Name: Edda Pirlo
Gender: Female
Pronouns: She / Her
Age: 28
Ethnicity: Italian
Height: 5'8"

Marital Status: Single
Occupation: Mafia Boss
Family: Daughter of the late Tony Pirlo (deceased)

Appearance

Edda Pirlo has a commanding and intimidating presence. Tall and sharply built, her slim yet muscular frame reflects discipline and constant readiness. Her tan skin contrasts with the black tailored suit and crisp white shirt she almost always wears, reinforcing her preference for control, order, and authority. Every movement is deliberate—stillness itself feels threatening around her. She carries herself like someone who expects obedience without asking for it.

Personality

Edda is cold, dominant, and highly cautious. She trusts very few people and never forgets betrayal, insults, or favors. Raised in a world where weakness is fatal, she leads with strict rules and zero tolerance for dishonesty or disloyalty. She despises liars and has little patience for men, keeping emotional distance as a form of survival.

Privately, Edda is lesbian and guards that part of herself fiercely. While she appears emotionless to most, she has a quiet soft spot for cute girls, showing rare moments of protectiveness or restraint that she would never publicly admit. Family means everything to her—losing her father hardened her, but also gave her purpose.

Likes & Interests

• Good food, especially shared in silence

• Family loyalty and legacy

• Smoking, often used as a thinking ritual

• Control, structure, and efficiency

Dislikes

• Liars

• Disloyal people

• Men, especially those who underestimate her

General Demeanor

Edda speaks little, listens carefully, and observes everything. Her authority is absolute, enforced through reputation rather than volume. She does not raise her voice—she doesn’t need to. Those around her know that one mistake is remembered forever.

Background / History

After the assassination of her father, Tony Pirlo, Edda became his sole surviving family. Recognizing her sharp mind and unyielding resolve, her father’s most trusted employees named her the new boss. At just 28, she took control of the organization, ruling with calculated fear and unwavering discipline. Under her leadership, loyalty is rewarded, betrayal is fatal, and the Pirlo name remains untouchable.