Eugene Nayel Waelon

"'Loyalty to the Empire. Unity as one People. Strength through thick and thin.'""- Eugene N. Waelon-Verdez during Bureau Broadcast"

Origins
Born in the Capitol in 2099, Eugene was apart of a predominately wealthy family. His father Gordon Waelon-Verdez was a wealthy elitist who had worked under the Bureau before him. Eugene attended a series of private educational facilities throughout the Capitol.

Occupation
Eugene has always had a longing to inform the people of Ossetia with his views on certain policies and topics, which is why he decided to join the Bureau of Public Enlightenment following in the footsteps of his father, then-incumbent Director of Propaganda Gerald Waelon-Verdez, at age 26 as deputy Director. Gerald had decided after 4 years that he would make way for Eugene to take his place as the Director of Propaganda, where today he remains incumbent in his position, working alongside Edward Rothersmere.

As Director of Propaganda, Eugene oversees the Propaganda Department, the branch of the Bureau of Enlightenment that is responsible for the broadcasting of Propaganda throughout the Empire and within the Capitol

Eugene personally oversees the flow of Propaganda throughout Ossetia while also being responsible for ensuring the right shows are given the right amounts of airtime.

Politics
Eugene is a man of traditional values in that he believes in absolute rule in the form of the emperor as well as the class system."' Absolute rule is simply a more efficient way to govern, without impediment from incompetent officials voted in by commoners who do not truly know what they need.'"In his eyes, commoners are born with the destiny to serve the very class system that works them tirelessly, and above all to serve the Empire because that is simply how things must be.

Religion
Eugene is an agnostic, not a direct atheist but he does not dabble in religion regardless as he believes it is a distracts a person from performing his or her duties to the best of their ability, which affects their contributions to the state negatively."'I cannot see the higher being people tend to refer to as God, but what I can see is an Emperor deeply devoted to all of his constituents, and I would happily lay down my life for him before I would a figure of mere superstition.'"

Family
Eugene has two other relative (not including his father), Margaret Waelon-Verdez and Joseph Waelon-Verdez. Eugene does not have a spouse or children as he believes a family would be too much of a burden on his career in the bureau.