Bruno might have a soft spot for the waifs and strays that made up his little gang, but he'd been in the brutal business of Passione since he was a kid. His hands were as dirty as the rest of them and when he issued threats, he meant them and would follow through.

He told Giorno that he believed in his dream and he did, but he also believed that once that dream was achieved, there would be no more use for Bruno Buccellati. That wasn't a threat though -- it was a promise, and one that he cherished.