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Description
The secret behind the beauty of Sicilia's house.
Created for fun using history and local stereotypes, no offense meant. If something is incorrect please warn me.

What inspired this

During a holiday in Sicilia I went to a trip around the place with a huge group of French tourists and they were amazed by Sicilia's fields... and by how no one seemed to work in them so the guide had to explain them that due to the hotness of the sun field work wasn't done during the hottest hours of the day.

In my headcanon though, Sicilia is a girl and she didn't feel like explaining to France, to whom she held an historical grudge, how hard she has to work to get such beautiful cultivations so... she tosses in the 'magic' story... getting England interested of course... and if you don't know in the past England would have loved to own Sicilia and showed quite an interest in her.
Note that Sicilia has ties with Ancient Greece and metamorphosis was a magic rather popular in Ancient Greece's myths.
Oh, and Romano and Sicilia have strong ties as Sicilia's city Palermo for a while was the capital of south Italy and South Italy was called, due to this, first the Kingdom of Sicily and then the Kingdom of the 2 Sicilies (long story...).
LOL, Sicilia is such a popular girl... though she shows little interest in the guys courting her...

Sicilia's proverb of the day

Cu li fimmini mancu lu diavulu ci potti.
Con le donne non potè neanche il diavolo.
Not even the Devil can win against women.

Description
The secret behind the beauty of Sicilia's house.
Created for fun using history and local stereotypes, no offense meant. If something is incorrect please warn me.

What inspired this

During a holiday in Sicilia I went to a trip around the place with a huge group of French tourists and they were amazed by Sicilia's fields... and by how no one seemed to work in them so the guide had to explain them that due to the hotness of the sun field work wasn't done during the hottest hours of the day.

In my headcanon though, Sicilia is a girl and she didn't feel like explaining to France, to whom she held an historical grudge, how hard she has to work to get such beautiful cultivations so... she tosses in the 'magic' story... getting England interested of course... and if you don't know in the past England would have loved to own Sicilia and showed quite an interest in her.
Note that Sicilia has ties with Ancient Greece and metamorphosis was a magic rather popular in Ancient Greece's myths.
Oh, and Romano and Sicilia have strong ties as Sicilia's city Palermo for a while was the capital of south Italy and South Italy was called, due to this, first the Kingdom of Sicily and then the Kingdom of the 2 Sicilies (long story...).
LOL, Sicilia is such a popular girl... though she shows little interest in the guys courting her...

Sicilia's proverb of the day

Cu li fimmini mancu lu diavulu ci potti.
Con le donne non potè neanche il diavolo.
Not even the Devil can win against women.