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'''Santino Solari''' was the brother of [[Madonna Solari]], owner of the [[Rosa in Fiore]] brothel in [[Rome]].<ref name="PL">''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]'' - [[Chapter 1 - Fiora Cavazza]]</ref><ref name="ACB">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''</ref>
'''Santino Solari''' was the brother of [[Madonna Solari]], owner of the [[Rosa in Fiore]] brothel in [[Rome]].


One night in 1497, Santino went to various houses, asking for information on slave trading and shipping routes, as well as delivering bribes and interrogating people. He was escorted by two of his sister's courtesans, Lucia and [[Fiora Cavazza]]. When Fiora asked about his business, he slapped her, and slapped Lucia when she tried to defend Fiora. He forced the courtesans to swear silence, threatening them with a dagger, despite them having learned so little. After he finished, he told the courtesans he would tell his sister of their cooperation, then left.
==Slave Trade==
One night in 1497, escorted by two [[courtesans]] from his sister's brothel, Santino went to various houses to attend to business with several of his contacts. Often resorting to violence, he delivered payments and bribes, as well as gathered information on slave trading and shipping routes. Once, when asked by [[Fiora Cavazza]] about his business, he slapped her, and slapped Lucia when she tried to defend her in turn. He forced the courtesans to silence, threatening them with a dagger, despite them having learned so little from his escapade. Afterwards, he told the courtesans that he would tell his sister of their cooperation, then left.<ref name="PL" />


Later in the same year, he was beaten up by [[Cesare Borgia]] for interfering in businesses they had no right to. In exchange for their lives, Madonna Solari and Santino allowed Cesare to pick one of their courtesans to work for him, and he chose Fiora.
Later that same year, he was beaten by [[Cesare Borgia]] for interfering in trades that he and his sister had no right to. In exchange for their lives, Madonna Solari and Santino allowed Cesare to pick one of their courtesans to work for him.<ref name="PL" />


After his sister was kidnapped and killed by [[Cento Occhi|slave traders]] in 1500, [[Maria Auditore]] and her daughter [[Claudia Auditore]] took over the [[Rosa in Fiore]]. Angered by this, Santino campaigned for ownership, claiming he owned the brothel and its courtesans. However, sometime between 1500 and 1507, one of the courtesans at the brothel told Claudia's brother, by then the [[Grand Master of the Assassin's Order|Grand Master]] of the [[Assassin's Order]], [[Ezio Auditore]] of Santino's actions.
==Ownership of the Brothel==
After Santino's sister was kidnapped and killed by [[Cento Occhi|slave traders]] in 1500, [[Maria Auditore da Firenze|Maria Auditore]] and her daughter [[Claudia Auditore da Firenze|Claudia]] took over the Rosa in Fiore. Angered by this, Santino campaigned for ownership, claiming that he both the brothel and its courtesans belonged to him. However, sometime between 1500 and 1507, one of the courtesans at the brothel alerted [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio Auditore]], Claudia's brother and a member of the [[Assassins|Assassin Order]], of Santino's actions.<ref name="ACB" />


Ezio tracked down Santino and found him beating up a courtesan. Ezio stopped him immediately, knocked him out and dumped him next to a fountain next to the [[Pantheon]], humiliating him by calling him a liar and a cheat. Stripped of his dignity, Santino failed to win ownership of the brothel. What he did after this is unknown.
Ezio tracked down Santino and promptly intervened when he discovered him threatening a courtesan. After a brief fist fight, he knocked him out and dumped him next to a fountain by the [[Pantheon]], publicly humiliating him by calling him a liar and a cheat. Stripped of his dignity, Santino failed to reclaim the brothel. His fate afterwards is unknown.<ref name="ACB" />


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* Rather ironically, his first name means "little saint" in Italian.
* Rather ironically, "Santino" means "little saint" in Italian.
* Similarly to his sister, in ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', Santino has the random appearance of a nobleman.
 
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"Tonight I am to escort Santino, Madonna Solari’s brother. I will take one of his arms and Lucia the other. He is a dangerous man. A swindler."
Fiora Cavazza, regarding Santino.[src]

Santino Solari was the brother of Madonna Solari, owner of the Rosa in Fiore brothel in Rome.[1][2]

Slave Trade

One night in 1497, escorted by two courtesans from his sister's brothel, Santino went to various houses to attend to business with several of his contacts. Often resorting to violence, he delivered payments and bribes, as well as gathered information on slave trading and shipping routes. Once, when asked by Fiora Cavazza about his business, he slapped her, and slapped Lucia when she tried to defend her in turn. He forced the courtesans to silence, threatening them with a dagger, despite them having learned so little from his escapade. Afterwards, he told the courtesans that he would tell his sister of their cooperation, then left.[1]

Later that same year, he was beaten by Cesare Borgia for interfering in trades that he and his sister had no right to. In exchange for their lives, Madonna Solari and Santino allowed Cesare to pick one of their courtesans to work for him.[1]

Ownership of the Brothel

After Santino's sister was kidnapped and killed by slave traders in 1500, Maria Auditore and her daughter Claudia took over the Rosa in Fiore. Angered by this, Santino campaigned for ownership, claiming that he both the brothel and its courtesans belonged to him. However, sometime between 1500 and 1507, one of the courtesans at the brothel alerted Ezio Auditore, Claudia's brother and a member of the Assassin Order, of Santino's actions.[2]

Ezio tracked down Santino and promptly intervened when he discovered him threatening a courtesan. After a brief fist fight, he knocked him out and dumped him next to a fountain by the Pantheon, publicly humiliating him by calling him a liar and a cheat. Stripped of his dignity, Santino failed to reclaim the brothel. His fate afterwards is unknown.[2]

Trivia

  • Rather ironically, "Santino" means "little saint" in Italian.
  • Similarly to his sister, in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, Santino has the random appearance of a nobleman.

References