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"I must admit, my head is swimming with the prospect of seeing these books. This is knowledge the world has lost, and must have again."
Sofia Sartor (1476 - unknown) was a Venetian-Ottoman bookshop owner and literary enthusiast. Though born in the city of Constantinople, Sofia was forced to leave for Venice during 1499, when the Ottoman-Venetian war began.
Sofia eventually returned to her birthplace in 1507 to run a bookstore at the old Polo trading post. During 1511, she met the Assassin Ezio Auditore da Firenze, the man who would eventually become her husband and the father of her two children.
A polylingual, multicultural, and intelligent woman mature beyond her years, Sofia had a passion for literature, which fueled her decision to run a bookstore, in hopes of sharing the democratizing effect she felt in books with others. Learn More...
"You are not responsible for the actions of other men."
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Sofia was a hard-working woman, mature beyond her own age. She often engaged in intellectual individuals that she considered her equal in terms of intelligence. Whenever in business, she detested casual banter, though her intellect and sense of humor outmatched any perceived coldness.
She was often intrigued and interested by the mysterious and ancient, such as the lost books listed on the Polo's map, and the Masyaf key Ezio showed her. She also had a deep appreciation for most architectural structures, literature, and art. She was also very affectionate and romantic, as seen with her plan for Ezio at the park nearby Hagia Sophia.
She was most passionate when it came to literature, which was a love expounded after the invention of the printing press. She visited other countries and locations to learn more about books and the printing press, and knew a lot about the materials used in bookbinding, as well as several notable authors and literary work. She had a thirst for knowledge and had a desire to spread what she knew and loved about books and literature to the people of the Ottoman Empire.
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♞ Please do not completely copy my cosplay. I understand that there are some items that are just PERFECT for a cosplay, but don't get carried away.
♞ I'm proud of my cosplays.
♞ My main account is Skies of Lightning. You will see me on there waaaaaay more than on this account.
"I must admit, my head is swimming with the prospect of seeing these books. This is knowledge the world has lost, and must have again."
Sofia Sartor (1476 - unknown) was a Venetian-Ottoman bookshop owner and literary enthusiast. Though born in the city of Constantinople, Sofia was forced to leave for Venice during 1499, when the Ottoman-Venetian war began.
Sofia eventually returned to her birthplace in 1507 to run a bookstore at the old Polo trading post. During 1511, she met the Assassin Ezio Auditore da Firenze, the man who would eventually become her husband and the father of her two children.
A polylingual, multicultural, and intelligent woman mature beyond her years, Sofia had a passion for literature, which fueled her decision to run a bookstore, in hopes of sharing the democratizing effect she felt in books with others. Learn More...
"You are not responsible for the actions of other men."
Ｐｅｒｓｏｎａｌｉｔｙ
Sofia was a hard-working woman, mature beyond her own age. She often engaged in intellectual individuals that she considered her equal in terms of intelligence. Whenever in business, she detested casual banter, though her intellect and sense of humor outmatched any perceived coldness.
She was often intrigued and interested by the mysterious and ancient, such as the lost books listed on the Polo's map, and the Masyaf key Ezio showed her. She also had a deep appreciation for most architectural structures, literature, and art. She was also very affectionate and romantic, as seen with her plan for Ezio at the park nearby Hagia Sophia.
She was most passionate when it came to literature, which was a love expounded after the invention of the printing press. She visited other countries and locations to learn more about books and the printing press, and knew a lot about the materials used in bookbinding, as well as several notable authors and literary work. She had a thirst for knowledge and had a desire to spread what she knew and loved about books and literature to the people of the Ottoman Empire.
Ｎ Ｏ Ｔ Ｅ
♞ Please do not completely copy my cosplay. I understand that there are some items that are just PERFECT for a cosplay, but don't get carried away.
♞ I'm proud of my cosplays.
♞ My main account is Skies of Lightning. You will see me on there waaaaaay more than on this account.
