50 Berkeley Square - Revision history

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	[[Category:Memories of Jacob Frye]]		[[Category:Memories of Jacob Frye]]
	[[Category:Memories of Evie Frye]]		[[Category:Memories of Evie Frye]]
	[[Category:Memories relived using the Helix Navigator]]		[[Category:Memories relived using the Helix Navigator]]

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	The memory is a reference to ''{{Wiki\|The Mystery of Edwin Drood}}'', the final novel by Charles Dickens, who died in 1870 before completing it. It is generally believed that the disappearance of the titular Edwin Drood is imputable to his uncle John Jasper, an opium-addicted choirmaster who is in love with Edwin's fiancée, Rosa Bud. Dickens had previously remarked on his difficulties with Drood, and lost some pages of it, during [[Somewhere That's Green\|his first meeting with the Frye twins]].		The memory is a reference to ''{{Wiki\|The Mystery of Edwin Drood}}'', the final novel by Charles Dickens, who died in 1870 before completing it. It is generally believed that the disappearance of the titular Edwin Drood is imputable to his uncle John Jasper, an opium-addicted choirmaster who is in love with Edwin's fiancée, Rosa Bud. Dickens had previously remarked on his difficulties with Drood, and lost some pages of it, during [[Somewhere That's Green\|his first meeting with the Frye twins]].

	Historically, {{wiki\|50 Berkeley Square}} is believed to have been haunted however the owner during 1868 is recorded to have been one Thomas Myers.		Historically, {{wiki\|50 Berkeley Square}} is believed to have been haunted; however, the owner during 1868 is recorded to have been one Thomas Myers.

	==References==		==References==

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added context, clarified order of operations, added a small amount of missing dialogue.

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	\| location = London, [[United Kingdom]]		\| location = London, [[United Kingdom]]
	\| date = 1868}}		\| date = 1868}}
	'''50 Berkeley Square''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Jacob Frye]] and [[Evie Frye]]'s genetic memories that was relived by a [[Helix initiate]] through the [[Helix\|Helix Navigator]].		'''50 Berkeley Square''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Jacob Frye]] and [[Evie Frye]]'s genetic memories that was relived by a [[Helix initiate]] through the [[Helix\|Helix Navigator]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]''</ref>

	==Description==		==Description==
	The [[Ghost Club]] investigated 50 Berkeley Square's haunting.		The [[Ghost Club]] investigated {{wiki\|50 Berkeley Square}}'s haunting.

	==Dialogue==		==Dialogue==
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	The Ghost Club discovered that there was no ghost in 50 Berkeley Square - only the makings of its mad and guilty owner James Jasper whom the Frye twin eliminated.		The Ghost Club discovered that there was no ghost in 50 Berkeley Square - only the makings of its mad and guilty owner James Jasper whom the Frye twin eliminated.

	==~~Trivia~~==		==Behind the scenes==
	*The memory is a reference to ''{{Wiki\|The Mystery of Edwin Drood}}'', the final novel by Charles Dickens, who died in 1870 before completing it. It is generally believed that the disappearance of the titular Edwin Drood is imputable to his uncle John Jasper, an opium-addicted choirmaster who is in love with Edwin's fiancée, Rosa Bud.		The memory is a reference to ''{{Wiki\|The Mystery of Edwin Drood}}'', the final novel by Charles Dickens, who died in 1870 before completing it. It is generally believed that the disappearance of the titular Edwin Drood is imputable to his uncle John Jasper, an opium-addicted choirmaster who is in love with Edwin's fiancée, Rosa Bud.

			Historically, {{wiki\|50 Berkeley Square}} is believed to have been haunted however the owner during 1868 is recorded to have been one Thomas Myers.

	==References==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]''		{{Reflist}}

	{{ACSMemories}}		{{ACSMemories}}

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	\| location = London, [[United Kingdom]]		\| location = London, [[United Kingdom]]
	\| date = 1868}}		\| date = 1868}}
	'''50 Berkeley Square''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Jacob Frye]] and [[Evie Frye]]'s genetic memories, relived by a [[Helix initiate]] through the [[Helix\|Helix Navigator]].		'''50 Berkeley Square''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Jacob Frye]] and [[Evie Frye]]'s genetic memories that was relived by a [[Helix initiate]] through the [[Helix\|Helix Navigator]].

