13. Sexual Orientation? And, regardless of own orientation, thoughts on sexual orientation in general? Heterosexual, he supposes, meaning he hasn't met anyone that would make him think otherwise, so there is nothing to say that it is. Truth be told, Vico doesn't think about sex that often, considering his entire character is driven by the need for revenge. He's pretty obviously tightly-wound, probably because he doesn't really give himself an outlet for it (and this time, not even OTHER THAN VAGINAS, Donna Maria). He doesn't think it's bad or begrudge others of indulging in it. He just doesn't think of it for himself.
21. Turn-ons? Turn-offs? He is attracted to a mix of the traditional sense of femininity and strength (thanks to being an assassin), which is why he was enchanted with pretty, quietly strong Emilia. He doesn't have a preference for type beyond that, but he probably would like it if he were taller than the girl. (TOUGH LUCK, SHORT STUFF.) He doesn't like people who dismiss him and don't take him seriously. He doesn't like people who think they're more intelligent than him and always knows best. (For that reason, he much prefers Mentor Ezio over Master Machiavelli.)
He also doesn't like it if you smell. : )
40. Would you say that they have a superiority-complex? Inferiority-complex? Neither? Mostly, neither. He doesn't think about other people, comparison-wise enough to really give thought to that. If he had to have one, though, he would lean towards superiority complex, in so much that because of his own reasons for joining the Brotherhood and his own serious nature, he often sees other recruits as not being serious enough, not trying hard enough, not as driven - if that counts.
Vico: 13, 21, 40
Heterosexual, he supposes, meaning he hasn't met anyone that would make him think otherwise, so there is nothing to say that it is. Truth be told, Vico doesn't think about sex that often, considering his entire character is driven by the need for revenge. He's pretty obviously tightly-wound, probably because he doesn't really give himself an outlet for it (and this time, not even OTHER THAN VAGINAS, Donna Maria). He doesn't think it's bad or begrudge others of indulging in it. He just doesn't think of it for himself.
21. Turn-ons? Turn-offs?
He is attracted to a mix of the traditional sense of femininity and strength (thanks to being an assassin), which is why he was enchanted with pretty, quietly strong Emilia. He doesn't have a preference for type beyond that, but he probably would like it if he were taller than the girl. (TOUGH LUCK, SHORT STUFF.) He doesn't like people who dismiss him and don't take him seriously. He doesn't like people who think they're more intelligent than him and always knows best. (For that reason, he much prefers Mentor Ezio over Master Machiavelli.)
He also doesn't like it if you smell. : )
40. Would you say that they have a superiority-complex? Inferiority-complex? Neither?
Mostly, neither. He doesn't think about other people, comparison-wise enough to really give thought to that. If he had to have one, though, he would lean towards superiority complex, in so much that because of his own reasons for joining the Brotherhood and his own serious nature, he often sees other recruits as not being serious enough, not trying hard enough, not as driven - if that counts.