PROLOGUE

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I'll be frank to the world that the only person who understands the best of Amadeus' gifts is Salieri. The characteristics of Amadeus's vulgarity and bullshit are a form of contradiction with his divine composer talent.

However, Salieri sees him as a bitter rival. He has lost faith in his God, who bestowed the might of divine talent upon Mozart, a fool unappreciative of his gifts.

I see both as a competition of friendship and art, but what is the truth more than that?

Salieri felt a pure and painful feeling of seeing the genius of Amadeus, which, if translated in Latin as "love of God", served as a container for God who created his masterpiece through human existence, that's what Salieri thought. So, is the rumor that Salieri was the one who poisoned Amadeus (Mozart) true?

But, if I were a Salieri, then

I want to know him,

I want to get closer to him,

and, I want to destroy him.