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== Background ==
== Background ==
Count Filippo Donati is a resident of Italy.  His wife is [[Countessa Federica Donati]] and his daughter is [[Renata Donati]].  Filippo is having an affair with [[Laura (A Bay of Blood)|Laura]].
Count Filippo Donati is a resident of the Bay, Italy.  His wife is [[Countessa Federica Donati]] and his daughter is [[Renata Donati]].  Filippo is having an affair with [[Laura (A Bay of Blood)|Laura]].


== During the events of [[A Bay of Blood (1971)]] played by [[Giovanni Nuvoletti]] ==
== During the events of [[A Bay of Blood (1971)]] played by [[Giovanni Nuvoletti]] ==
Federica is wheeling around her mansion in the evening.  She looks outside her window to the Bay and is then murdered when Filippo puts a noose around her neck and kicks her wheelchair away.  Fillipo hears a noise and goes to investigate and then puts a suicide note down next to Federica.  He is then stabbed to death.
Federica is wheeling around her mansion in the evening.  She looks outside her window to the Bay and is then murdered when Filippo puts a noose around her neck and kicks her wheelchair away.  Fillipo hears a noise and goes to investigate and then puts a suicide note down next to Federica.  He is then stabbed to death.

Latest revision as of 20:09, 29 August 2021

Count Filippo Donati

Background

Count Filippo Donati is a resident of the Bay, Italy. His wife is Countessa Federica Donati and his daughter is Renata Donati. Filippo is having an affair with Laura.

During the events of A Bay of Blood (1971) played by Giovanni Nuvoletti

Federica is wheeling around her mansion in the evening. She looks outside her window to the Bay and is then murdered when Filippo puts a noose around her neck and kicks her wheelchair away. Fillipo hears a noise and goes to investigate and then puts a suicide note down next to Federica. He is then stabbed to death.