ezio.valtieri.wanderer.d10

Ezio's face is always obscured by the dual combination of a headband and a cylindrical piece of cloth that covers his lower face and neck. He also tends to wear a dark brown high collared, military-style buttoned jacket, with a burnt orange scarf tat trails behind him. The only exception to this is when he is camofluaging himself, in which case, he wears whatever is nescessary.

Behind is clothing, however, he is extremely well built, with chin length dark brown hair, held back from his face by the head band he always wears. His face is a flattering light shade, and he always has a roguish grin on his face, which, much to his annoyance, seems to be attractive to those of the opposite gender. He always seems to be thinking, though not in a closed off way. He always seems open, though quiet.

Another thing about his appearance: He always has a weapon on him, though whether it is visible or not is quiet another story.

Ezio is one of the easiest to understand people in the world: everything begins and ends with payment. The payment can vary depending on the financial situation of the contractor, but he always prefers money. Why he requires so much money is unknown, though some may give theories. He is very quiet, and though it may seem that he is cautious, he calculates everything he does to the point of knowing the results of most of his actions long before he actually carries them out.

Ezio is, accordingly to his quietness, not a people person. That isn't to say he explicitly avoids people, but rather, this is a reflection on his desire for solitude. Fortunately, however, he was born with the talent of manipulation. You can rest assured that the part you see of Ezio is only part one of his multi-faceted personas. Some have suggested that Ezio suffers from multiple personality disorder. In fact, he does.

However, Ezio's particular condition of multiple personality is far removed from a typical person's. His multiple selves are overlapped, allowing for them to communicate and cooperate together. In effect, he is the combination of multiple people living in the same body. The known personas are as follows:

Ezio the Socialite: Fits right in to high society, and is very persuasive. Knows how to get people to talk, and is the least intelligent of the personas.

Ezio the Assassin: Quiet, and incredibly skilled at the art of deception. Know exactly how to blend in, but sometimes requires input from Genius and Socialite. A master of all forms of weaponry.

Ezio the Genius: Incredibly intelligent, and a master tactician, Ezio the genius is the one in the back, quietly manipulating everything the other Personas do. Wishes for only one thing: His own death.

True Ezio: The combination of all the Personas into Ezio's natural state. This is the Ezio that the first two paragraphs described.

Ezio's life was, from the very beginning, fractured. As with all victims of MPD, there was a fracture point in his early life. In Ezio's case, this came from the loss of his siblings, early on. They each had a certain personality that defines each of Ezio's personas, except for Genius, who is a direct reflection of Ezio's original state of mind, and is the reason why we was able to understand the tragedy behind his sibling's deaths, as he was only three years old when the were killed. Hence why Ezio typically operates completely rationally.

Following his sibling's deaths, he was left alone with his mother, as his father had either died or gone to jail (he never found out which one). Until he was about ten, he and his mother lived together in their small house in ten, at which point dealing with Ezio's multiple personalities became too much for his prematurely aged mother, and she died of stress related heart issues.

After his mother died, and not knowing where his father was, Ezio's life consisted of bouncing between relatives and friends who would take him, but he never really had a permanent home. For a while he lived solely on the streets behind his school. The only real friend he had died when he was thirteen, propelling him to commit one thing to himself: whatever happened to him, he'd always be there for the Hunger Games, if only to support his friend's younger siblings.

Unfortunately, in the coming years, this promise would become increasingly difficult to keep, as Ezio became increasingly capable of leaving the district, becoming a master of evasion. As he grew older, he began to contemplate leaving the district forever,