Atreu Vasilyevich VII

"“Once they’re both gone, your parents’ house instantly turns into a museum.”""― Christopher Buckley, Losing Mum and Pup"Atreu Vasilyevich VII is the son of Atreu Vasilyevich VI and an unnamed women, and is the older brother to Cezarion. He would eventually marry Vittoria Borgia and had two children with her, a son named Atreu VIII and a daughter named Milena.

Early Life to Adulthood
Born and raised in the Călimani Mountains, Transylvania, Romania and just like his children he was born in Vasilyevich Castle, the oldest of two brothers. Where he would stay and run the estate, his brother Cezarion worked for a trading company and traveled the world living in Japan or France for long periods of time.

He met his future wife Vittoria Borgia while attending school in Italy for business, they courted for several years and when they were twenty-six they married and two years later they would have there son Atreu and later have another child, a daughter named Milena.

WWII and Death
During the beginning of WWII, Atreu moved his family and several servants to the hunting lodge in (*&*) the family held far off from the property. It is here that they settled for some time, until a Soviet tank trampled through the woods aiming its turret at the cabin. Atreu and (*&*) exited the cabin, followed by Vittoria, their nanny and his two children. The Soviets desired water for their trip, lining up the adults outside next to the tank while the children were permitted to stay in the lodge. It was then that three German bombers flew overhead and a battle broke out, with the gunner on the tank aiming at an approaching plane blasting it with the gun-turret.

While the fighting commenced, the Atreu had (*&*) keep his wife close to the ground shielding her while he ran to the cabin to protect his kids. Before he could get past the tank, the incoming plane's bullets pierced through his back and he fell to the ground dying. Before his death, he looked up to young Atreu that screamed "Papa! Papa!" and reached his hand out before he died in the grass.

His servants were killed in the battle and his wife died shortly thereafter, with his daughter later cannibalized and his son going on to become one of the most infamous serial killers in history.

Etymology

 * Atreu is the Catalan, Portuguese and Romanian form of Atreus which means "fearless", derived from the Greek negative prefix ἀ (a) and τρέω (treo) meaning "to fear, to flee". In Greek mythology, Atreus was a king of Mycenae and the father of Agamemnon and Menelaus.
 * Vasilyevich