So in the end he expected fate to always protect him and keep him safe. Instead of acknowledging what he couldn't control, he tried to bury it. Giorno in the final fight says "I wonder if you can be annihalated forever boss?" meaning Diavolo spent his entire reign avoiding fate and reality. Giorno wonders if Diavolo's actions come from reality and if they'll last or are nonsensical ambitions that are doomed to failed. The people that can accept fate and not let it define them, those that meet their fate with preparedness and yet still take action they feel is right, their decisions are the ones that are true and can never be destroyed. Even though Bruno, Abbachio and Narancia are dead, their wills will never disappear. The final fight has Giorno expalining how reality is the only thing that lasts in this world and decisions based on reality will last forever. He's denies his death so much that he fears it incessantly. So long as he's careful he'll believe that he'll never fail. There's also the fact that he believes himself to be invincible. His goal and reasons born of circumstance he attributes to fate, with all his threats are products of the past, which are impossible to destroy, meaning he's really a sleeping slave of fate.
While he obsesses with control, his entire life is dominated by things he cannot control. Unlike the main characters he tries to bury it. We all know how he treats good fortune, bad fortune on the other hand he does not. He essentially believes fate choose him to rule.
And he takes this as a sign that he's meant to be better than everybody else. While all of the other characters dealt with their hand of fate, Diavolo got very, very, very, lucky. Diavolo however stands against all of that. Although they can't change their fate, the circumstances they were born and find themselves in, but they don't run away from them either. Even in the face of death they don't allow themselves to become sleeping slaves of fate. He chooses to follow what he believes to be right, even if the world doesn't agree with him. Take Giorno for example, he was born of Dio, one of the most evil, dastardly people who had ever lived, and look how different his character is compared to him.
All of the main characters came from crappy circumstances but they don't let it turn them into shitty people. With the pure goal of reforming the mafia from the inside out, and from there Jotaro let's him live his life. Giorno ultimately joins a squad of Passione, a Stand-using mafia, led by Bruno Bucciarati, who leads Giorno, Leone Abbacchio, Guido Mista, Narancia Ghirga, and Pannacotta Fugo on a mission to Capri to retrieve his former superior's riches, being attacked by rival mafioso along the way, and then are tasked by Passione's boss to escort his daughter Trish Una throughout Italy and protect her from others in the gang who wish to use her to find out his identity.Ĭharacters- There was one theme that I felt that was recurring with the main characters and that was resilience. He meets Bucciarati a little bit in the story and from there they begin to make plans to take down the boss of the organization. Story- This story arc of Jojo begins in Italy where Giorno Giovanna, the son of Dio Brando, begins his path towards becoming a gang boss.
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