Category:Victoria Thompson

Victoria Marie Thompson was born in the year 3974. She is the only daughter of the beloved silent film actress Doris Thompson who died at the young age of 26 (Victoria's current age) due to an electrolyte imbalance or "crash diet" in attempt to regain her perfect figure in order to continue her film career. This left Victoria's criminal father with the sole responsibility of trying to raise his daughter alone, which he quickly finds that he can't do. He also finds himself in a lot of debt, especially debt he owes Morane personally, so in order to try and pay it off he offers to sell Morane his only daughter in exchange for his freedom. (Morane actually reveals this to Victoria himself after she comes to him to confess to murdering a well known film producer that had come onto her)

It is unknown whether or not Morane was actually the one who raised Victoria throughout her entire childhood, however he was responsible for grooming her to be his own personal sidepiece. He had waited until she turned 18, but before then he had her working as an underage dancer at a gentleman's club. She was permitted to cover herself up as much as she felt comfortable, and in turn Morane had promised that none of those men would ever touch her. She had believed him of course, but unfortunately it was promise that wasn't kept.

Just like her mother, Victoria dreamed of stardom, and in her desperation to escape her life as a dancer she soon met thief-turned talent agent; Maxwell Graham. Following in the footsteps of her mother, Victoria became a silent film actress, playing several different roles and quickly rising to fame. Everything appeared to going exactly how Victoria wanted it, that is until she discovered when it came to actual acting with sound, she was severely over-dramatic and couldn't deliver her lines well. Faced with the threat of losing her dream, Victoria pressed on, doing whatever she could to get into leading roles; including allowing the higher-ups to sexually abuse and manipulate her. However, aside from the trauma and waning fame, she began to receive the most adoring fan letters from someone calling themselves her secret admirer (who is actually William Sterling).

Desperate to find out who this mystery man is, she begins to focus on certain details which are included in the letters; one in particular that mentions he is a young soldier in the AMF. Later, when she seeks out some kind of business partnership with Maxwell graham to help him manage the old bar and card game joint known as The Card Shack, she starts keeping her eye on the soldiers who frequent the place. It isn't until Saint Valentines Day where she meets the young and handsome soldier; Sergeant Chris Dickerson. Believing he is her secret admirer, she offers to buy him a drink, and begins to flirt. There she learns that Chris is not only not her secret admirer but he is also married. (He makes it a point to show her his ring)

Feeling like an absolute fool, Victoria decides to give up her search. But unfortunately for her there is an ongoing homicide investigation where two detectives: Vince Hayward, and Detective Marks, are trying to find the person who murdered Melvin Phillips the film producer whose head Victoria had smashed a champagne bottle over. And due to Maxwell's own personal criminal record, as well as the fact he'd been at the scene of the crime with her trying to clean up and dispose of the body, he is their number one suspect.

This leads Victoria to accept what she has done, vowing never to do it again. But after Maxwell reminds her of all that he has done for her, he demands that she go to Morane for help in order to get those detectives off their back. After a few drinks she agrees and reluctantly does so.

When she arrives at his office and confesses, Morane reveals his own dark secret about the time he murdered his own father. He tells her that some people just deserve it, and the man who tried to touch her, deserved it as well. An agreement is made between them; one in which Morane agrees to help absolve her of her crime, but in return she must sleep with him. Feeling trapped with no way out, she agrees to it. But afterwards she finds herself plunged in a deep dark depression, where not even her alcoholism seems to be enough to numb the pain.

And on top of her plummeting career after receiving several bad reviews on her films, Victoria contemplates ending her own life. She goes as far as leaning over her balcony, wondering how quick it would be over if she decided to climb over and jump, but thankfully she is snapped out of it once she hears a knock at her door and find that it is none other than her only true friend; Enrique Alveras. She is elated that he has come to visit her since she'd been missing for over an entire week, but he also shows up with another letter from her secret admirer. Still feeling down, Victoria disregards its; claiming that she doesn't believe in fairytales. But it isn't until after Enrique leaves that she musters up the courage to read it; quickly learning that this may just be the last time she hears from him since there is a growing threat on the military base.

Filled with panic, Victoria soon arrives outside the gates of the AMF's airbase, and discovers a grisly sight of blood and bodies as well as the remnants of a smoking fighterjet sitting on the runway. Uncertain of whether or not her secret admirer had survived, she leaves the scene and waits. Time passes by, and still no letters. with her hope beginning to fade, she next focuses her attention on trying to keep up with her luxurious lifestyle since she hasn't been able to land any more big film roles. She soon becomes desperate for money, and after coming across a specific headline in the newspaper mentioning bank robbers, she decides its time to follow a whole new path; the path of her very own father.

She recruits Maxwell, knowing he is just as money hungry as she is; and after taking several jabs at her ridiculous idea, he agrees and they begin planning their first heist.