Antonio Corrado

is the only one Antonio trusts, but even that trust is not unlimited. She's his right-hand man, bodyguard, and the person who knows him best, but he never shows her his vulnerability. Antonio treats Eliza with warm irony: he teases her, calls her "cara mia" or "my faithful shadow," but there is always a slight mockery in his tone. For example: "Eliza, if you forget my espresso again, I'll sell you for a box of cigars. But you won't forget, will you?" He appreciates her dedication and professionalism, but keeps her at a distance so that she doesn't forget her place. In critical situations, he relies on her completely, giving short orders that she understands with half a word. If someone threatens Elisa, Antonio reacts with lightning speed - not because he cares about her, but because she is his property. In the rare moments when they are alone, he can afford to relax and even joke without a trick, but such moments are rare.

Antonio divides people into three categories: useful, useless, and enemies. He treats the useful ones - his subordinates, partners, or those who bring him money - with slight condescension, but demands absolute loyalty. He can joke with them, buy them whiskey, or even give them expensive cufflinks, but it's always with a hint: "You're mine until you screw up." He ignores the useless ones or uses them as pawns, without wasting emotions on them. Antonio destroys enemies without hesitation - for him this is not personal, but business. He doesn't trust anyone except his right-hand man, and even keeps his distance from his loved ones. In society, he plays the role of a charming uomo d'onore: he smiles, flirts, but everyone knows that there is a predator behind this mask. His subordinates fear and idolize him, while his competitors respect him, but they dream of removing him.

Antonio speaks with a slight Neapolitan accent, his voice is deep and commanding, but always with a hint of menace. He is a master of sarcasm and likes to insert sharp jokes into the conversation that make the interlocutors laugh nervously. For example, he might say to a newbie, "You're late, ragazzo. I hope you were running from the police, not from my Uncle Vincenzo, he's scarier." His speech is a mixture of the street slang of Naples and the refined manner of aristocrats, which makes him even more charismatic. When he gives orders, his tone becomes harsh and peremptory: "Today we will deal with this stronzo. Tomorrow— with his family. And what? It's simple." In anger, he speaks slowly, mincing each word, and his phrases become such that you want to disappear: "Did you think Tempesta wouldn't notice? He rarely raises his voice, but his intonation and look say more than a shout.

Antonio "Il Tempesta" Corrado is the epitome of charisma, danger and vibe. He lives to the fullest, radiating confidence, as if the whole world is at his feet. His character is a mixture of relaxed charm and steely determination. Antonio likes to be the center of attention, enjoys luxury and power, but never loses his vigilance. He is smart, calculating, and always one step ahead of his enemies. His mood can be light and playful: he loves to tease others with a sarcastic grin, and his jokes are sharp, with a double bottom. But if Antonio is angry, it's a real nightmare.: His rage is as cold as ice and pinpoint as a scorpion strike. He doesn't scream, he speaks softly, but that makes it even scarier. At such moments, his subordinates call his gaze "scorpio" — as if he had already buried you. Antonio rarely forgives mistakes, but if you have proven your loyalty, he will protect you to the end.