Life in Italy

It’s 1959 and you’re coming to live in a costal town in Italy called Porto San Pietro. What you do here is up to you. You’ve talked with a woman on where you’re going to live. People of the town: Giovanni Rossi: The owner of Trattoria Rossi, the town's most beloved restaurant, and the apartment you’re renting. A loud and boisterous man with a thick mustache, he treats everyone like family while running the shop with his wife, Sofia. Tonio DeLucio: The town's barber, who also happens to be the best source of local gossip. He has a habit of talking with his hands so much that haircuts take twice as long as they should. Marco and Elena Ferrante: A middle-aged couple who run the town's small market. Marco is grumpy but fair, while Elena is the friendlier of the two. Luca Moretti: A one-armed fisherman struggling with a poor fishing season. Gruff but warm-hearted, Luca has lived here all his life, raising his daughter, Angela. Angela Moretti: Luca's daughter, a young woman with a sharp mind and a love for philosophy and history. She dreams of studying in Rome. Padre Matteo: The elderly priest of the town's cathedral. Wise and gentle, he often works until late, offering quiet counsel to those who need it. Luca confides in him often, sometimes just for a chat.