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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Early life===		===Early life===
	{{Quote\|He calls himself François Mackandal, my own mentor—the leader, the priest, the Brother, to whose cause I devoted my life. He was put to death by fire. I failed to prevent it.\|Agaté on his Mentor, 1766.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Quote\|He calls himself François Mackandal, my own mentor—the leader, the priest, the Brother, to whose cause I devoted my life. He was put to death by fire. I failed to prevent it.\|Agaté on his Mentor, 1766.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|The False Mackandal}}
	Born on the western coast of [[Africa]] around 1722, Agaté was captured by slave traders at the age of seven.<ref name="Encyclopedia">''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''</ref> Transported to the Americas, he eventually ended up on a [[plantation]] on [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]]. There, he became acquainted with two other slaves, [[Baptiste]] and [[Jeanne]], and fell in love with the latter.<ref name="AC3L">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''</ref>		Born on the western coast of [[Africa]] around 1722, Agaté was captured by slave traders at the age of seven.<ref name="Encyclopedia">''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''</ref> Transported to the Americas, he eventually ended up on a [[plantation]] on [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]]. There, he became acquainted with two other slaves, [[Baptiste]] and [[Jeanne]], and fell in love with the latter.<ref name="AC3L">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – {{Cite}}</ref>

	In 1732, the trio came into contact with the Assassin François Mackandal, who took them under his wing and taught them to read and write. Unlike Jeanne, who was kept in the dark about the Brotherhood, Agaté and Baptiste were trained to become full-fledged Assassins, becoming well-versed in the use of [[poison]]s and weapons.<ref name="Encyclopedia"/> When Jeanne found out about Mackandal's violent ways, she grew frightened of him, causing the relationship between Agaté and Jeanne to become strained.<ref name="AC3L"/>		In 1732, the trio came into contact with the Assassin François Mackandal, who took them under his wing and taught them to read and write. Unlike Jeanne, who was kept in the dark about the Brotherhood, Agaté and Baptiste were trained to become full-fledged Assassins, becoming well-versed in the use of [[poison]]s and weapons.<ref name="Encyclopedia"/> When Jeanne found out about Mackandal's violent ways, she grew frightened of him, causing the relationship between Agaté and Jeanne to become strained.<ref name="AC3L"/>
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	===Mentor of the Louisiana Brotherhood===		===Mentor of the Louisiana Brotherhood===
	{{Dialogue\|Agaté\|What is an Assassin without discipline? You will regret your insubordination.\|Aveline\|I'll take that chance.\|Agaté and Aveline during an argument, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Dialogue\|Agaté\|What is an Assassin without discipline? You will regret your insubordination.\|Aveline\|I'll take that chance.\|Agaté and Aveline during an argument, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|A Governor No More}}
	After he arrived in the city, Agaté soon learned that Jeanne had already left Louisiana, her destination unknown. Following his discovery that Jeanne had a daughter, Aveline, who still lived in the city, he decided to remain in New Orleans and keep watch over her. In 1759, Aveline took it upon herself to rescue a slave, but was caught in the act, prompting a swift intervention from Agaté.<ref name="Encyclopedia"/>		After he arrived in the city, Agaté soon learned that Jeanne had already left Louisiana, her destination unknown. Following his discovery that Jeanne had a daughter, Aveline, who still lived in the city, he decided to remain in New Orleans and keep watch over her. In 1759, Aveline took it upon herself to rescue a slave, but was caught in the act, prompting a swift intervention from Agaté.<ref name="Encyclopedia"/>

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	===Confrontation with Aveline===		===Confrontation with Aveline===
	{{Quote\|You would fit me a coward's slow, pointless death? As you did Ulloa? I will not live with the dishonor. I–\|Agaté before committing suicide, 1777.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Quote\|You would fit me a coward's slow, pointless death? As you did Ulloa? I will not live with the dishonor. I–\|Agaté before committing suicide, 1777.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Confronting Agaté}}
	In 1777, Agaté was visited at his hut by Aveline, who had discovered the identity of the Company Man, Louisiana's head Templar. However, embittered as he was by her long absences, Agaté was less than welcoming and, upon the revelation that the Company Man had been Aveline's own stepmother, came to believe she had been turned to the Templar cause. His paranoia pushing him into attacking her, he threw down a bomb of hallucinogenic poison, causing her to experience visions of the Templars she had previously slain.<ref name="AC3L"/>		In 1777, Agaté was visited at his hut by Aveline, who had discovered the identity of the Company Man, Louisiana's head Templar. However, embittered as he was by her long absences, Agaté was less than welcoming and, upon the revelation that the Company Man had been Aveline's own stepmother, came to believe she had been turned to the Templar cause. His paranoia pushing him into attacking her, he threw down a bomb of hallucinogenic poison, causing her to experience visions of the Templars she had previously slain.<ref name="AC3L"/>

