top of a building, waiting for Charles. Vincent is initially shocked, due to Charles being radically different from his avatar, but calms down when he realizes who Charles is. Charles asks Vincent if he is okay, and he tells Charles he is, and he thought he was being pranked when he first saw Charles, then thanks him for coming, and tells him he appreciates him being there. He tells Charles that he didn't think he could kill himself alone. Charles notes that Vincent is shorter than him, which surprises him, as he thought Vincent would be taller than him, and notes that he is out of breath from climbing a flight of stairs. Vincent asks Charles if he was disappointed in how he looked, and Charles notes the only different between Vincent and his avatar is the eyebags Vincent has, and that he is a midget, telling Vincent he should be disappointed in him. Vincent tells Charles that it doesn't matter he doesn't look like his avatar, just that Charles is standing in front of him, and that he is relieved.

Charles asks Vincent for his real name, who tells him his name is Vincent, and that's it's nice to meet him. Charles asks him how he came up with his universe birth theory. Vincent tells him that he thinks souls are source material for universes, trapped inside a persons body, and when somebody dies, their soul data gets released, exploding like a big bang, creating a new universe, which could be a hellish place, or a paradise, depending on the mental state of the person who died, which is where myths of heaven and hell come from. Charles asks if that means it's a world consisting entirely of that person, and Vincent tells him that is one way to describe it, with everything inside that person taking shape, birthing life. Charles notes that would mean it's possible that the world they live in could be part of somebodies mind taking shape, with Vincent noting that he is open to the possibility that their lives have been scripted in advance, meaning the ending to their stories would be pre-determined.

Vincent asks Charles what would he do if he became a god. Charles tells him he doesn't think he is cut out for that, because gods are creators, noting that when he tried to write his own story, all he did was take Vincent's story and twist it to suit him, as well as having many plot holes and too much pandering, as well as having a little girl as a protagonist, saying everybody and their dog has done it before, and that when he wrote villains, he ends up using cliches such as demons and contracts. Vincent tells him that it's not the originality of the idea, but the execution that matters the most, it's easy to dismiss concepts as overused, but it would be a wonderful feeling to create a sincere story, and that anybody could become more skilled with time.

Vincent then decides it's time to commit suicide. The pair hold hands, and Vincent smiles at Charles. Charles tells Vincent he'll see him in the Heavenly Kingdom, and Vincent tells him the same. Vincent lets go of Charles hand, and Charles tries to say something, but Vincent jumps, and Charles is unable to do the same.

### The House

In all other appearances inside of the House, he is an empty vessel created by Charles' perception and idolization of him while alive. They are implied to do little else but commit suicide; there is a bottomless pit filled with his corpses, Charles finds one vessel has committed suicide after leaving it for just a short period of time and the Umbrella Man calls them "hopelessly suicidal." Charles uses them frequently as vessels for himself, going by Vincent's pen name, C, while meeting with Charlotte in Episode 2 and Q84 in Episode 3, adding Woodsworth as a surname when doing so, as he didn't know Vincent's real surname, and most likely chose one to make his vessels stand out less.

These characters are not actually Vincent, but a creation of Charles from how he saw and remembered Vincent from the True Realm, and therefore they do not accurately reflect the real Vincent, since despite having extensive conversations with him online, Charles knew very little about Vincent, with there first meeting ending in Vincent committing suicide, thus every Vincent in the False Realm resembles the Vincent of the True Realm in appearance only.

#### Vincent's Bonus Room Info

[Vincent]

The god of (t)his world.

Special talent: Writing

Passive skill: Charm

## Gallery

* *Visit Vincent Wordsworth/Gallery to see the Gallery.*

## Dialogue

* *Visit Vincent Wordsworth/Dialogue to see the Dialogue.*

## Trivia

* As revealed in the bonus room, his special talent is writing and his passive skill is charm.
* His worldview is idealistic.
* His favorite genres are philosophy, ethology, social sciences.
* His favorite philosopher is Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel.
* He recommends the books *Flowers for Algernon* by Daniel Keyes, and *On Aggression* by Konrad Lorenz.
* In a university AU, would major in Philosophy or Sociology.
* Interestingly enough, his profile picture is a collection of poppies, as seen when conversing with Charles online. This can potentially be referenced in the first game, when Charlotte encounters NPCs with poppies for heads.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 File:Vincent's\_Profile.jpg
2. ↑ https://twitter.com/aetherei/status/965356082850947072