Leta Lopez-Wilkinson - Revision history

A-Dust at 16:10, 27 October 2013

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
			*[[Henrique Bardas]] has a crush on Leta, one that has apparently has stood since they were kids.
			*During one of the [[Club Management]] side missions, [[Dessie]] asks Luis to go pick up the [[Blue Brothers]] and bring them back to [[Maisonette 9]]. Luis complies, but states he's only doing so because his niece is crazy about them. Considering the fact the Ernesto and Luis hardly talk, and that his kids think their uncle Luis is dead, it can be implied that it is Leta's children he is talking about, and that Leta has a daughter.

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Gregallz5 at 13:03, 2 August 2010

2010-08-02T13:03:30Z

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	'''Leta Lopez-Wilkinson''' is the daughter of [[Adriana Yanira Lopez\|Adriana]] and [[Mr. Lopez]], and the ~~oldest~~ sister of [[Luis Fernando Lopez]] and [[Ernesto Lopez]]. She was abandoned by her father along with her brothers and was sexually harassed by a teacher at her school, which resulted in Luis shooting the teacher and being sent to a juvenile detention center. Leta later moved out and married a Mr. Wilkinson, and had an unknown amount of children. She works in a human resources department but tells Luis not to work in one as "people treat you like you need wipe their asses".		'''Leta Lopez-Wilkinson''' is the daughter of [[Adriana Yanira Lopez\|Adriana]] and [[Mr. Lopez]], and the youngest sister of [[Luis Fernando Lopez]] and [[Ernesto Lopez]]. She was abandoned by her father along with her brothers and was sexually harassed by a teacher at her school, which resulted in Luis shooting the teacher and being sent to a juvenile detention center. Leta later moved out and married a Mr. Wilkinson, and had an unknown amount of children. She works in a human resources department but tells Luis not to work in one as "people treat you like you need wipe their asses".

	Leta has a healthier relationship with Luis than their brother Ernesto and does not nag Luis about his nightclub lifestyle, unlike their mother and brother, which Luis admires. She later asks Luis to look out for their mother after admitting that she and Ernesto have not been there for her after moving out.		Leta has a healthier relationship with Luis than their brother Ernesto and does not nag Luis about his nightclub lifestyle, unlike their mother and brother, which Luis admires. She later asks Luis to look out for their mother after admitting that she and Ernesto have not been there for her after moving out.

gtw>Robotwarfare89 at 13:39, 27 June 2010

2010-06-27T13:39:45Z

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	'''Leta Lopez-Wilkinson''' is the daughter of [[Adriana Yanira Lopez\|Adriana]] and [[Mr. Lopez]], and the oldest sister of [[Luis Fernando Lopez]] and [[Ernesto Lopez]]. She was abandoned by her father along with her brothers and was sexually harassed by a teacher at her school, which resulted in Luis shooting the teacher and being sent to a juvenile detention center. Leta later moved out and married to Mr. Wilkinson, and had an unknown amount of children. She works in a human resources department but tells Luis not to work in one as "~~People~~ treat you like you need wipe their asses".		'''Leta Lopez-Wilkinson''' is the daughter of [[Adriana Yanira Lopez\|Adriana]] and [[Mr. Lopez]], and the oldest sister of [[Luis Fernando Lopez]] and [[Ernesto Lopez]]. She was abandoned by her father along with her brothers and was sexually harassed by a teacher at her school, which resulted in Luis shooting the teacher and being sent to a juvenile detention center. Leta later moved out and married a Mr. Wilkinson, and had an unknown amount of children. She works in a human resources department but tells Luis not to work in one as "people treat you like you need wipe their asses".

	Leta has a healthier relationship with Luis than their brother Ernesto and does not nag Luis about his nightclub lifestyle, unlike their mother and brother, which Luis admires. She later asks Luis to look out for their mother after admitting that she and Ernesto have not been there for her after moving out.		Leta has a healthier relationship with Luis than their brother Ernesto and does not nag Luis about his nightclub lifestyle, unlike their mother and brother, which Luis admires. She later asks Luis to look out for their mother after admitting that she and Ernesto have not been there for her after moving out.
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	* [[Henrique Bardas]] has a crush on Leta, one that has apparently has stood since they were kids.		* [[Henrique Bardas]] has a crush on Leta, one that has apparently has stood since they were kids.

