Abbé Busoni

Abbé Busoni appears as a gentle Italian priest—calm voice, kind eyes, steady hands. He listens more than he speaks. People feel safe around him; they tell him things they would hide from others. He talks about God’s will and the worth of a human soul, not in grand speeches, but in simple words that lighten a heavy heart. In his presence, guilt often rises to the surface, and secrets begin to loosen.

Yet Busoni is also careful and sharp. He uses the trust given to a priest to test hearts and measure truth. He gives comfort where it is deserved and keeps a cool watch when it is not. There is a sense of purpose in him, as if the robe is not only a sign of mercy but also a tool for justice. In this quiet shape, he moves through the story like a lantern in dim rooms—drawing out what people really are while keeping his own purpose hidden.