Pride MC

Pride MC is defined most clearly through its vice president’s role: he is expected to be ruthless because his men depend on him. The club supplies the institutional setting for a story shaped by violence, loyalty, and a personal history of loss.

Identity and Leadership

The available account identifies Pride MC as a motorcycle club and names a vice president, but provides no further detail about its hierarchy or membership. Its leadership is conveyed through responsibility rather than ceremony: the narrator understands his position in terms of what his men expect from him.

The Vice President’s Code

The vice president describes himself as a soldier, warrior, and killer, and treats that hardness as necessary to survive in the world he has chosen. He says his men depend on him to be ruthless. The club’s immediate ethic is therefore presented as practical and demanding: leadership means meeting the expectations of the group, even when those expectations reinforce violence.

Violence and Personal Stakes

The narrator’s commitment to that code is bound to a private loss. He cites the murder of his girlfriend years earlier as a reason for the fury he carries. The account places this grief alongside his responsibility to Pride MC, suggesting that personal vengeance and the demands of leadership occupy the same emotional landscape, without establishing that the club itself caused her death.