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Santos is a very theatrical person, always making humorous, over the top jesters to his customers and can go on extended gags for their amusement. Santos often comes across as a kind, reasonable old man who likes entertaining children. However, underneath is cheerful and generous demeanor is a deeply messed up man. Ever since his mother died at the hands of [[La Nahuala]], Santos strived to "be strong", however, his attempts at becoming strong instead had him grow into a bitter and violent man. He attempted to trick [[Leo San Juan]] by entering the [[Manor]] and even gave him [[Miquixtli's Medallion]] in order to make the child "brave". He boasted about how he trapped both of them, both to be sacirfises to La Nahuala. He even claims he's tried this with several other children, to no avail. |
Santos is a very theatrical person, always making humorous, over the top jesters to his customers and can go on extended gags for their amusement. Santos often comes across as a kind, reasonable old man who likes entertaining children. However, underneath is cheerful and generous demeanor is a deeply messed up man. Ever since his mother died at the hands of [[La Nahuala]], Santos strived to "be strong", however, his attempts at becoming strong instead had him grow into a bitter and violent man. He attempted to trick [[Leo San Juan]] by entering the [[Manor]] and even gave him [[Miquixtli's Medallion]] in order to make the child "brave". He boasted about how he trapped both of them, both to be sacirfises to La Nahuala. He even claims he's tried this with several other children, to no avail. |
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| − | Santos holds his facade of being a good man even in horrible situations, and desperately claimed that he only wanted to help Leo when [[Friar Godofredo| |
+ | Santos holds his facade of being a good man even in horrible situations, and desperately claimed that he only wanted to help Leo when [[Friar Godofredo|Willie Godofredo]] confronted him about it. This lead to Santos beating Godofredo into an unconscious state and dragging his home. Santos has proved time and time again that he is not above using dirty tactics, and even tried to kill Father Godofredo and [[Brother Sinfonolo]] with his [[China|Chinese]] [[Fireworks]]. Santos does all of this in order to see his mother once again, who had her soul trapped after La Nahuala stole her body. He believes that La Nahuala, when disguised as [[Ms. Machorro]] is actually his mother and does everything in his power to appease her. |
Despite all his cruel, murderous and unforgivable actions, Santos isn't completely evil however. He did all that he did out of love for his mother, and after he learned he was being used, he felt genuine remorse for his actions. He begged Leo for his forgiveness, and even threw himself in-front of Leo to save the boy from Nahuala's magic. In the end, Santos ascended to heaven with his actual mother. To further show Santos's redemption, he even joined Leo for the [[All Souls Day]] of [[1808]] as a welcomed guest and friend. |
Despite all his cruel, murderous and unforgivable actions, Santos isn't completely evil however. He did all that he did out of love for his mother, and after he learned he was being used, he felt genuine remorse for his actions. He begged Leo for his forgiveness, and even threw himself in-front of Leo to save the boy from Nahuala's magic. In the end, Santos ascended to heaven with his actual mother. To further show Santos's redemption, he even joined Leo for the [[All Souls Day]] of [[1808]] as a welcomed guest and friend. |
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