Vislor Foreman

Vislor Foreman
Biographical Information
Race	Coruscanti
Homeworld	Coruscant
Mother	Victoria Foreman
Father	Eric Foreman
Spouse	None
Siblings	Victoria Page
Children	None
Born	Unknown
Imperial Service
Branch	Order of the Sith
Positions	Government Worker, Regional Government Director of Laziness, Galactic Archives
Prior Service	Soldier, Imperial Army
Awards

Vislor Foreman is a Senior Workman working in the Regional Government. He was born and raised on Coruscant, to very unlikely parents, before joining the Empire.

Biography

Parental Dilemma

First Meeting

Before Foreman was born, his parents had to endure a hard time before being accepted by their respective families. His mother, Victoria, had worked herself up from a low-status family, the Atars, to marry his father, Eric, a year ahead of Vislor’s birth. The marriage of the two was seen as an outrage for the Foreman’s and Eric was dispossessed by his family. They could not understand that their son could choose to marry a member of the Atar family. The Atars were, at the time, recognized as outcasts to many of the members of the society on the portion of Coruscant the Foreman family lived. Reason to this had been lost with time but every new generation living in this region was raised to loathe the horrendous Atar family.

Victoria as Eric left.

When Eric Foreman suddenly married the, one year younger, charming Victoria Atar the scandal did not wait long to break out. Eric and Victoria had met at a saloon a year before they married. Neither of them knew who the other was, Victoria he had to leave without the two of them ever scheduling to meet again. but they swiftly became very affectionate of each other. In spite of this, when Eric learned which family Victoria belonged to he reacted as his background had taught him. He came up with a story and told Victoria he had to leave without the two of them ever scheduling to meet again.

Eric could, in spite of this, not stop thinking of the lovely girl he had met at “Europa’s Saloon”. This saloon was not one he on a regular basis visited. But from this day on he went to the Saloon, time and again, yearning to meet Victoria. Victoria, in the meantime, had understood why Eric had left so out of the blue. She had recognized him instantaneously and was, needless to say, also aware of the feud between the Atar’s and Foreman’s. She thought of using a fictitious name to make sure they would meet again but she could not lie and decided to hope for the best. When Eric left she decided to stay at home, only going out with men she knew was on good terms with her family.

Marriage

Learning about the Wedding

About 9 months after their first meeting Victoria and Eric ran into each other again. It was a very random encounter. They, basically, just bumped into each other and when looking up at each other they, without delay, recognized the other. Victoria was like petrified and she was not sure whether to run away or stay. Finally Eric told Victoria how remorseful he was for his actions the first day they had met. He also told her he wanted to make it up for her. The next 3 months Eric and Victoria were going out with each other trying to keep it secret from Eric’s family. The Atar’s did not mind, though, and it was at the Atar family they spent a lot of their time together.

After 3 months of cloak-and-dagger dating, Eric proposed to Victoria. The date was exactly one year following the day they had first met. Victoria was genuinely rendered speechless. She was overjoyed. But, Victoria could not say yes unless Eric promised to bring her to his family. Eric was stunned at this request. He could, on the other hand, understand why his potential wife would ask for something like this. The Foreman’s did not, as earlier stated, see eye to eye to this marriage and Eric was dispossessed. Victoria could not accept it as truth but chose to not do anything about it, seeing as Eric did not want her to do anything. Instead the two of them married. And despite the Foreman’s took no notice of them marrying they chose to marry as Eric and Victoria Foreman.