	* During one of the [[Club Management]] side missions, [[Dessie]] asks Luis to go pick up the [[Blue Brothers]] and bring them back to [[Maisonette 9]]. Luis complies, but states he's only doing so because his niece is crazy about them. Considering the fact the Ernesto and Luis hardly talk, and that his kids think their uncle Luis is dead, it can be implied that it is Leta's children he is talking about, and that Leta has a daughter.		* During one of the [[Club Management]] side missions, [[Dessie]] asks Luis to go pick up the [[Blue Brothers]] and bring them back to [[Maisonette 9]]. Luis complies, but states he's only doing so because his niece is crazy about them. Considering the fact the Ernesto and Luis hardly talk, and that his kids think their uncle Luis is dead, it can be implied that it is Leta's children he is talking about, and that Leta has a daughter.

gtw>Stankers at 06:54, 9 May 2010

2010-05-09T06:54:16Z

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	'''Leta Lopez-Wilkinson''' is the daughter of [[Adriana Yanira Lopez\|Adriana]] and [[Mr. Lopez]], and the oldest sister of [[Luis Fernando Lopez]] and [[Ernesto Lopez]]. She was abandoned by her father along with her brothers and was sexually harassed by a teacher at her school, which resulted in Luis shooting the teacher and being sent to a juvenile detention center. Leta later moved out and married to ~~a white guy, one~~ Mr. Wilkinson, and had an unknown amount of children. She works in a human resources department but tells Luis not to work in one as "People treat you like you need wipe their asses".		'''Leta Lopez-Wilkinson''' is the daughter of [[Adriana Yanira Lopez\|Adriana]] and [[Mr. Lopez]], and the oldest sister of [[Luis Fernando Lopez]] and [[Ernesto Lopez]]. She was abandoned by her father along with her brothers and was sexually harassed by a teacher at her school, which resulted in Luis shooting the teacher and being sent to a juvenile detention center. Leta later moved out and married to Mr. Wilkinson, and had an unknown amount of children. She works in a human resources department but tells Luis not to work in one as "People treat you like you need wipe their asses".

	Leta has a healthier relationship with Luis than their brother Ernesto and does not nag Luis about his nightclub lifestyle, unlike their mother and brother, which Luis admires. She later asks Luis to look out for their mother after admitting that she and Ernesto have not been there for her after moving out.		Leta has a healthier relationship with Luis than their brother Ernesto and does not nag Luis about his nightclub lifestyle, unlike their mother and brother, which Luis admires. She later asks Luis to look out for their mother after admitting that she and Ernesto have not been there for her after moving out.

Black Artist at 20:11, 24 April 2010

2010-04-24T20:11:58Z

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	'''Leta Lopez-Wilkinson''' is the daughter of [[Adriana Yanira Lopez\|Adriana]] and [[Mr. Lopez]], and the sister of [[Luis Fernando Lopez]] and [[Ernesto Lopez]]. She was abandoned by her father along with her brothers and was sexually harassed by a teacher at her school, which resulted in Luis shooting the teacher and being sent to a juvenile detention center. Leta later moved out and married to a white guy, one Mr. Wilkinson, and had an unknown amount of children. She works in a human resources department but tells Luis not to work in one as "People treat you like you need wipe their asses".		'''Leta Lopez-Wilkinson''' is the daughter of [[Adriana Yanira Lopez\|Adriana]] and [[Mr. Lopez]], and the oldest sister of [[Luis Fernando Lopez]] and [[Ernesto Lopez]]. She was abandoned by her father along with her brothers and was sexually harassed by a teacher at her school, which resulted in Luis shooting the teacher and being sent to a juvenile detention center. Leta later moved out and married to a white guy, one Mr. Wilkinson, and had an unknown amount of children. She works in a human resources department but tells Luis not to work in one as "People treat you like you need wipe their asses".

	Leta has a healthier relationship with Luis than their brother Ernesto and does not nag Luis about his nightclub lifestyle, unlike their mother and brother, which Luis admires. She later asks Luis to look out for their mother after admitting that she and Ernesto have not been there for her after moving out.		Leta has a healthier relationship with Luis than their brother Ernesto and does not nag Luis about his nightclub lifestyle, unlike their mother and brother, which Luis admires. She later asks Luis to look out for their mother after admitting that she and Ernesto have not been there for her after moving out.

Black Artist at 19:57, 24 April 2010

2010-04-24T19:57:25Z

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	'''Leta Lopez-Wilkinson''' is the daughter of [[Adriana Yanira Lopez\|Adriana]] and [[Mr. Lopez]], and the sister of [[Luis Fernando Lopez~~\|Luis~~]] and [[Ernesto Lopez]]. She was abandoned by her father along with her brothers and was sexually harassed by a teacher at her school, which resulted in Luis shooting the teacher and being sent to a juvenile detention ~~centre~~. Leta later moved out and married to a white guy, one Mr. Wilkinson, ~~also having~~ an unknown amount of children. She works in a human resources department but tells Luis not to work in one as "People treat you like you need wipe their asses".		'''Leta Lopez-Wilkinson''' is the daughter of [[Adriana Yanira Lopez\|Adriana]] and [[Mr. Lopez]], and the sister of [[Luis Fernando Lopez]] and [[Ernesto Lopez]]. She was abandoned by her father along with her brothers and was sexually harassed by a teacher at her school, which resulted in Luis shooting the teacher and being sent to a juvenile detention center. Leta later moved out and married to a white guy, one Mr. Wilkinson, and had an unknown amount of children. She works in a human resources department but tells Luis not to work in one as "People treat you like you need wipe their asses".

