The Cult of Roslin

Five months ago, this account began with a story about two people who thought they knew what they were doing. One was chasing a challenge. One was trying not to want. Neither left unchanged. Five months later, here we are still talking about them. To five months of the Cult of Guerritore. ♥️

Elia x Gabriella | All of Me by John Legend

I just wanted to say that I'm tweeting from heaven--one of Inganno's scriptwriters has followed me back on Instagram.

Here's a translation of our short exchange:

CoG: Thank you so much for following me back! I'm a huge fan of the work your team did on Inganno. I still rewatch it to this day to discover the hidden gems that you and the other girls have woven into this love story.

Michela Straniero: Thank you so much! What you wrote really gives meaning to our work! I'll share it with the others too—they'll be happy to hear it.

CoG: How wonderful to read your words! It would be an honor for me if you shared my work with the rest of the team. Inganno is one of those stories that continues to offer something new with every viewing. And I am very curious to see your future works. After the extraordinary work you did with Inganno, I will follow everything you write in the future with great interest.

I wouldn’t change a thing about Inganno, including the music scoring that made me discover songs I now love.

But something about the bridge of “I Love You Always Forever” feels like the cinematic happy ending that perfectly fits Gabriella and Elia’s final sunset kiss.

The magic came easily. But staying together was their miracle.

Elia x Gabriella | Something Just Like This by The Chainsmokers and Coldplay, cover by Lance Horsley

But I understand you. I understand very well. What she wrote was very unpleasant. I don’t know who she was referring to. It doesn’t matter. Let it go.

"It doesn't matter"?

"Let it go"?

Like the rest of the world stopped moving when they were together.

Monica Guerritore and Giacomo Gianniotti in Inganno / Deceitful Love

I wouldn’t change a thing about Inganno, including the music scoring that made me discover songs I now love.

But something about the bridge of “I Love You Always Forever” feels like the cinematic happy ending that perfectly fits Gabriella and Elia’s final sunset kiss.