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It’s well known that some aspects of Terzo were inspired by the swedish king "Gustav III", not only his outfit but also his death: he was assassinated on 29 March and terzo 30 April.

Gustav was hated between the nobles, the implementation of the Union and Security Act in 1789 gave him more power and abolished many of the privileges among the nobility. In 1791-1792, a conspiracy was formed and main goal was to kill Gustav.

After you have a quick research, Gustav III successor was "Gustav IV Adolf"

Gustav IV Adolf is really similar to Copia during his cardinal era, not only his clothes but also his appearance:

Another example:

Gustav IV Adolf succeed to the throne after Gustav III assassination. Gustav was also also known as inept and a erratic leader in diplomacy and war, one of his lieutenants trigged a rebellion against him, that lead to his deposition.

His abdication occured at 29 March, he was forced to leave and was banished from the county in 1809, living a lonely life.

He died in February 7.

Charles XIII was Gustav IV Adolf successor after is abdication and we can also see some clothing influence in Papa Emeritus IV outfits.

Charles was described as dependent and easily influenced, he was indecisive and full of Health problems. His incapacity triggered a search for a suitable heir and after a long search, one of Napoleon's generals was choosen as his successor.

He died in February 5.

If Ghost decides to keep following the royal line for the new papas, we'll have Charles XIV John as inspiration.

Charles XIV was known was popular and powerful, he was also an ardent supporter of the french revolution.

This theory was made by noticing some similarities between the monarchs and the papas, following terzo's initial inspiration and i hope it makes sense

Memories of melancholic early November-romanticism in Hallstatt

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He definitely says ‘Milly’, but with a upper-class drawl that skips the L (‘Mih-e’) + a throaty catch in his voice: I think that’s where the hard D comes from.