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"Tomorrow I will make Torta Bolognese. I leave to pick up the eggs and meat from the market and will be back in time to open the bakery as the sun strikes the top of the courtyard. How privileged a life we lead. It is hard to remember on such a day that what is given may also be taken away." | "Tomorrow I will make Torta Bolognese. I leave to pick up the eggs and meat from the market and will be back in time to open the bakery as the sun strikes the top of the courtyard. How privileged a life we lead. It is hard to remember on such a day that what is given may also be taken away." | ||
These are the final lines of [[Maria Auditore da Firenze|Maria]]'s diaries. | These are the final lines of [[Maria Auditore da Firenze|Maria]]'s [[Diaries of Maria Auditore|diaries]]. | ||
Born into the powerful [[Banks|banking]] family, the Mozzi, Maria is one of the most famous historical sources of the time period due to her multi-volume diary, which has been translated by several notable scholars and is on display in the | Born into the powerful [[Banks|banking]] family, the [[Mozzi family|Mozzi]], Maria is one of the most famous historical sources of the time period due to her multi-volume diary, which has been translated by several notable scholars and is on display in the [[Uffizi Gallery]] in [[Florence]]. | ||
Now, thanks to the [[Animus]], we know why her diaries ceased. After her husband [[Giovanni Auditore da Firenze|Giovanni]]'s arrest, during which Maria was mistreated by Florence's [[guards]], she entered a semi-catatonic state. Cared for by [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio]]'s sister [[Claudia Auditore da Firenze|Claudia]] at the [[Villa Auditore]], she remained silent for years until Ezio brought her a bundle of [[feathers]] he had collected during his travels, an activity that her youngest son [[Petruccio Auditore da Firenze|Petruccio]] once engaged in. Brought back to life by Ezio's gift, her temperament has been improving steadily since. | Now, thanks to the [[Animus]], we know why her diaries ceased. After her husband [[Giovanni Auditore da Firenze|Giovanni]]'s arrest, during which Maria was mistreated by Florence's [[guards]], she entered a semi-catatonic state. Cared for by [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze|Ezio]]'s sister [[Claudia Auditore da Firenze|Claudia]] at the [[Villa Auditore]], she remained silent for years until Ezio brought her a bundle of [[feathers]] he had collected during his travels, an activity that her youngest son [[Petruccio Auditore da Firenze|Petruccio]] once engaged in. Brought back to life by Ezio's gift, her temperament has been improving steadily since. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:00, 16 April 2025
Date of Birth: 1432.
Profession: Writer, Noble.
"Tomorrow I will make Torta Bolognese. I leave to pick up the eggs and meat from the market and will be back in time to open the bakery as the sun strikes the top of the courtyard. How privileged a life we lead. It is hard to remember on such a day that what is given may also be taken away."
These are the final lines of Maria's diaries.
Born into the powerful banking family, the Mozzi, Maria is one of the most famous historical sources of the time period due to her multi-volume diary, which has been translated by several notable scholars and is on display in the Uffizi Gallery in Florence.
Now, thanks to the Animus, we know why her diaries ceased. After her husband Giovanni's arrest, during which Maria was mistreated by Florence's guards, she entered a semi-catatonic state. Cared for by Ezio's sister Claudia at the Villa Auditore, she remained silent for years until Ezio brought her a bundle of feathers he had collected during his travels, an activity that her youngest son Petruccio once engaged in. Brought back to life by Ezio's gift, her temperament has been improving steadily since.