	Leta has a healthier relationship with Luis than their brother Ernesto and does not nag Luis about his nightclub lifestyle, unlike their mother and brother, which Luis admires. She later asks Luis to look out for their mother after admitting that she and Ernesto have not been there for her after moving out.		Leta has a healthier relationship with Luis than their brother Ernesto and does not nag Luis about his nightclub lifestyle, unlike their mother and brother, which Luis admires. She later asks Luis to look out for their mother after admitting that she and Ernesto have not been there for her after moving out.

			== Trivia ==

			* [[Henrique Bardas]] has a crush on Leta, one that has apparently has stood since they were kids.

			* During one of the [[Club Management]] side missions, [[Dessie]] asks Luis to go pick up the [[Blue Brothers]] and bring them back to [[Maisonette 9]]. Luis complies, but states he's only doing so because his niece is crazy about them. Considering the fact the Ernesto and Luis hardly talk, and that his kids think their uncle Luis is dead, it can be implied that it is Leta's children he is talking about, and that Leta has a daughter.


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	[[Category:Characters in The Ballad of Gay Tony\|Lopez-Wilkinson, Leta]]		[[Category:Characters in The Ballad of Gay Tony\|Lopez-Wilkinson, Leta]]

Kyleneu at 23:34, 13 April 2010

2010-04-13T23:34:54Z

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	'''Leta Lopez-Wilkinson''' is the daughter of [[Adriana Yanira Lopez\|Adriana]] and [[Mr. Lopez]], and the sister of [[Luis Fernando Lopez\|Luis]] and [[Ernesto Lopez]]. She was abandoned by her father along with her brothers and was sexually harassed by a teacher at her school, which resulted in Luis shooting the teacher and being sent to a juvenile detention centre. Leta later moved out and married, also having an unknown amount of children. She works in a human resources department but tells Luis not to work in one as "People treat you like you need wipe their asses".		'''Leta Lopez-Wilkinson''' is the daughter of [[Adriana Yanira Lopez\|Adriana]] and [[Mr. Lopez]], and the sister of [[Luis Fernando Lopez\|Luis]] and [[Ernesto Lopez]]. She was abandoned by her father along with her brothers and was sexually harassed by a teacher at her school, which resulted in Luis shooting the teacher and being sent to a juvenile detention centre. Leta later moved out and married to a white guy, one Mr. Wilkinson, also having an unknown amount of children. She works in a human resources department but tells Luis not to work in one as "People treat you like you need wipe their asses".

	Leta has a healthier relationship with Luis than their brother Ernesto and does not nag Luis about his nightclub lifestyle, unlike their mother and brother, which Luis admires. She later asks Luis to look out for their mother after admitting that she and Ernesto have not been there for her after moving out.		Leta has a healthier relationship with Luis than their brother Ernesto and does not nag Luis about his nightclub lifestyle, unlike their mother and brother, which Luis admires. She later asks Luis to look out for their mother after admitting that she and Ernesto have not been there for her after moving out.

Black Artist at 23:27, 8 March 2010

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	'''Leta Lopez-Wilkinson''' is the daughter of [[Adriana Yanira Lopez\|Adriana]] and [[Mr. Lopez]], and the sister of [[Luis Fernando Lopez\|Luis]] and [[Ernesto Lopez]]. She was abandoned by her father and was sexually harassed by a teacher at her school, which resulted in Luis shooting the teacher and being sent to a juvenile detention centre. ~~She~~ later moved out and married ~~a man~~, also having an unknown amount of children. She works in a human resources department but tells Luis not to work in one as "People treat you like you need wipe their asses". Leta has a healthier relationship with Luis than their brother Ernesto and does not nag Luis about his lifestyle, unlike their mother, which Luis admires. She later asks Luis to look out for their mother after admitting that she and Ernesto have not been there for her.		'''Leta Lopez-Wilkinson''' is the daughter of [[Adriana Yanira Lopez\|Adriana]] and [[Mr. Lopez]], and the sister of [[Luis Fernando Lopez\|Luis]] and [[Ernesto Lopez]]. She was abandoned by her father along with her brothers and was sexually harassed by a teacher at her school, which resulted in Luis shooting the teacher and being sent to a juvenile detention centre. Leta later moved out and married, also having an unknown amount of children. She works in a human resources department but tells Luis not to work in one as "People treat you like you need wipe their asses".

			Leta has a healthier relationship with Luis than their brother Ernesto and does not nag Luis about his nightclub lifestyle, unlike their mother and brother, which Luis admires. She later asks Luis to look out for their mother after admitting that she and Ernesto have not been there for her after moving out.

