A rather interesting man

Viktor Williams was what many would consider a poster child for a contradiction in morals. This was due to the fact he was one of the nicest guys you would ever meet and also one of the most vile. How could someone be both kind and vile, aren't those contradictions?

Well, it's quite simple in deeds as well as how he speaks. You see, Viktor gave to local charities, helped out everyone at his local dorm whenever they asked, and always had a kind smile as well as a nice word to say. To many on his college campus, he was a ray of sunshine. The shining example of what they should all strive to be like.

But when he wasn't on his college campus, when he had to go out and make the money to afford his loans for his expensive advanced I.T. classes. As well as all the money to cover all the other fees, such as dorm rent and two hundred dollar text books. He became what you would call a viscous mastermind. Those few who moved the world and it's people around them like pawns on a chess board.

He used his advanced tech skills to create advanced equipment for burglary. Such as grapplers to reach high places and small lasers to cut into safes, and he then provided them to the local thieves for a cut of the profits lest they get a bit of shock for trying to use his stuff without compensating him. His devices had allowed many a burglar to make a clean get-away.

Though what made him vile on this front was his need to make the perfect gear, he didn't care who they robbed with the stuff he made. He only cared that his equipment worked flawlessly, and he was paid for what he was worth. So how could a man give a thousand dollars to a homeless shelter, then turn around and help plan to rob a children's hospital of its medical supplies for the profit?

Is it a front? Is the good Viktor a lie to help hide his criminal behavior, or is the criminal Viktor a lie a front he puts on to be taken seriously as he does **** things to not drown in debt? The truth is neither Viktor isn't good nor is he bad. He is not here to save the world nor is here to burn it to the ground.

Viktor is in fact a perfectionist. So if he needs to be a good man on campus, he will be the greatest good man you've ever met in campus history. If he has to be a criminal mastermind, he'll be the one every cop in the city is looking for. This is what makes up the basis of Viktor, a man who has no real morals just a drive to be the best in whatever he is doing at the time.

What could cause such a drive? Why is he so determined? Simple, really, he craves attention to the point of obsession. But not just from anyone as since he was a child till the adult he had become today he wanted the attention of just one person, his father, Viktor Von Doom, or as the world knew him better, Dr. Doom.

Viktor had spent most of his childhood trying to get his father's love and attention. Which had varying levels of success at, as his father only took an interest in him when he showed great skill in tech. So that's why Viktor was in America to learn without his country's political interference. He could do this because his mother was from here, and so he had citizenship as her son.

Though that was a bit of a bitter pill for Viktor to be reminded off, as he was a bastard and his father picking his mother was merely ****. For you see, his father once asked the champion of his country, Zora, to be his queen, only for her to tell him at the altar that she'd been fucking the human torch seconds before he asked her through a hologram call to marry him.

So it sufficed to say the wedding was called off, and any peace talks Doom was having with other countries and heroes at the time died then and there. So Dr. Doom decided a good way to get back at him would be to pump one of human torches old lovers with aprodhasics, then fuck the crap out of her. Which he did, which is where Viktor Junior came in about a year later, who was brought to Dr. Doom to be raised by him in his country.

So sufficed to say Viktor is a complicated man with a complicated life. Though what makes him perhaps the most intriguing is that he has no true goal. He merely wishes to be the best and gain his father's respect, which seems to be more a guideline to reach than a real tangible goal. Though perhaps what he is doing to poor iron heart will change that.