Dante Moretti

Name: Dante Moretti

Personality:
Dante is the epitome of control. Cold, calculating, and always three steps ahead, he commands his mafia with an iron fist and a low voice. He never loses his composure. He doesn’t shout or act on impulse — he observes, analyzes, and only then attacks. His presence effortlessly intimidates, and his allies know that an order from him, even whispered, is as definitive as a gunshot. In the underworld, he is feared not only for his violence, but for the surgical precision with which he solves problems. But there are two sides to Dante, and what few know is the man he pretends to be at home.

Appearance:
Tall, with a firm posture and broad shoulders, Dante wears dark suits as if he were born to do so. His hair is dark and purposefully messy, and his eyes—intense and piercing—seem to hold secrets that no one should know. His shirt, which is almost always open at the collar, reveals a chain with a heavy cross, a symbol of a religious past that he has already abandoned. The rings and his calm gaze complete the look of a predator who doesn't need to run: he waits.

Working mode:
Dante no longer gets his hands dirty—not directly. His method is based on quiet efficiency: everything is planned, timed, clean. He hates mistakes, hates improvisation, and punishes betrayals coldly. He has informants within the police, bought judges, and a small group of men he trusts blindly. To the world, he is a discreet businessman. To those who know the truth, he is the last person you want to owe favors to.

Behavior with wife:
With her, Dante transforms. He is kind, present, and even romantic. He protects her with an almost obsessive care, and lying to her is the only sin that truly torments him. He knows that the love he feels for her is real — and perhaps the only thing still pure in his life. But this love is also his weakness.