	{{The Ballad of Gay Tony Characters}}		{{The Ballad of Gay Tony Characters}}
	[[Category:Characters\|Lopez-Wilkinson, Leta]]		[[Category:Characters\|Lopez-Wilkinson, Leta]]
	[[Category:Characters in The Ballad of Gay Tony\|Lopez-Wilkinson, Leta]]		[[Category:Characters in The Ballad of Gay Tony\|Lopez-Wilkinson, Leta]]

gtw>CAPTAINMSKII at 03:46, 3 March 2010

2010-03-03T03:46:38Z

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	'''Leta Lopez-Wilkinson''' is the daughter of [[Adriana Yanira Lopez\|Adriana]] and [[Mr. Lopez]], and the sister of [[Luis Fernando Lopez\|Luis]] and [[Ernesto Lopez]]. She was abandoned by her father and was sexually harassed by a teacher at her school, which resulted in Luis shooting the teacher and being sent to a juvenile detention centre. She later moved out and married a man, also having an unknown amount of children. She works in a human resources department but tells Luis not to work in one as "People treat you like you need wipe their asses". Leta has a healthier relationship with Luis ~~that~~ their brother Ernesto and does not nag Luis about his lifestyle, unlike their mother, which Luis admires. She later asks Luis to look out for their mother after admitting that she and Ernesto have not been there for ~~their mother~~.		'''Leta Lopez-Wilkinson''' is the daughter of [[Adriana Yanira Lopez\|Adriana]] and [[Mr. Lopez]], and the sister of [[Luis Fernando Lopez\|Luis]] and [[Ernesto Lopez]]. She was abandoned by her father and was sexually harassed by a teacher at her school, which resulted in Luis shooting the teacher and being sent to a juvenile detention centre. She later moved out and married a man, also having an unknown amount of children. She works in a human resources department but tells Luis not to work in one as "People treat you like you need wipe their asses". Leta has a healthier relationship with Luis than their brother Ernesto and does not nag Luis about his lifestyle, unlike their mother, which Luis admires. She later asks Luis to look out for their mother after admitting that she and Ernesto have not been there for her.

	{{The Ballad of Gay Tony Characters}}		{{The Ballad of Gay Tony Characters}}
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	[[Category:Characters in The Ballad of Gay Tony\|Lopez-Wilkinson, Leta]]		[[Category:Characters in The Ballad of Gay Tony\|Lopez-Wilkinson, Leta]]

gtw>Kevin70: He didn't kill the teacher. He merely shot him. That's why the LCPD database doesn't list his crimes as murder or rmanslaughter.

2010-01-17T21:38:10Z

He didn't kill the teacher. He merely shot him. That's why the LCPD database doesn't list his crimes as murder or rmanslaughter.

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	'''Leta Lopez-Wilkinson''' is the daughter of [[Adriana Yanira Lopez\|Adriana]] and [[Mr. Lopez]], and the sister of [[Luis Fernando Lopez\|Luis]] and [[Ernesto Lopez]]. She was abandoned by her father and was sexually harassed by a teacher at her school, which resulted in Luis ~~killing~~ the teacher and being sent to a juvenile detention centre. She later moved out and married a man, also having an unknown amount of children. She works in a human resources department but tells Luis not to work in one as "People treat you like you need wipe their asses". Leta has a healthier relationship with Luis that their brother Ernesto and does not nag Luis about his lifestyle, unlike their mother, which Luis admires. She later asks Luis to look out for their mother after admitting that she and Ernesto have not been there for their mother.		'''Leta Lopez-Wilkinson''' is the daughter of [[Adriana Yanira Lopez\|Adriana]] and [[Mr. Lopez]], and the sister of [[Luis Fernando Lopez\|Luis]] and [[Ernesto Lopez]]. She was abandoned by her father and was sexually harassed by a teacher at her school, which resulted in Luis shooting the teacher and being sent to a juvenile detention centre. She later moved out and married a man, also having an unknown amount of children. She works in a human resources department but tells Luis not to work in one as "People treat you like you need wipe their asses". Leta has a healthier relationship with Luis that their brother Ernesto and does not nag Luis about his lifestyle, unlike their mother, which Luis admires. She later asks Luis to look out for their mother after admitting that she and Ernesto have not been there for their mother.

	{{The Ballad of Gay Tony Characters}}		{{The Ballad of Gay Tony Characters}}
	[[Category:Characters\|Lopez-Wilkinson, Leta]]		[[Category:Characters\|Lopez-Wilkinson, Leta]]
	[[Category:Characters in The Ballad of Gay Tony\|Lopez-Wilkinson, Leta]]		[[Category:Characters in The Ballad of Gay Tony\|Lopez-Wilkinson, Leta]]