User talk:Youmademesignup

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Who is Uberto Alberti?

Youmademesignup, though I parodied the headline from "Who is John Galt?", I thought the title fitting since Uberto Alberti's character is a bit unique. By unique I mean that Alberti is both factual and fictitious Yes, that is hard to wrap one's brain around, but I will help you get past all the nitty gritty of "Historical Fiction." Although Uberto Alberti was never a real person like Lorenzo de' Medici, the Gonfaloniere that held the position at the time was real, and he did have the culprits apprehended just like Uberto Alberti did. As for poor Alberti's sudden..*clears throat*..demise, that is where truth ends and fiction begins, my friend. Hope that clear things up! Cheers! Steven.lotr (talk) 21:25, April 3, 2015 (UTC)