	==Description==		==Description==

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	*'''Evie:''' ''How nice to see you again, Mister Dickens. Is it time for another of the Ghost Club's stories?''		*'''Evie:''' ''How nice to see you again, Mister Dickens. Is it time for another of the Ghost Club's stories?''
	*'''Dickens:''' ''As a matter of fact, yes! Follow me! Number fifty Berkeley Square: four storeys high, and branded: "BEWARE ALL THOSE WHO ENTER". There have been many strange tales of this dreadful domicile. The earliest report of a haunting was said to be the specter of a small girl who was murdered by a servant. She could be seen at the attic windows, weeping and wringing her little hands in an agony of despair. Come along! The house awaits!''		*'''Dickens:''' ''As a matter of fact, yes! Follow me! Number fifty Berkeley Square: four storeys high, and branded: "BEWARE ALL THOSE WHO ENTER". There have been many strange tales of this dreadful domicile. The earliest report of a haunting was said to be the specter of a small girl who was murdered by a servant. She could be seen at the attic windows, weeping and wringing her little hands in an agony of despair. Come along! The house awaits!''
	The pair drove a carriage to the haunted estate.		The pair drove a carriage towards the haunted estate.
	*'''Dickens:''' ''Another legend claims the attic is haunted by the spirit of a young woman, who purportedly threw herself from the top floor windows to escape her abusive uncle. Her screaming ghost has reportedly been sighted hanging from the window ledge. This residence was briefly owned by a Mr. [[James Jasper]]. A choirmaster and an opium addict. His nephew, Edward, was betrothed to one of Mr. Jasper's pupils, the fair and delicate Rose. However, Edward disappeared under mysterious circumstances, followed by Jasper himself. Perhaps grief sent him back to the soothing arms of his narcotic mistress.''		*'''Dickens:''' ''Another legend claims the attic is haunted by the spirit of a young woman, who purportedly threw herself from the top floor windows to escape her abusive uncle. Her screaming ghost has reportedly been sighted hanging from the window ledge. This residence was briefly owned by a Mr. [[James Jasper]]. A choirmaster and an opium addict. His nephew, Edward, was betrothed to one of Mr. Jasper's pupils, the fair and delicate Rose. However, Edward disappeared under mysterious circumstances, followed by Jasper himself. Perhaps grief sent him back to the soothing arms of his narcotic mistress.''
	Arriving at the house, the Ghost Club investigated the house for clues.		Arriving at the house, the Ghost Club investigated the house for clues.

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	*The memory is a reference to ''{{Wiki\|The Mystery of Edwin Drood}}'', the final novel by Charles Dickens, who died in 1870 before completing it. It is generally believed that the disappearance of the titular Edwin Drood is imputable to his uncle John Jasper, an opium-addicted choirmaster who is in love with Edwin's fiancée, Rosa Bud.		*The memory is a reference to ''{{Wiki\|The Mystery of Edwin Drood}}'', the final novel by Charles Dickens, who died in 1870 before completing it. It is generally believed that the disappearance of the titular Edwin Drood is imputable to his uncle John Jasper, an opium-addicted choirmaster who is in love with Edwin's fiancée, Rosa Bud.

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]''

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	{{Era\|Memories\|ACS}}		{{Era\|Memories\|ACS}}
	{{Memory Infobox		{{Memory Infobox
	\|image = ACS 50 Berkely 2.jpg		\| image = ACS 50 Berkely 2.jpg
	\|description = ''Investigate the most haunted house in London.''		\| description = ''Investigate the most haunted house in London.''
	\|type = Charles Dickens memory		\| type = Charles Dickens memory
	\|previous = [[Recollection (memory)\|Recollection]]		\| previous = [[Recollection (memory)\|Recollection]]
	\|next = [[Dead Letters]]		\| next = [[Dead Letters]]
	\|~~ancestor~~ = [[Jacob Frye]]/[[Evie Frye]]		\| source = [[Jacob Frye]]/[[Evie Frye]]
	\|location = London, [[United Kingdom]]		\| location = London, [[United Kingdom]]
	\|date = 1868}}		\| date = 1868}}
	'''50 Berkeley Square''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Jacob Frye]] and [[Evie Frye]]'s genetic memories, relived by a [[Helix initiate]] through the [[Helix\|Helix Navigator]].		'''50 Berkeley Square''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Jacob Frye]] and [[Evie Frye]]'s genetic memories, relived by a [[Helix initiate]] through the [[Helix\|Helix Navigator]].

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	==Reference==		==Reference==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]''

