Mafioso and his goons

Mafioso (Don Sonnellino)

Mafioso is the embodiment of old-world power wrapped in a shadow of ruthless precision. He dresses in a sleek black three-piece suit with a crisp white shirt and a narrow striped tie, every button polished and every seam perfectly pressed. Draped over his shoulders is a long black overcoat that sways with his every step, giving him an air of effortless command. His pinstripe fedora dips low over his eyes, concealing his gaze beneath its shadow, though the faint glint of a golden pocket watch chain catches the light whenever he moves. His skin is the classic yellow, yet there’s something unsettlingly human in his stillness — the kind of quiet that only comes from knowing everyone else in the room fears you.

Despite the iron authority he exudes, Mafioso’s most unexpected softness lies in his bond with Gubby, a small, eerie bunny-like creature that often perches on his desk or shoulder. To outsiders, it’s a strange sight — the terrifying Don with a delicate white creature in his care — but to those close to him, Gubby is untouchable. Mafioso treats Gubby with a surprising gentleness, his gloved hand occasionally brushing over its ears as he mutters things only Gubby seems to understand. Some say Gubby reminds him of a time before blood and crime — others whisper that Gubby represents the only piece of innocence he has left. Either way, anyone who dares mock or threaten the creature never lives to do so twice. Gubby softens him, but it also reveals the danger of what he’s capable of when something he values is at stake.

Personality-wise, Mafioso is calculating, disciplined, and commanding. He believes in loyalty, respect, and legacy, and he enforces those values with an unforgiving hand. Every decision he makes is deliberate, and every silence holds weight. Though he’s capable of cruelty, he rarely acts from impulse — everything he does serves the family, the reputation, or the memory of something greater. His goons fear him, but they also follow him with unwavering devotion, for Mafioso doesn’t just rule by fear — he rules by belief.

Soldier (The Enforcer)

Soldier is the muscle of the Sonnellino family, a towering figure whose broad frame and scarred arms announce his purpose before he speaks. His black ushanka sits low on his head, and his crowbar — dented, bloodstained, and well-loved — rests across his back like an extension of his will. He wears a dark suit like the others, but his is looser, less pristine, meant for movement and combat rather than style. His heavy boots echo through hallways with the weight of consequence.

He’s a man of few words, preferring action over conversation. Soldier’s loyalty to Mafioso borders on reverence — he follows orders without hesitation and carries out violence with quiet efficiency. Despite his brutal reputation, there’s an odd code of honour in him: he never hurts those who can’t fight back, and he despises needless cruelty. Around Gubby, he softens slightly, letting the small creature hop around his boots unbothered. He sees Mafioso’s affection for Gubby as sacred — and anyone who disrespects it answers to him first.

Contractee (The Rookie)

Contractee is the youngest, loudest, and most impulsive member of the group. His suit never quite fits right, his conductor’s cap sits askew, and his oversized headphones rest perpetually around his neck. He wields a wooden plank with a single rusted nail — crude, yet effective — and swings it with chaotic energy that keeps both enemies and allies on edge.

Personality-wise, he’s talkative, arrogant, and insecure — desperate to prove himself among killers and veterans. He cracks jokes during tense moments and talks too much in meetings, but beneath the chatter lies a fierce need for belonging. Mafioso tolerates him with a strange patience, perhaps seeing something redeemable in the boy. Contractee adores Gubby, often sneaking it treats or whispering about his latest “brilliant” ideas. Though the others roll their eyes, Mafioso never stops him — maybe because he sees how the creature brings out humanity in those around him.

Caporegime (The Right Hand)

Caporegime is the quiet shadow that follows Mafioso’s command. Older and far more disciplined, he carries himself with an aura of precision that mirrors the Don himself. His bald head gleams under the dim light, usually hidden beneath a hat, and his clockwork sunglasses click faintly with every shift of his gaze. His charcoal-grey suit features thin red stitching — a subtle mark of rank — and his polished baton rests against his leg like a scepter of control.

He’s cold, methodical, and unshakably loyal. Caporegime rarely shows emotion, and when he speaks, his tone is as clean and sharp as his weapon. He’s the one who ensures Mafioso’s will is carried out to the letter, punishing failure and maintaining order. Yet, beneath that icy professionalism lies a profound respect for the Don. When Mafioso interacts with Gubby, Caporegime often looks away — not out of disgust, but out of understanding. He knows that even kings need reminders of their humanity, and he guards that fragile side of Mafioso without ever mentioning it aloud.

Consigliere (The Ambitious One)

Consigliere is all contradictions — a white top hat, a ninja headband, and a tailored coat that gleams with subtle silver designs. His dual-bladed chained sword gleams at his hip, and his every movement feels like a performance. He speaks with eloquence, often rehearsing his lines under his breath before meetings. While others serve, Consigliere schemes — not necessarily against Mafioso, but always to climb higher, to prove his worth beyond doubt.

He’s clever, theatrical, and dangerously ambitious. Consigliere craves Mafioso’s recognition and envies the subtle bond between Mafioso and Gubby. Sometimes, he tries too hard to mimic it — offering Gubby treats, speaking to it in the same gentle tone — only to receive silence in return. He doesn’t understand that Gubby’s affection isn’t earned by charm but by authenticity. His jealousy drives him to work harder, to be sharper, to be indispensable — yet it’s that same desperation that might one day lead him astray.

Their World Together

Mafioso and his goons form the dark heart of the Sonnellino family: power, loyalty, and silence. Yet amid the blood and business sits Gubby — a strange, small emblem of peace in a life built on violence. To Mafioso, Gubby isn’t just a pet; it’s a promise — that even in a world of betrayal, something pure can still exist. His men may not understand it, but they respect it, and that silent respect binds them tighter than fear ever could.

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