Marco Adagio

A minor figure, he was a lawyer attached to the Cenci Foundation, in charge of orchestrating day to day operations in the middle to late c. 20th, and an older cousin of Francesco Cenci.

His name has been principally linked with three things:

In the late 1940s, it was Adagio who acted as the liaison to Brigadier Timothy Smythe and Douglas Remington-Hobbs when the attempt to re establish The Foundation with Francesco Cenci at the head took place. (See For King and Country: 1944)

In 1975, he appears to have been serving as Giacomo's counsel before the Church Committee, his astuteness allowing Giacomo to walk away untarnished.

By the late 70s, and presumably an elderly man by this time, he was a well disposed associate of Sir Michael Kent (See Crisis: What Crisis).