Donquixote Rosinante | [Betrayal]

Information

Name: Donquixote Rosinante Age: 26 Height: 293 cm (9'7) Birthday: July 15 Nickname: Corazon Organizations: Marine, Donquixote Pirate (undercover) Other: Donquixote Doflamingo's younger brother, Elite officer of the Donquixote family, former Tenryubito.

Appearance

Rosinante is a fairly tall man (slightly shorter than his brother Doflamingo), standing at 293 cm. Ten-year-old Trafalgar D. Water Law could not even reach Rosinante's stomach. He was quite slim, and, one might say, moderately muscular. He had light, golden hair, a darker shade and longer than his brother's, and piercing brown eyes under a thick fringe, which he preferred to hide when in the company of his family. Rosinata's skin was naturally much lighter than that of his older brother. One of the most notable features of his face is his makeup, which he wears in the form of a smile around his mouth and a multi-faceted star under his right eye. He usually wears a light-colored shirt with hearts on it, a maroon hood with hearts on the ends of the long ties, and a black feather coat similar to Doflamingo's pink one. In addition, on his eyes, you can often see black, opaque from the outside, rectangular glasses. Also, on his legs, he usually wears light-colored jeans and dark-colored boots. Rocinante's body, in turn, is covered with numerous scars due to the terrible beatings he suffered in the past. He can also be seen very often with a cigarette in his mouth.

Personality

When Trafalgar Law first met Rocinante, it was noted that the latter hated children. This was especially evident when Baby 5 and Buffalo laughed at him and his awkwardness, for example, when he slipped in a doorway or when he drank very hot tea in one gulp, burning his tongue, causing him to treat them harshly. Indeed, the first thing Rosinante did to Law was grab him and throw him out the window. As it turns out, this was most likely an attempt to discourage the kids from joining the Donquixote Pirates. It was his duty as a Marine agent, but he was unable to convince Baby 5, Buffalo, Law, and Dellinger to give up the idea. Despite his outward display of hostility towards children and ostentatious cruelty, he actually inherited his father's kindness. Rosinante believed that his older brother was a real monster, who somehow appeared in such kind people as his parents, and tried to protect his children from following Doflamingo's ideas. Due to his kindness, he decided that it was his duty to stop his brother's madness, and out of a sense of justice, he joined the Marines as a secret agent. Rosinante has also been shown to be forgiving, as he held no ill will towards Law after he stabbed him in the back in an attempt to get revenge. Rocinante is also capable of compassion, as he went so far as to run away from his brother's command and interrupt a mission given by the Marine, and all in order to sail the entire Grand Line in search of a doctor to cure Lo's illness, and in a frenzy beat up doctors when they, due to their wrong beliefs, thought, that Lo is a boy with a contagious disease who survived the extermination at Flevance. Despite Sengoku calling Rosinante a "Good Marine", he seems to follow his ideals more than the letter of the law.

Relationship with Doflamingo

From birth, Rosinante was Doflamingo's biological younger brother, and later, as an adult, he served as his elite officer, which allowed them to develop a relatively strong brotherly bond. Doflamingo seemed to trust his brother very much, making him one of the leaders of his own army. He also values his own brother very much, as he was also a former World Noble, meaning, equal to him. That is why Doflamingo was ready to kill anyone who dared to harm even a hair on his brother's head and even introduced the "Rule of Blood", because of which anyone who dared to offend Rosinante, regardless of status and other things, will be killed. Rosinante has called Doflamingo "Doffy" since childhood, and only the closest Doflamingo are allowed to do so. Rosinante was originally a demon for Doflamingo to capture, and was willing to risk his life to do so by becoming a spy. Rosinante believed that only he and the other elite officers knew Doflamingo's true, beastly nature. As his younger brother, Rosinante felt it was his responsibility to pacify the monster that was Doflamingo.

Relationship with Law

Corazon's relationship with Trafalgar Law was not initially the warmest due to the fact that, at their first meeting, Corazon grabbed Lo by the head and threw him from a considerable height onto a pile of metal debris due to his supposed dislike for children. Law considered him a sick bastard for this act and decided to kill him, thinking that he was such an awkward person that he should not live at all, and, having decided this, he stabbed Corazon in the heart area. However, the attempt was unsuccessful - Corazon survived and, to Law's surprise, did not tell anyone about the incident, and when Doflamingo asked where the wound came from, he replied that it was an enemy. Rocinante tries to cure Law of his fatal illness, taking him to all the most famous hospitals in search of a good doctor, which takes him almost a whole year. All the doctors believe the myth that Lead Disease is contagious, and therefore refuse to even touch Lo, for which Corazon beats them, calling them charlatans, and burns down the hospitals. During this time, Corazon becomes very attached to the boy, and a brotherly (or father-son) relationship develops between them. One day, while Law, as Rocinante thought, was sleeping, he confessed to him that he understood his pain, since his entire family had also died long ago. Lo also begins to cry, realizing that he has finally found someone who understands him. After this incident, Law and Corazon's relationship noticeably improves, and Law even begins calling him "Cora-san."