Olivia Miller

1902-1933 (died age 31)

### Role

Accelerationist Activist (until 1931)Leader of the Garecian Future Party (after 1931)

### Family

Liam Miller (father)Rebecca Miller (mother)

Trent Miller (brother)

## **Birth of a Lunatic**

Olivia Miller was born in Hatchet, Garecia on May 29, 1902. She was the daughter of Liam Miller and Rebecca Miller. Growing up she was held under strict and harsh circumstances. Her father was incredibly cruel, and for most of Olivia’s early childhood, consisted of Liam Miller controlling almost every move. Throughout her early school years, she was often bullied for her family’s middle class life, and she often returned home with several injuries. She spent most of her time alone reading books and learning about the great conquerors of history. Liam was quick to anger and took it out either on his wife or young Olivia. Liam Miller was a major figure in the local church in the city of Hatchet. And since her father was nationalist, conservative, and heavily Christian, Olivia Miller grew a raging hatred towards those very things, blaming them for her suffering. She began to lose support and friends when she entered her later teenage years, making her feel even more miserable and spiteful. With all this pressure being stacked up upon her shoulders, the young woman descended into insanity. Her isolation led to depression, which led to drug addictions with LSD, meth, alcohol, and more.

## **Ambitious SPEED**

When  she turned 18-years-old in 1920, she was introduced to the recently formed Garecian Future Party (GFP), which held a similar view to her. The GFP hated tradition, and wanted to follow a path of revolutionary speed and progress by any means necessary. Those in the GFP sympathized with the young woman and the two began to get along. In 1922, she officially joined the party, but this move was heavily protested by both her mother and father. The two realized what the Future Party was capable of and demanded that Olivia withdraw from the faction or there would be consequences. Olivia refused, and to make sure she didn’t get in trouble with the state authorities, broke in and murdered both of her parents in the name of progress towards the future.

Over the course of the mid-1920s, Olivia Miller continued to climb the ranks of the GFP as she continued to carry out various tasks handed to her by the leaders of the party. However, with all her past trauma finally reaching a boiling point, she carried out her duties with fire and fury, which only increased her popularity among Garecian futurists. She began to grow more and more ambitious in her job. She began to escalate her attacks against opposing leaders in the democratic government, the workers unions, and far-right wing organizations. She wanted revenge against the traditional ideologies that wronged her throughout her entire life.

## **Leadership of the GFP**

In 1931, the leader of the Garecian Future Party, Kolten Whitaker, died of a heart attack. In the following events to choose a successor to the faction’s leadership, support came in favor of Olivia Miller, who became the new leader of the GFP three weeks after the passing of Kolten Whitaker. After assuming leadership, Olivia took the futurist, accelerationist ideology up to an eleven. She began propagating a violent overthrow of the Garecian government, to create her vision of a civilized Western utopia. Attacks on opposing political leaders skyrocketed by 1932. However on June 12, 1933, Olivia Miller made the move to do something that no other Garecian accelerationist dared to attempt. Ms. Miller attempted to assassinate the incumbent president of the Garecian Republic, Scott Lane. The assassination was a failure, but she managed to escape. For the next two months from July to early August, Olivia and the GFP attempted to keep a low profile while continuing to try and undermine the republic’s stability. However this would be cut short.

## **A Very Fast Ending**

On August 20th, 1933 at 10:49 at night, government hired assassin, Cody Ignash, broke into Ms. Miller’s home in Brookway, Willowston, and shot her in the forehead while she was asleep. Ending her legacy at just age 31. In the aftermath of Olivia’s death, the Garecian Future Party collapsed into several smaller branches claiming to be the true Future Party.