Edward Wrasley

Edward Jason Wrasley (b. 17th January 1885 in Tornford, FKL; d. 9th March 1974 in Lynson, FKL) was a Lynoxian philosopher, Politician (he had never been a member in Lynoxian Federal Royal Parliament) and founder of the far-right political party The Lynoxian Union of Fascists (LUF). 
== Early Life ==
Edward was born in 17th January 1885 as a younger son of Patrick Wrasley and Samantha Wrasley. His father was a Sailor, ranked as Leading Rate. His father was a sailor with a high rank in the Navy. He worked from 1881 until his retirement in 1933. Samantha used to be a math teacher in one of the primary schools in Tornford for many years (1890–1942). When he was 5 years old, his grandfather (Stanley Wrasley) died of cancer, and after that, he became a religious kid. He began primary school at the age of six and always went on religious trips organized by his school; pilgrimage was his very important thing, and he continued to attend any religion-related events until he began military service in 1923.
== Family life ==
Simon Wrasley, Edward's older brother, was born in 1882. He used to be a mathematician and worked in Hypernium from 1914 until 1930. He then moved to FRD and taught in one of the high schools from 1930 until his death in 1969.
Jennifer Wrasley, Edward's younger sister, was born in 1886. She used to be a professional dancer. Her interests in dancing had begun when she was around 3 years old, and her parents had decided to sign her up for dancing classes. When she was 8 years old, in 1894, for the first time in her life, she won a gold medal in dancing competitions. In 1904, after her secondary school graduation, she moved to Onav to begin her dancing career. When she was 32 years old, she had been injured for the first time in her life and took a few months off from her career. After she had fully recovered, she returned to her career. Jennifer's dancing career had ended in 1952 due to hip problems. She worked as a waitress after her career ended until her full retirement in 1969. In 1990, she died due to natural causes, aged 104.
== Military service ==
He officially joined the Lynoxian Army in September 1923 and served for four years. His interest in fascism began when he met his friend, Garry Hachs, and they worked together for many years until 1952. In 1926, he had been awarded a "Victory Medal." A year later, he got the "Leader Medal." In 1927, he had ended his military service to focus on working for his organization and later establish a political party.
== Student life ==
In 1892, Edward had begun primary school in Tronford and attended there until 1900. After his graduation from primary school, he attended secondary school in the same city from 1900 until 1904. On the same year, he moved to Lynson for university, where he studied philosophy and politics for six years.
== Party activity ==
Edward joined the Lynoxian Fascist Party (LFP) in 1927 and was ranked as a regular member, but the party was disbanded in 1932 due to low popularity, and he reformed into a new party called the Lynoxian Union of Fascists (LUF). Throughout the activity, he had risen to the position of party leader. In 1934, Lynoxian fascists grew to 50 000 members and plotted a coup against the Lynoxian federal government, but it was thwarted by police intervention. A few members got arrested, and Sir Wrasley was fined for making this. In January 1935, the party went on a trip to Vulturia, and many Nazis and Emma Gregory were interested in this party and even met personally. During World War II, Edward told their members to put posters around Lynoxia to promote fascism and racism. The party faced a severe crisis in 1946, when a large number of members left due to the end of the Nazi regime in Vulturia and realized that fascism is bad. This party was dissolved on October 1, 1952, by the Lynoxian government.
== His arrest ==
On September 15, 1952, Edward Wrasley was sent to court with his members. It was an effect of announcing a new law to ban fascism. Edward Wrasley, along with Hachs, Sherwood Vallsey, Martin Trodell, and Winston Wasins, were under the Lynson Tribunal for 16 days. On October 2, 1952, a day after the ban on LUF, Edward was sentenced to five years in prison for promoting fascist ideology, while his elite received only two years in prison. Five years later, he was released from prison, and he got a lifetime judicial ban from making political parties.
== Married Life ==
In 1927, shortly after leaving the military, Edward fell in love with a woman named Diana. A few months later they got married, and two years later their first son, Edward Wrasley Jr. was born. A couple of Years later, Alona and Thomas were born. Unfortunately, in 1941, Edward and Diana divorced. The reason for the breakup may be a toxic relationship as he has become more fascist. 
Julie (a fascist supporter) fell in love with him shortly after his breakup and married him two years later. This meant that Edward had three stepsons: Alfred, Garry and Damien. Their marriage was very nice until 1952, when the couple were arrested by the police, sent to a federal court, and charged with promoting fascism as a result of a new law banning this criminal ideology. These people were forced to divorce; Julie was sentenced to one year in prison and Edward to five years imprisonment. After his release from prison, the couple broke up permanently after 5 years in prison, and it was no longer the same.
In 1958, he met a woman named Hannah Isalleston, and they fell in love. A year later, the couple got married, and it meant that Edward had five stepchildren, like Alexander Wrasley. In addition to the eldest stepson, he had three stepdaughters and one more stepson (Max Wrasley, Ellie Wrasley, Amanda Wrasley and Olivia Wrasley). The couple was very satisfied, and they happily spent time together, alone and with their family. Their marriage lasted until his death in 1974, but Hannah never forgot him and always remembered him.
== His death ==
In late September 1973, Edward was diagnosed with a very severe brain stroke, and he only had around 6 months to live. His stroke was due to the fact that he had smoked more cigarettes since he was 85 than in previous years, and he was also older. His funeral was on March 12, 1974, and lasted one week. There was his third wife, their children (his stepchildren), but also those from previous marriages. Even his younger sister was at the funeral.