Character Relationship Map: 1993

Characters

• Leonardo Notte (played by Stefano Accorsi) — protagonist
• Pietro Bosco (played by Guido Caprino) — protagonist
• Veronica Castello (played by Miriam Leone) — supporting
• Antonio Di Pietro (played by Antonio Gerardi) — supporting
• Bibi Mainaghi (played by Tea Falco) — supporting
• Zeno Mainaghi (played by Eros Galbiati) — minor
• Luca Pastore (played by Domenico Diele) — minor
• Eva (played by Camilla Semino Favro) — minor
• Silvio Berlusconi (played by Paolo Pierobon) — minor
• Gherardo Colombo (played by Pietro Ragusa) — cameo

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Silvio Berlusconi → Pietro Bosco (Professional Patron) — Bosco aligned with Berlusconi's political movement
• Silvio Berlusconi → Leonardo Notte (Power Figure) — Berlusconi represents emerging political power
• Leonardo Notte → Veronica Castello (Romantic Interest) — Personal relationship amidst political turmoil
• Leonardo Notte → Silvio Berlusconi (Professional Political Associate) — Notte likely involved with Berlusconi's emerging political movement
• Eva → Leonardo Notte (Romantic Interest) — Potential romantic relationship with the central character
• Luca Pastore → Leonardo Notte (Professional Associates) — Working relationship in the political environment
• Antonio Di Pietro → Gherardo Colombo (Professional Colleague) — Working together in judicial investigations
• Bibi Mainaghi → Zeno Mainaghi (Family Spouse) — Married couple dealing with political changes

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Leonardo Notte → Antonio Di Pietro (Narrative Informant) — Providing information about judicial proceedings
• Veronica Castello → Eva (Social Friend) — Personal connections amidst political chaos
• Leonardo Notte → Luca Pastore (Alliance Ally) — Working together to navigate the changing political climate
• Leonardo Notte → Pietro Bosco (Conflict Political Rival) — Competing for influence in the new political landscape
• Silvio Berlusconi → Gherardo Colombo (Conflict Political Adversary) — Berlusconi was a target of Colombo's corruption investigations
• Silvio Berlusconi → Antonio Di Pietro (Conflict Political Adversary) — Berlusconi was a target of Di Pietro's corruption investigations

Story Analysis

The single-season narrative follows political expansion, legal investigation, personal compromise, and the redefinition of public identities during the Clean Hands period.

Plot Progression

1. Political Beginnings — Political ambition grows as a campaign approaches and legal pressure develops. Personal obligations complicate the public rise of several figures.
2. Secrets and Careers — A workplace accident threatens a career while private secrets create additional pressure. Public success fails to eliminate personal problems.
3. Prison and Influence — A prison bargain connects personal freedom with cooperation in the investigation. Political and aristocratic circles become increasingly important.
4. Power Realignment — Former power holders seek to return, while ambitious figures look for protection from stronger political forces. The Clean Hands conflict continues to reshape authority.
5. Testimony and New Paths — Pressure to testify and efforts to stop a publication intensify the conflict. The season closes with political candidacy, testimony, and a decision about the future.