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Nikolas Fuchs

Roleplay: "Ain't No Rest For The Wicked {Accio,Asca,&Cri"

Player: ascadellia

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Synopsis
"If you think things can’t get worse it’s probably only because you lack sufficient imagination."


Description


Names are forgotten so easily;
Nikolas Erhard Fuchs

But alibis are so much better;
Nik

I've seen enough of the world;
23 years old.

And it first started on;
December 23, 1916

Some are good at disguises, but this is the truth;
Male

Love has no limits, or at least so I've been told;
Sexuality.Heterosexual

Sometimes it's hard not to forget who you are;
Nazi Soldier.


Personality
Underneath easy lies and vacant goodbyes;
Nik absolutely hates people that just judge someone by appearances. He was raised to be a decent, hardworking man. He adores children and their curious nature. When he's wearing his uniform however, he is straight to the point and refuses to defy his superiors. Unless they conflict with his own views. One of the things he is terrified of is that all the wrong he's done will come bite him in the ass. He knows what he's done, and now he's trying to figure out some form of way to help out. Without directly becoming a traitor to his own country.


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History
Tales of a soon to be dead man;
German born, German raised. Nik was one of the many that were caught up and dazzled by Hitler's promises and words. He wanted a world where everything was perfect, no worries, no crime, all those other things. He was egged on by his parents to enlist for a greater cause. To please his parents, and to attempt to do his part.. he did. He was one of the few more decent soldiers in the corrupt army. Even if he did kill, and arrest, he was fair enough. As fair as anyone could be in that situation. While he did follow most orders, he would Never kill an innocent female or child. He didn't care what kind of punishment he could suffer. It just wasn't right in his books. Even with some of his disobedience, he was loyal to his leader. He never did know what happened to those whom he arrested and turned in. He didn't care. Now however, he's beginning to see things he didn't use to see. The illusion of a greater world isn't what he thought it would be. In his mind, how could it be that to get a greater world, they'd have to kill so many people. What they actually did. They weren't any better than low murderers and scum. But since he's too deep in, he isn't sure how he can get out without causing shame, and death to himself and his family.


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