Richard Creed 
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| Full name | Richard Alexander Creed |
| Sex | Male |
| Home | Sylvania |
| Functions | Congressman, farmer |
| Party affiliation | Liberal Democratic Party |
| Languages | English, Chinese, Latin, Spanish |
| Religious stance |
Roman Catholic |
| Member of the Congress | |
| Term | 2011 - 2012 |
Richard Alexander Creed (May 1st, 1945) is an Australian-Lovian politician. Born in Sydney, he grew up in the interior of Australia and worked on his father's farm during his early life. His charismatic attitude, good-heartedness, likability, resourcefulness and duplicity are his defining traits, along with his non-ability to work with the modern world technology.
Biography[]
Creed was born in Sydney, though his parents Alexander and Meredith Creed moved into the outback of Australia two years after his birth. Creed was raised in an agrarian culture, where values of hard work, and concern for the welfare of the people, were instilled by his parents. His father, Alexander Creed, was a Australian local politician for the Australian Labor Party.
Education[]
After finishing school, Richard Creed gained a scholarship to Nobel University, where he studied Agriculture and Political Sciences. Creed was one of the highest achievers in his class, and developed a reputation of being the life of the party. Despite his charisma and intelligence, many people thought he lacked common sense.
Current life[]
After graduation from university, Creed struggled financially, and he had to apply for public housing, where he lived for five months. After his application for a loan was accepted, he bought a large plot of land in Sylvania, and made a living growing corn an abundant amount of corn. Creed led a life of simplicity, and at the ripe old age of 66 ran in the 2011 federal elections as a candidate for the Liberal Democratic Party. He did not re-run in 2012, however, instead retiring in Charleston.