8. Favorite indulgence and feelings surrounding indulging His favorite indulgence is sweets and alcohol, preferably together. He has a pretty good stomach when it comes to handling sugar and alcohol, and rarely gets sick. He loves cheese-based deserts, cream tarts, and pudding. He rarely wants more than a snack-sized portion when it comes to desserts, though— he can really overeat when it comes to hearty foods like potatoes and red meat. He doesn’t really think about it as indulging himself, he just does it and it makes him really happy lol.
19. What do they think about before falling asleep at night? Valentino likes to fantasize about scenarios that would never happen before he falls asleep; chatting up that pretty girl he met at the flower shop, becoming a famous poet, starting a winery on that street corner once he’s done serving his time as a guard.
28. Who do they see as their best friend? Their worst enemy? Sadly, Vico and Adamo would fit both of these roles. He remembers both of them fondly, and still considers them the best friends he ever had. However, family takes precedence over friendships for Valentino. However, as assassins, Vico and Adamo directly oppose the Borgia. In general, Valentino would have tried his best to ignore Vico and Adamo’s doings unless it directly affected his family’s welfare, but it’s likely that family and personal feelings got mixed in there somewhere— turning his friends into enemies.
Re: Valentino
His favorite indulgence is sweets and alcohol, preferably together. He has a pretty good stomach when it comes to handling sugar and alcohol, and rarely gets sick. He loves cheese-based deserts, cream tarts, and pudding. He rarely wants more than a snack-sized portion when it comes to desserts, though— he can really overeat when it comes to hearty foods like potatoes and red meat. He doesn’t really think about it as indulging himself, he just does it and it makes him really happy lol.
19. What do they think about before falling asleep at night?
Valentino likes to fantasize about scenarios that would never happen before he falls asleep; chatting up that pretty girl he met at the flower shop, becoming a famous poet, starting a winery on that street corner once he’s done serving his time as a guard.
28. Who do they see as their best friend? Their worst enemy?
Sadly, Vico and Adamo would fit both of these roles. He remembers both of them fondly, and still considers them the best friends he ever had. However, family takes precedence over friendships for Valentino. However, as assassins, Vico and Adamo directly oppose the Borgia. In general, Valentino would have tried his best to ignore Vico and Adamo’s doings unless it directly affected his family’s welfare, but it’s likely that family and personal feelings got mixed in there somewhere— turning his friends into enemies.