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<blockquote data-quote="Systole" data-source="post: 6313660" data-attributes="member: 93930">Poking your head out of the cottage, it's easy to find a young fisherwoman who nods and heads off to find Harry.&nbsp; She leads him back to you a few minutes later.&nbsp; The old man has a satisfied grin on his face and is practically waddling when he walks -- you suspect that he took very good advantage of the food being offered.&nbsp; He settles down into a chair and pats his stomach appreciatively.&quot;I'm to understand you had questions.&nbsp; I'll answer what I can.&quot; He listens to the inquiry about women in La Famiglia, but then does a half-shrug and a half-shake of his head.&nbsp; &quot;I don't think there were women that were particularly high up in La Famiglia.&nbsp; Then again, I wasn't here back in those days, so all my information is second-hand.&nbsp; From what I heard, it was Don Armando Faizal at the top, because he was a natural-born leader, and then Mr. Cato was the brains and Mr. King was the, erm, fists.&nbsp; If there were women involved, they would have reported to Mr. Cato or Mr. King.&nbsp; Or they would have been one of the Don's mistresses.&nbsp; I understand he had a few favorites.&quot;&nbsp;<img src="http://i1257.photobucket.com/albums/ii513/pnthffr/BH_150.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" /> . . . . Blind Harry . . . . </blockquote>

[QUOTE="Systole, post: 6313660, member: 93930"] Poking your head out of the cottage, it's easy to find a young fisherwoman who nods and heads off to find Harry. She leads him back to you a few minutes later. The old man has a satisfied grin on his face and is practically waddling when he walks -- you suspect that he took very good advantage of the food being offered. He settles down into a chair and pats his stomach appreciatively. [COLOR=#ff8c00]"I'm to understand you had questions. I'll answer what I can." [/COLOR] He listens to the inquiry about women in La Famiglia, but then does a half-shrug and a half-shake of his head. [COLOR=#ff8c00]"I don't think there were women that were particularly high up in La Famiglia. Then again, I wasn't here back in those days, so all my information is second-hand. From what I heard, it was Don Armando Faizal at the top, because he was a natural-born leader, and then Mr. Cato was the brains and Mr. King was the, erm, fists. If there were women involved, they would have reported to Mr. Cato or Mr. King. Or they would have been one of the Don's mistresses. I understand he had a few favorites."[/COLOR] [IMG]http://i1257.photobucket.com/albums/ii513/pnthffr/BH_150.jpg[/IMG] [B] . . . . [COLOR=#ff8c00]Blind Harry [/COLOR]. . . . [/B] [/QUOTE]

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