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EDIT - thinking of the wrogn character. It's been a long time since I saw 'em!
For Vito, I have to go with Lawful Neutral. He's a man who came to his position by violence, but it is violence born of necessity, as we find out later. He has Evil tendencies, because the hardness of his life has instilled this in him, but it is not there to the degree that the Law of the family rides in his life.
For Michael, DEFINITELY Neutral Evil, but with Lawful tendencies imparted by his father. He follows Law, even if it is the law of the Family, but can go outside of it when it suits him. No one ever said an evil person cannot have love for those closest to them. His ability to change as it suits, and to compartmentalize his mind in the fashion he does, shows an evil that is "purer" than that of his father.
For Vito, I have to go with Lawful Neutral. He's a man who came to his position by violence, but it is violence born of necessity, as we find out later. He has Evil tendencies, because the hardness of his life has instilled this in him, but it is not there to the degree that the Law of the family rides in his life.
For Michael, DEFINITELY Neutral Evil, but with Lawful tendencies imparted by his father. He follows Law, even if it is the law of the Family, but can go outside of it when it suits him. No one ever said an evil person cannot have love for those closest to them. His ability to change as it suits, and to compartmentalize his mind in the fashion he does, shows an evil that is "purer" than that of his father.
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