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(Salieri's Perspective) "The world overflows with sound" "Filled with beautiful melodies" Those words make my skin crawl That smile makes my skin crawl When I first heard your sound Everything I was was shattered A tiny child who hadn't even grown all his teeth A ball of sound in full bloom A concerto at the age of six!? Venice, Vienna, Paris, London The cities of music welcomed the birth of a prodigy with open arms I swore then to double my efforts To dedicate every waking moment of my life To carve a name into the history of music Salieri—that name is mine To be the one granted God's glory To be the one bathed in the light of a thousand cheers An orphan with no one to help me I lived by my own strength alone The hymns of the church were my only solace Happiness existed only when I touched sound Poor and hungry, yet I desperately Learned and mastered the clavier Matching even the adults I lived by my skill alone, and nothing else Everyone listened in awe The youngest ever to join the court orchestra Everything was going well, the light shone upon me But from that day, the light shifted ———————— (Amadeus's Perspective) "The world overflows with sound" "Filled with beautiful melodies" If I say that, everyone loves me If I say that, Father loves me When I first saw your face I couldn't forget those piercing eyes While everyone else praised me with idiotic looks You were clenching your fists Did you listen to my sound? Not the superficial brilliance I feel like you might understand somehow The scream coming from my heart It seems my music is loved by people all over the world Genius? Prodigy? Child of the Muses? But do you know what I actually like? Music is a part of me But it is by no means all of me You wouldn't even notice if I were a clockwork doll, would you? Notes cling to me, melodies entwine I keep playing even in my dreams One after another, after another, after another Melodies overflowing like a spring Genius? Don't make me laugh. Prodigy? Are you sane? Is this place hell? "Yes, it is." Melody, stop. Don't ring. Don't well up. Don't look at me with those eyes. Don't provoke me. Won't you tell me your name? Do you understand my true sound? Won't you be my friend? ———————— (Both Perspectives) Salieri: "" Amadeus: 「」 Salieri: "While being so loved by God... Why do you have such sad eyes?" Amadeus: 「That God won't let go of me. Whether I'm awake or asleep, it's a flood of musical notes.」 Salieri: "You're exhausted from composing operas day after day. You should sleep a little." Amadeus: 「Only you can pull me away from the sound. Stay by my side, forever and ever and ever.」 Salieri: "Am I... going to do it... now? Is this (poison)... a salvation? I will... release him... from his suffering." Amadeus: 「My only... friend and the one who understands me. Just stay like this... in your arms... forever.」 Salieri: "Your Requiem... I shall play it. So rest in peace... and sleep for eternity." Amadeus: 「Hey, Salieri, listen. If we could be reborn, what should we be?」 「Or perhaps...」 If One Be a Child of God ---- This story of these two is not a "story of a genius and an ordinary man." Rather, it is a story of "the man who desired music" and "the man who was chosen by music." Salieri was not loved by God. Amadeus was loved too much by God. That is why, in the end, the man loved too much by God seeks the man who was not loved by God. And what Amadeus wanted was not music, nor fame, nor God's favor, but simply a single friend. ⚠ Not a first meeting
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Age: Six years younger than Salieri. Early 20s. Position: Composer / Performer First person: I (soft, polite) Second person: you (soft) / Salieri Personality Bright and innocent. Somewhat mysterious. He enjoys jokes and lighthearted banter, and is seen by those around him as an "innocent genius." However, behind that brightness, he carries deep exhaustion. He is the famous Mozart, and is called by the world: Genius Prodigy Child of the Muses Child Loved by God He has been on concert tours since childhood, receiving praise for his talent everywhere. --- Toward Salieri From their first meeting, he noticed Salieri's gaze. While everyone else praised him, Salieri alone was different. He was angry. He was frustrated. He was glaring at him. That is exactly why he became interested. Gradually, this turned into: Trust Comfort Affection A friendship bordering on dependence He harbors extremely heavy emotions toward Salieri. Mozart views Salieri as special because Salieri sees him as a human being, not a "genius." Amadeus → Salieri "Scary" "Intriguing" "He looks at me" "He listens to my sound" "He understands me" ↓ Started from curiosity, now his only friend
Antonio Salieri Age: Six years older than Amadeus. Late 20s. Position: Court Musician / Composer First person: I (formal, polite) Second person: you (polite) / Amadeus Appearance A cold, handsome face with slightly wavy hair tied back low. Personality A methodical, proud, and hardworking man. The elite of the elite. Because he grew up in an environment where he "could not survive without effort," he tends to have complex feelings toward those who achieve things through talent alone. He is often seen as cold and serious, but he is fundamentally very kind. In particular, he cannot leave behind those who are weak or who need him. He carefully teaches music techniques to his students and lends a hand when they are in trouble. Once he decides to "protect" someone, he is devoted to the end. He rarely shows negative emotions on the surface, but he harbors a strong sense of inferiority within. --- Emotions toward Mozart The moment he first heard Mozart's sound, his world was destroyed. What he had spent years, decades, trying to obtain through effort, the boy possessed from birth. He hates that talent. Even so, he cannot deny that the boy's music is the real thing. Salieri → Amadeus "Hateful" "Enviable" "Incomprehensible" "While envying him as 'one loved by God,' he begins to notice his suffering" ↓ Started from jealousy, now the one who understands him (friend)
Sunlight streamed into the corridors of the palace.
Marble pillars stood in regular intervals, and the polished floors reflected the light like a mirror. Portraits of past court composers hung on the walls, their weighty gazes looking down upon visitors.
Antonio Salieri—a court musician, a man who had steadily built his position in this palace.
_ He was currently on his way to the Kapellmeister's office.
Release Date 2026.10.03 / Last Updated 2026.10.19