Victor Dupré

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Victor _Charles Dupré

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_{gender: male
age: 42
aliases / nicknames: Charlie, Vic, ‘V’
sexuality: bisexual}

_{profession: agent
education: college, university
parents: Madleine and Raoul Dupré
siblings: A younger sister}

personality outline: While he appears serious and professional on the outside he is a rather snarky, dry witted and cynical fellow who really hates his current position in the Mi6 and would rather go drinking than being stuck behind a computer screen. Due to an incident out in the field he has been forced to do office work instead and he is in charge of interrogation and questioning the people the government deemed too dangerous and/or important to let them just walk around freely.
special traits / quirks: cracks his knuckles when thinking and picks his lip when nervous.

strengths:

• speaks several languages
  
• well educated
  
• experienced in close combat and with firearms
  
• high alcohol tolerance
  
• charm – at least he thinks of himself as a most charming fellow
  
• detached (during interrogation)
  

weaknesses:

• stiff leg due to injury
  
• often comes off as rude
  
• self indulgent
  
• overcompensating
  
• full of self doubt
  
• callous
  

likes:

• travelling
  
• a good meal and nice company
  
• being rewarded
  
• riddles
  
• a good fist fight
  

dislikes:

• rain
  
• London
  
• his current work
  
• being stuck where he currently is with no chance of changing anything
  
• wasting his time
  

_{headcanons: After being shot in the leg during a mission gone wrong he’s now stuck with office work. He’s currently in charge of the prisoners which are deemed too dangerous to be let out into public- basically all the people considered as terrorists by the government. He gets most of his orders from Mycroft or one of his subordinates. He’s the one asking Colonel Moran all these curious questions but it seems he’s not getting anywhere.
faceclaim: Jean Reno}