Mafioso

Bisexual (with a strong emotional attraction to men)

But… he's not open about it. Because in his world, love is a weakness. And he can't show weakness.

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Mafioso represses many of his emotions, especially romantic ones.

He is not interested in superficial things: he is attracted to strong minds, to silences that speak louder than a thousand words, to people who are not afraid of him. 🕯️ Have you fallen in love?

Yes. Once. Elliot. He always knew he liked more than one gender, but he prefers to pretend he doesn't have feelings for anyone.

He is uncomfortable being seen as vulnerable, so he usually seduces with cold words or subtle gestures… never with direct affection.

Elliot was the only person who ever gave him a flower. The mobster keeps it between the pages of a book.

Sometimes, when he thinks no one is looking, he looks at an old torn photograph… where all you see is Elliot, smiling.

Mobster has secretly saved Elliot several times, but never admits it.

If Elliot is in danger, Mafioso becomes more brutal, more savage.

He writes letters that he never sends.

He plays the piano at night, thinking about his past.

Keep a dried flower between the pages of your favorite book.

She stands in front of the mirror and tries out smiles… but she doesn’t like any of them.

He has a safe with photos, a crumpled note, and Gubby's miniature hat.

His hat is sacred. If anyone touches it without permission… it disappears.

Many say that he was once someone important in politics, but fell into the criminal world.

He never runs. If you see him running, it's because you've already lost.

Some survivors say that before being eliminated by him, they heard an ancient song begin to play.

There are rumors that he has a scar on his chest that he never shows.

Elliot is the only person around whom she lets her guard down a bit. Sometimes she glances at him... and tightens her grip on his tie.

Playing the piano alone

Feeding Gubby, your rabbit

Overseeing shady business from the shadows

Read classic crime novels

Playing chess with yourself (and always winning)

Smooth jazz played on vinyl

White rabbits (especially yours, called Gubby

Order, elegance and silence

Intense glances and indirect conversations

The night rain on city roofs

The betrayals

Unnecessary noise

Uncontrolled emotions

Let Elliot ignore him 🥺 (although he would never admit it)

People who underestimate the power of the subtle

Although he doesn't show it openly, Mafioso feels a strong connection with Elliot. He protects him from the shadows, gives him indirect clues, and makes sure no one gets too close to him. There's a tense relationship between them, one of mutual respect and long silences. Elliot is one of the few who can challenge him without dying... but also one of the few who can hurt him emotionally.

Many fans see them as a "dangerous love," an "enemies with a shared history" or "I can't love you, but I can't leave you" dynamic.

The Mafioso is calm, cold, and calculating. He never seems upset or out of control. He speaks infrequently, but each one carries weight. He doesn't need to shout to impose himself: his mere presence is intimidating. He has impeccable manners and an old-fashioned courtesy, but behind that facade lies a lethal strategist. He always observes, analyzes, and acts only when he's 100% sure he's going to win. However, deep down, he may harbor buried emotions that he never lets out... except perhaps in front of a certain person.

The mobster has an imposing and elegant presence. His muscular figure is dressed in a perfectly tailored black suit, accompanied by a white shirt, a wine-red tie, a long coat with a white fur collar, and shiny patent leather shoes. His face is often shadowed by his dark gray fedora, which he tilts downward to hide his expressions. His movements are calm, confident, and unhurried. He has an air of authority, as if he doesn't need to rush because the world is already under his control.

Sometimes, beside or behind him, you see a small white rabbit, seemingly tender… but deadly.