	{{ACSMemories}}		{{ACSMemories}}

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	*'''Jacob:''' ''Well, Charlie, I suppose the Ghost Club holds some new horror for me today?''		*'''Jacob:''' ''Well, Charlie, I suppose the Ghost Club holds some new horror for me today?''
	*'''Evie:''' ''How nice to see you again, Mister Dickens. Is it time for another of the Ghost Club's stories?''		*'''Evie:''' ''How nice to see you again, Mister Dickens. Is it time for another of the Ghost Club's stories?''
	*'''Dickens:''' ''As a matter of fact, yes! Follow me! Number fifty Berkeley Square: four storeys high, and branded: "BEWARE ALL THOSE WHO ENTER". There have been many strange tales of this dreadful domicile. The earliest report of a haunting was said to be the specter of a small girl who was murdered by a servant. She could be seen at the attic windows, weeping and wringing her little hands in an agony of despair. Come along! The house awaits!''		*'''Dickens:''' ''As a matter of fact, yes! Follow me! Number fifty Berkeley Square: four storeys high, and branded: "BEWARE ALL THOSE WHO ENTER". There have been many strange tales of this dreadful domicile. The earliest report of a haunting was said to be the specter of a small girl who was murdered by a servant. She could be seen at the attic windows, weeping and wringing her little hands in an agony of despair.<br/>Come along! The house awaits!<br/>You're not afraid are you?''
	The pair drove a carriage towards the haunted estate.		The pair drove a carriage towards the haunted estate.
	*'''Dickens:''' ''Another legend claims the attic is haunted by the spirit of a young woman, who purportedly threw herself from the top floor windows to escape her abusive uncle. Her screaming ghost has reportedly been sighted hanging from the window ledge. This residence was briefly owned by a Mr. [[James Jasper]]. A choirmaster and an opium addict. His nephew, Edward, was betrothed to one of Mr. Jasper's pupils, the fair and delicate Rose. However, Edward disappeared under mysterious circumstances, followed by Jasper himself. Perhaps grief sent him back to the soothing arms of his narcotic mistress.''		*'''Dickens:''' ''Another legend claims the attic is haunted by the spirit of a young woman, who purportedly threw herself from the top floor windows to escape her abusive uncle. Her screaming ghost has reportedly been sighted hanging from the window ledge. This residence was briefly owned by a Mr. [[James Jasper]]. A choirmaster and an opium addict. His nephew, Edward, was betrothed to one of Mr. Jasper's pupils, the fair and delicate Rose. However, Edward disappeared under mysterious circumstances, followed by Jasper himself. Perhaps grief sent him back to the soothing arms of his narcotic mistress.''
	Arriving at the house, the Ghost Club investigated the house for clues.		Arriving at the house, the Ghost Club investigated the house for clues.
	[[File:ACS 50 Berkely 1.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|Evie examining the piano]]		[[File:ACS 50 Berkely 1.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|Evie examining the piano]]
	*'''Dickens:''' ''Shall we? Though this house is vacant, some say it comes alive at night with screams of terror, ringing bells, and slamming shutters. Although eerie, this phenomenon is easily produced by pneumatic tubes and valves! There are claims that a young man was caged in the attic, his only connection to the rest of the world a tiny hole in the door - a young man who was reduced to madness by this extreme isolation. The legends all seem to focus on one room in particular.''		*'''Dickens:''' ''Shall we? Though this house is vacant, some say it comes alive at night with screams of terror, ringing bells, and slamming shutters.''
			They went up the stairs and found a piano player without a player.
			*'''Dickens:''' ''Although eerie, this phenomenon is easily produced by pneumatic tubes and valves! There are claims that a young man was caged in the attic, his only connection to the rest of the world a tiny hole in the door - a young man who was reduced to madness by this extreme isolation. The legends all seem to focus on one room in particular.''
	The [[Assassins\|Assassin]] discovered a rocking crib by the window.		The [[Assassins\|Assassin]] discovered a rocking crib by the window.
	*'''Dickens:''' ''A sudden draft, nothing more!''		*'''Dickens:''' ''A sudden draft, nothing more!''
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	*'''Evie:''' ''Impressive.''		*'''Evie:''' ''Impressive.''
	[[File:ACS 50 Berkely 5.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|Evie discovering the lever]]		[[File:ACS 50 Berkely 5.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|Evie discovering the lever]]
	~~The~~ Frye twin ~~opened~~ a ~~lever, revealing another~~ secret passage ~~wherein~~ a madman came out and attacked them.		After the Frye twin pulled both levers, a secret passage opened and a madman came out and attacked them.
	*'''Jasper:''' ''Get out of my house!''		*'''Jasper:''' ''Get out of my house!''
	*'''Jacob:''' ''Get clear, Charlie!''		*'''Jacob:''' ''Get clear, Charlie!''
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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	The memory is a reference to ''{{Wiki\|The Mystery of Edwin Drood}}'', the final novel by Charles Dickens, who died in 1870 before completing it. It is generally believed that the disappearance of the titular Edwin Drood is imputable to his uncle John Jasper, an opium-addicted choirmaster who is in love with Edwin's fiancée, Rosa Bud.		The memory is a reference to ''{{Wiki\|The Mystery of Edwin Drood}}'', the final novel by Charles Dickens, who died in 1870 before completing it. It is generally believed that the disappearance of the titular Edwin Drood is imputable to his uncle John Jasper, an opium-addicted choirmaster who is in love with Edwin's fiancée, Rosa Bud. Dickens had previously remarked on his difficulties with Drood, and lost some pages of it, during [[Somewhere That's Green\|his first meeting with the Frye twins]].

	Historically, {{wiki\|50 Berkeley Square}} is believed to have been haunted however the owner during 1868 is recorded to have been one Thomas Myers.		Historically, {{wiki\|50 Berkeley Square}} is believed to have been haunted however the owner during 1868 is recorded to have been one Thomas Myers.