​Once the prized genius of Milan's royal court, Leonardo Divino was exiled for scandal - not for his
inventions, but for his affair with Mona Lisa, sister to the powerful Duke Vincenzio. His fall from grace
led him to Bellacopia, where he built a new life grounded in creativity, freedom, and love for their daughter, Zinfandella, whom he raised alone.

Leonardo is more than a brilliant mind - he is the architect of Bellacopia's artistic renaissance. His inventions range from skyships to parachutes - clockwork robots and cable-carriages designed like
gondolas. His influence touches every aspect of the island's culture.

But beneath his eccentric genius lies a dedicated mentor and leader, pointing the way to a brighter
future. He sees in Baba the soul of a true creator - someone who, like himself, serves beauty and
truth rather than power. His optimism and sense of humor are reflected in the performance piece:
"Why Can't We All Just Get Along" -- not in the script, but available below.