Racketeer

He was one of the many Italian children who suffered in the great war (see Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio movie). His parents were called to the front forced to obey the fascist leader. The Racketeer lost his parents in the war, and at a very young age he had to fend for himself, since his childhood was very hard. The corruption that crowded public offices in Italy at that time made the Mafioso have to steal, swindle, attack,... whatever it takes to put a piece of bread in his mouth. From that day on, he promised himself that no child would go hungry, neither he nor anyone else. To this day, although her situation is not that difficult, she continues to fight so that no child goes hungry, whatever has to be done. He continues to distrust politicians: "They talk a lot when their bellies are full, and they bite you as soon as you take them off," he mutters.