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| + | Credit to the Author: D'Arezzo has been a pain in my ass. He pops up all over in the stories written at [https://augias.org/pbn/pbn_exe2.htm| Paris La Nuit], but there is no other notes on him. What appears here and his place in the lineage of Ventrue is of my own making. ('''Keith''' November 25, 2016) | ||
Revision as of 13:15, 25 November 2016
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Sobriquet: D'Arezzo
Appearance: D'Arezzo is a handsome man in his late 30's. He has long flowing brown mustaches. He has beautiful long hair that he keeps tied back in a braid. His eyes are a brilliant blue.
Behavior: D'Arezzo is a very brash and obnoxious man. He has been aristocracy for so long he doesn't know any other way to be. He is the lord of the manner, respectful to his seniors, but dismissive of the rabble.
History: Bernard D'Arezzo was born the first son of a Duke in 1438. Raised to nobility, D'Arezzo grew to manhood living the fine life of a landowner. He married the daughter of a wealthy merchant of good blood line, enriching himself and his family. D'Arezzo bought some Mediterranean slaves and brought them home in 1473. What D'Arezzo had no way of knowing was that those slaves carried smallpox. In a little over 2 months his entire house would be ravaged, and he would lose his whole family. D'Arezzo was devastated. For two years he lived in depression and haunted his estates, a man who felt he had lost everything. One of his friends finally convinced him to come to a dance in Paris. D'Arezzo agreed, dragging himself to the city for some entertainment. That's where he met Labienus. Labienus decided he could put D'Arezzo's wealth and connections to good use, and sought the right to embrace him. Within a fortnight Labienus had permission, and D'Arezzo was brought over. It has been a very successful partnership ever since.
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Credit to the Author: D'Arezzo has been a pain in my ass. He pops up all over in the stories written at Paris La Nuit, but there is no other notes on him. What appears here and his place in the lineage of Ventrue is of my own making. (Keith November 25, 2016)
