Mr. Lopez is a character who is mentioned in The Ballad of Gay Tony.
History[]
Background[]
Mr. Lopez is the father of Luis, Ernesto and Leta Lopez-Wilkinson and the ex-husband to Adriana Yanira Lopez.
He served in the United States Marine Corps, and, at an unknown point, left them for a new wife and family in the Midwest. According to Leta, however, Mr. Lopez left his new family in the Midwest as well, now living with a waitress.
Despite the fact that Mr. Lopez abandoned his wife and three children, Luis still has three pictures of him on the walls in his apartment. Strangely, even though Mr. Lopez left his family when his children were young, one of those pictures show Mr. Lopez in a Marine Corps MARPAT, which didn't start circulating in the Marine Corps until 2001-2004.
Mr. Lopez bears a striking resemblance to Luis, even down to the goatee. In the game, Luis' mother mentions Mr. Lopez and said that Luis is "just like his father", when Luis was treating his mother with hardly any respect in Momma's Boy.
Leta informs Luis to get her children's pictures up and remove their father's pictures, calling their father an "asshole". Luis and Leta have a strong disliking for their father, but Ernesto appears to be indifferent.
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Trivia[]
- One of the medals on Mr. Lopez's chest is the Navy Cross, which is the second highest award for combat a Marine can earn.
- The Eagle, Globe, and Anchor on Mr. Lopez's pocket is on the right side, but it should be on the left under the U.S. Marine name tape.
- A photograph of Mr. Lopez wearing his Blue Dress uniform is erroneous in the fact that it features a red trim which is seen only on enlisted Marine Corps Blue Dress uniforms. Simultaneously, he is wearing a Sam Browne belt, which is only worn by warrant/commissioned officers of the United States Marine Corps, leaving his status as an enlisted or Marine officer ambiguous.
- Sometimes, when Luis is drunk, he might exclaim "Apparently my daddy was a drunk; good thing I'm not!".