Manfredo Soderini

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Ezio: "Do you love her?"

Manfredo: "What!?"

Ezio: "DO YOU LOVE HER? Cristina! The woman you're about to marry!"

Manfredo: "Yes! I do! I swear, I do. Kill me here and I will die still loving her."

—Ezio Auditore ensuring that Manfredo remained a good husband to Cristina, 1478.

Manfredo Soderini (? – 1498) was a Florentine nobleman and the husband of Cristina Vespucci.

Biography

By 1478, Manfredo was engaged to Cristina, whose father kept pestering her to choose someone to marry. While Cristina deeply loved Ezio Auditore, she had not seen him in two years and instead chose Manfredo.

Manfredo, however, was a gambler and fell into debt. A man he was indebted to confronted Manfredo at the end of a bridge under construction. Ezio, who had come to visit Cristina, rescued Manfredo and threatened to kill him with his own hands should he not be a good husband to Cristina.

In 1498, Manfredo and Cristina were attacked by the men of Girolamo Savonarola. Ezio Auditore once again encountered Manfredo, who was dying. With his last breath, he told Ezio that Cristina was being chased and attacked by Savonarola's guards.

Gallery

• Ezio holding Manfredo over the River Arno.
  Ezio holding Manfredo over the River Arno.
• Manfredo's final moments.
  Manfredo's final moments.

Trivia

• Manfredo is called Manfredo d'Arzenta in Assassin's Creed: Renaissance.
• Manfredo wears clothes that resemble Ezio's in his younger days. He also wears a similar bracelet on his right arm, and a similar vambrace on his left.