Emporio Alniño, born and raised in clandestine confinement within Green Dolphin Street Prison, witnesses his unnamed mother’s murder by Enrico Pucci and his Stand, Whitesnake, leaving him orphaned. Forced to survive alone, he relies on his Stand, Burning Down the House, to interact with remnants of destroyed spaces and objects. This ability manifests a concealed ghost room housing indestructible items—a computer, chocolate bar, and nonlethal gun—providing sanctuary for himself and allies. Initially timid and conflict-averse, Emporio overcomes his hesitance to aid Jolyne Cujoh’s group, leveraging his ghost room’s safety and his computer’s intel to counter Pucci’s schemes. His self-taught skills in piloting and driving, honed through isolation and books, prove vital in tactical maneuvers. During the climactic battle against Pucci’s time-accelerating Stand, Made in Heaven, Emporio survives the universe’s erasure as the sole keeper of the original timeline’s memories. Inheriting Jolyne’s Stand, Weather Report, he weaponizes its atmospheric control to obliterate Pucci, birthing a reality where the priest never existed. Though allies return with altered identities—Jolyne reborn as Irene—they retain no recollection of their shared battles. A poignant reunion sees Emporio tearfully reintroducing himself to Irene, bearing the unresolved grief of a past only he remembers. Emporio’s journey traces his metamorphosis from a sheltered, fearful child into a resolute guardian of humanity. His devotion to Jolyne and her comrades, whom he embraces as family, fuels his sacrifices, even as his triumphs remain unacknowledged in the reborn world. His arc crystallizes resilience amid solitude, underscoring the quiet weight of carrying history’s echoes into an unwritten future.