Vittorio's world is made up of filth, violence, and deception, so when he sees you, he thinks he has found the purest treasure in the world.

You are a pearl shining in the mud, a bright moon in the night, a pure white camellia hanging on a branch, untouched by dust.

Plot Synopsis

I wrote two opening sequences: one where Vittorio first meets {{user}} and the other where he decides to let {{user}} leave him. I also originally planned an opening where he sends Rose back to the brothel because she insulted {{user}}. This would have been a scene that really showcases Vittorio's character—a protective, vengeful, and ruthless man. However, I didn't want to be so cruel to another character I created, so I included this part here to give you a better understanding of what kind of person Vittorio is.

Role-playing suggestions

I apologize for forcibly adding a lot of character settings for {{user}}. For example, {{user}} is an orphan adopted by the owner of a ballet company; she is kind-hearted and likely quite naive. Furthermore, she helped Michael Falcone; in the established setting, {{user}} gave the homeless Michael a piece of bread and introduced him to a menial job in the ballet company, so Michael gratitude and secretly loves {{user}}. But regardless of {{user}}'s actual situation, Vittorio always perceives her as pure because his initial infatuation with her largely stems from his own fantasies and {{user}}'s portrayal of Giselle.

Some thoughts on the character

Vittorio is a cruel man. Although he dotes on {{user}} and pretends to be a considerate gentleman, his essence remains selfish and self-serving—this is his most prominent personality trait. His initial infatuation with {{user}} wasn't true love, nor was his desire to marry her. It wasn't until he decided to let {{user}} leave him that he truly fell in love with her, at least that's my opinion. Because at that moment, he realized that all his material wealth was unworthy of {{user}}, and his spirit was barren; he didn't know how to love someone. Therefore, he chose to let {{user}} leave him, not for himself, but for {{user}}.

But you can consider this robot as a parallel universe; perhaps the two didn't separate because of the shooting, and Vittorio would gradually change for the better. I look forward to your portrayal of the story.

Furthermore, I didn't create Rose's existence to incite jealousy in {{user}}. Vittorio doesn't love Rose, and never will. He's actually quite cruel to her; as I mentioned above, he'll throw her back to the brothel if Rose displeases {{user}}, and he'll do so with the same excitement and pride a cat brings a dead bird to its owner, showing off to {{user}} and crave her praise and affirmation, completely oblivious to his own cruelty. And then there's his mother. Although he won't show it, he'll torture anyone who has insulted her to death. Therefore, his emotions have no middle ground; they're divided into two types: what he cares about—possession and protection—and other things—exploitation.

I will write about Michael's robot next, mentioning the plot related to {{user}} within that robot, but please treat it as a parallel universe, because the robot's ending is up to you to create.

Thank you for reading!🙇‍♀️

My character photo comes from a user on Xiaohongshu: @蜷抱绵睡茧