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[[ | |image = FunerariaRomero-GTAVC-exterior.jpg | ||
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|game_1 = GTA Vice City | |||
|name = Funeraria Romero | |||
|type = Undertakers | |||
|owner = | |||
|location = [[Little Haiti]], [[Vice City in GTA III Era|Vice City]] | |||
|affiliation = | |||
|missions = [[Two Bit Hit]] | |||
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'''Funeraria Romero''' is an undertaker business in [[Little Haiti]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]]. It is implied that the corpses are used in a nearby butchers shop called [[Carnicero Romero]], as the shop has an arm, a brain, and a box reading "Human Organ - for transplant" on display in the shop window. This is further reinforced by the fact that the skeleton in the open grave behind Funeraria Romero has an arm missing. | '''Funeraria Romero''' is an undertaker business in [[Little Haiti]] in [[Grand Theft Auto: Vice City]]. It is implied that the corpses are used in a nearby butchers shop called [[Carnicero Romero]], as the shop has an arm, a brain, and a box reading "Human Organ - for transplant" on display in the shop window. This is further reinforced by the fact that the skeleton in the open grave behind Funeraria Romero has an arm missing. | ||
The shop window features a tombstone with "Steven Mulholland R.i.P" written in [[Pricedown]]. Steven Mulholland was a map designer in GTA | The shop window features a tombstone with "Steven Mulholland R.i.P" written in [[Pricedown]]. Steven Mulholland was a map designer in GTA Vice City and did not die as of the completion of of the game, as he later went on to work on GTA San Andreas and GTA Vice City Stories.<ref>http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1465064/</ref> | ||
In the mission [[Two Bit Hit]] the player must kill a [[Haitian]] warlord during the funeral of another Haitian. The warlord and other Haitian gang members are in the streets outside the shop. | In the mission [[Two Bit Hit]] the player must kill a [[Haitians|Haitian]] warlord during the funeral of another Haitian. The warlord and other Haitian gang members are in the streets outside the shop. | ||
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File:FunerariaRomero-GTAVC-sign.png|Funeraria Romero sign. | |||
File:FunerariaRomero-GTAVC-interior.jpg|The small interior of the shop. | |||
File:FunerariaRomero-GTAVC-BelaLugosi.jpg|A picture inside the shop (''right'') featuring [[:wp:Bela Lugosi|Bela Lugosi]] from the 1931 film [[:wp:Dracula (1931 film)|Dracula]]. The original image is seen on the left. | |||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
{{Reflist}} | {{Reflist}} | ||
[[Category:Businesses in GTA Vice City]] | [[Category:Businesses in GTA Vice City]] | ||
[[Category:Businesses in Vice City in GTA III Era]] | |||
[[Location::Little Haiti| ]] | |||
Revision as of 19:13, 22 July 2013
| Funeraria Romero | |
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| Game | GTA Vice City |
| Type of business | Undertakers |
| Location(s) | Little Haiti, Vice City |
| Mission appearance(s) | Two Bit Hit |
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Funeraria Romero is an undertaker business in Little Haiti in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. It is implied that the corpses are used in a nearby butchers shop called Carnicero Romero, as the shop has an arm, a brain, and a box reading "Human Organ - for transplant" on display in the shop window. This is further reinforced by the fact that the skeleton in the open grave behind Funeraria Romero has an arm missing.
The shop window features a tombstone with "Steven Mulholland R.i.P" written in Pricedown. Steven Mulholland was a map designer in GTA Vice City and did not die as of the completion of of the game, as he later went on to work on GTA San Andreas and GTA Vice City Stories.[1]
In the mission Two Bit Hit the player must kill a Haitian warlord during the funeral of another Haitian. The warlord and other Haitian gang members are in the streets outside the shop.
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Funeraria Romero sign.
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The small interior of the shop.
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A picture inside the shop (right) featuring Bela Lugosi from the 1931 film Dracula. The original image is seen on the left.
