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Vlad's behavior may be considered feudalistic, grouping people into social classes and treating lowly people as "serfs" who are obligated to do his bidding; Vlad particularly refers to [[Niko Bellic]] as a "yokel" or "[[Roman Bellic|Fatty Roman's]] Cousin", but fails to successfully dominate Niko due to Niko's witty | Vlad's behavior may be considered feudalistic, grouping people into social classes and treating lowly people as "serfs" who are obligated to do his bidding; Vlad particularly refers to [[Niko Bellic]] as a "yokel" or "[[Roman Bellic|Fatty Roman's]] Cousin", but fails to successfully dominate Niko due to Niko's witty defiance. Glebov owns a Russian bar called [[Comrades Bar|Comrades]] in the neighborhood, and also drives a sky blue [[Marbelle]], as seen in the cut-scene for [[Clean Getaway]] and the chase sequence in [[Uncle Vlad]]. It is implied that Vlad is a heavy drinker, abuses cocaine, and is a [[wp:womanizer|womanizer]]. Early during his appearance, Glebov is depicted attempting to coax [[Mallorie Bardas]] to abandon Roman in favor of him, with very limited success. | ||
Glebov also attempts to increase his status with the other Russian gangsters like [[Mikhail Faustin]] by doing collections for them. He also employs Niko, initially to help enforce his protection racket but also for low-level assassinations, including that of [[Ivan Bytchkov]]. He also threatens Roman constantly and regularly fails to protect him from the [[Albanians|Albanian Mafia]], despite promises to the contrary. | Glebov also attempts to increase his status with the other Russian gangsters like [[Mikhail Faustin]] by doing collections for them. He also employs Niko, initially to help enforce his protection racket but also for low-level assassinations, including that of [[Ivan Bytchkov]]. He also threatens Roman constantly and regularly fails to protect him from the [[Albanians|Albanian Mafia]], despite promises to the contrary. |