Name: Georgio Medoni
Age: 35.
Gender: Male.
Sexuality: Straight. Completely straight and terrified of anything remotely gay.
Other things:
Eyes: Blue-ish green, apparently.
Height: 6'1-ish.
Usually wearing: A formal suit, the jacket unbuttoned with an open-necked shirt, like the one in his picture.
Birthday: Fourteenth of July, 1972.
Georgio Medoni grew up in Sicily, raised predominately by his father who is a member of "Cosa Nostra", or as commoners referred to it--the Mafia. His mother was looking after seven sisters while his father trained and bred him to take over the family business. The Medonis are closely connected with the D'Lorenzas, though Romanus is currently unawares of the facts that his father is a mobster and he is in close collaboration with Umberto. At the present, Georgio's father Umberto is a boss of a small clan around Siracusa and they do paid 'favours' for the D'Lorenzas, ensuring that they remain one of the most powerful families in all Italy. Because of his strict upbringing and exposure to a sleazy lifestyle his father indulged in, Georgio developed quite the liking for women and hated homosexuals with their acting and clothing choices. Basically he was homophobic from a young age.
Romanus' father had hired the Medoni son Georgio to keep an eye on Romanus, have instant access to the redhead incase of 'family emergencies' and to merely report on his whereabouts. He had originally inlisted someone, anyone in the Medoni family, but all others were quite disenclined to follow a mafioso's homosexual son. So Georgio, who wasn't quite cut out for the business of killing and loan-sharking as the rest of his family, was stuck with the rambunctious redhead. Romanus, on the other hand, had hired Georgio in the belief that he was hiring a personal assistant, a do-it-all in servants, and that exactly how he treats Georgio. The servant drives him, takes his clothes out for dry-cleaning and performs other rather nasty duties for the selfish Roman. Not to mention report back every two days to Mr. D'Lorenza on his son's whereabouts and activities. Literally, Georgio's life is one big disappointment for him and it has affected his personality greatly. The servant is almost always in a grouchy disposition and responds to everything he does for Roman with great distaste. Romanus loves him though, believing him to be loyal and refreshing, so for the meantime, Georgio is stuck with him.
The Branchetti Brothers:
One of the biggest bosses in Sicily didn't leave his son to go off after Romanus all by himself. Umberto sent after Georgio, at his disposal and very-well paid, bodyguards, Luigi and Dominic Branchetti, two very scary-looking brothers. Standing at around 6'8 each, these 45-and-40-year-olds-respectively are unwise to mess with. If somebody touches Georgio, they will get their divine retribution from these guys in the form of baseball bats to the face and screaming for mercy.
Picture (from left to right): Luigi, 45; Dominic, 40; Umberto Medoni, 62.
The Ten Mafioso Commandments:
1. No-one can present himself directly to another of our friends. There must be a third person to do it.
2. Never look at the wives of friends
3. Never be seen with cops.
4. Don't go to pubs and clubs.
5. Always being available for Cosa Nostra is a duty - even if your wife's about to give birth.
6. Appointments must absolutely be respected.
7. Wives must be treated with respect.
8. When asked for any information, the answer must be the truth.
9. Money cannot be appropriated if it belongs to others or to other families.
10. People who can't be part of Cosa Nostra: anyone who has a close relative in the police, anyone with a two-timing relative in the family, anyone who behaves badly and doesn't hold to moral values.
