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This is another reference for the characters in my book.

Here we have Victor; debonair, suave and cunning gentlefox, chock full of British sensibilities. He was raised in metropolitan London during the 1850s and grew up among a terrible collection of characters. His urban lifestyle led him to develop disturbingly humanistic idiocyncracies, such as smoking and excessive drinking, and his silver tongue quickly granted him access to wealth, power, vixens and other assoted opulence. After being pulled into events far beyond his comprehension, however, he makes a mistake which costs him more than he could ever have imagined.

Running from his past and chasing a dying hope, Victor flees to the 'land of opportunity' so lauded by the humans. After years of struggle and toil, living on what he could scrounge, he makes his way Westward, following the footsteps of the pioneers. He arrives in the border states peniless and friendless, but, ever confident, he soon sets himself up as a self proclaimed 'avant-garde business pioneer'.

Victor is 23 years old around the time of the story. He is a well spoken, well educated fox with a sharp mind and an even sharper wit. Incredibly arrogant, he exudes confidence no matter the situation, and being a powerful wordsmith he is adept at out-foxing opponents with language. He is a skilled actor and charlatan, frequently conning his fellows--innocent or otherwise--out of their worldly possessions. He is relatively well known throughout the 'Valley as one not to trust, but few are aware of his troubled past in the far away land of England.

'Lying, cheating and stealing; respectable vocations in this grand country!' - Victor, Pg. 340

Oh, and in case anyone was wondering, this guy can also serve as my alter ego here on DA (after all, he reacts the way I would in alot of situations).

Victor, A Fox's Smile story (c) me.

Description
This is another reference for the characters in my book.

Here we have Victor; debonair, suave and cunning gentlefox, chock full of British sensibilities. He was raised in metropolitan London during the 1850s and grew up among a terrible collection of characters. His urban lifestyle led him to develop disturbingly humanistic idiocyncracies, such as smoking and excessive drinking, and his silver tongue quickly granted him access to wealth, power, vixens and other assoted opulence. After being pulled into events far beyond his comprehension, however, he makes a mistake which costs him more than he could ever have imagined.

Running from his past and chasing a dying hope, Victor flees to the 'land of opportunity' so lauded by the humans. After years of struggle and toil, living on what he could scrounge, he makes his way Westward, following the footsteps of the pioneers. He arrives in the border states peniless and friendless, but, ever confident, he soon sets himself up as a self proclaimed 'avant-garde business pioneer'.

Victor is 23 years old around the time of the story. He is a well spoken, well educated fox with a sharp mind and an even sharper wit. Incredibly arrogant, he exudes confidence no matter the situation, and being a powerful wordsmith he is adept at out-foxing opponents with language. He is a skilled actor and charlatan, frequently conning his fellows--innocent or otherwise--out of their worldly possessions. He is relatively well known throughout the 'Valley as one not to trust, but few are aware of his troubled past in the far away land of England.

'Lying, cheating and stealing; respectable vocations in this grand country!' - Victor, Pg. 340

Oh, and in case anyone was wondering, this guy can also serve as my alter ego here on DA (after all, he reacts the way I would in alot of situations).

Victor, A Fox's Smile story (c) me.