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	==Legacy==		==Legacy==
	{{Quote\|Initial reports on Aveline de Grandpré led us to believe she would be too controversial and impulsive to appeal to a wide audience. Teenaged memories show her brainwashed and trained to kill political foes of her highly unstable Mentor, Agaté.\|A biased market analysis of Aveline's memories.\|Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag}}		{{Quote\|Initial reports on Aveline de Grandpré led us to believe she would be too controversial and impulsive to appeal to a wide audience. Teenaged memories show her brainwashed and trained to kill political foes of her highly unstable Mentor, Agaté.\|A biased market analysis of Aveline's memories.\|Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag\|Noob's personal files}}
	In the 21st century, the Templar-run [[Abstergo Industries]], a corporate giant, had one their [[Abstergo Entertainment\|subsidiaries]] produce a [[Liberation\|video game]] based on Aveline de Grandpré's [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]]. In it, Agaté was portrayed as an unpredictable psychopath that manipulated individuals such as Aveline and Gérald into doing his dirty work, glossing over his life as a slave and love for Jeanne.<ref name="AC3L"/>		In the 21st century, the Templar-run [[Abstergo Industries]], a corporate giant, had one their [[Abstergo Entertainment\|subsidiaries]] produce a [[Liberation\|video game]] based on Aveline de Grandpré's [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]]. In it, Agaté was portrayed as an unpredictable psychopath that manipulated individuals such as Aveline and Gérald into doing his dirty work, glossing over his life as a slave and love for Jeanne.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	==Personality and traits==		==Personality and traits==
	{{Quote\|Mentor, do not force my hand! The Agaté who trained me is a man of truth and courage. I know he still lives within you. Let him out again!\|Aveline trying to get through to Agaté, 1777.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Quote\|Mentor, do not force my hand! The Agaté who trained me is a man of truth and courage. I know he still lives within you. Let him out again!\|Aveline trying to get through to Agaté, 1777.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Confronting Agaté}}
	Suffering much abuse while he was on Saint-Domingue, Agaté's experiences on the island would severely scar him, both physically and emotionally. To cope, he dedicated himself to the teachings of Mackandal and spent the remainder of his free time in the company of Jeanne, whom he loved dearly. However, Agaté was eventually forced to cut ties with Jeanne to prove his commitment to the Brotherhood, a decision he would come to regret in his later years. Indeed, throughout most of his life, he would have trouble mentally processing their broken relationship.<ref name="AC3L"/>		Suffering much abuse while he was on Saint-Domingue, Agaté's experiences on the island would severely scar him, both physically and emotionally. To cope, he dedicated himself to the teachings of Mackandal and spent the remainder of his free time in the company of Jeanne, whom he loved dearly. However, Agaté was eventually forced to cut ties with Jeanne to prove his commitment to the Brotherhood, a decision he would come to regret in his later years. Indeed, throughout most of his life, he would have trouble mentally processing their broken relationship.<ref name="AC3L"/>

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	===Skills and equipment===		===Skills and equipment===
	{{Quote\|No! It cannot be! Agaté... What have you done to me?\|Aveline under the influence of Agaté's poisons, 1777.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Quote\|No! It cannot be! Agaté... What have you done to me?\|Aveline under the influence of Agaté's poisons, 1777.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Confronting Agaté}}
	Agaté was a skilled [[Freerunning\|freerunner]], being able to navigate the bayou's many trees with ease. Similarly, he constructed his hideout in such a way that it was only accessible to the most adept of climbers. On one occasion, Agaté requested his student to meet him in New Orleans' graveyard, and could subsequently be found perched on the roof of a chapel.<ref name="AC3L"/>		Agaté was a skilled [[Freerunning\|freerunner]], being able to navigate the bayou's many trees with ease. Similarly, he constructed his hideout in such a way that it was only accessible to the most adept of climbers. On one occasion, Agaté requested his student to meet him in New Orleans' graveyard, and could subsequently be found perched on the roof of a chapel.<ref name="AC3L"/>

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	{{Quote\|It was your responsibility to know, as much as mine, Agaté. I was a child when you brought me into the Brotherhood and made me an Assassin. You pretended to protect me, to root out the enemy!\|Aveline to Agaté regarding his position as Mentor, 1777.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Confronting Agaté}}		{{Quote\|It was your responsibility to know, as much as mine, Agaté. I was a child when you brought me into the Brotherhood and made me an Assassin. You pretended to protect me, to root out the enemy!\|Aveline to Agaté regarding his position as Mentor, 1777.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Confronting Agaté}}
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	\|birth = c. 1722<br>West [[Africa]]		\|image=AgateDatabaseHD.png
	\|death = 1777 (aged c. 55)<br>[[Louisiana Bayou]], [[Louisiana\|Spanish Louisiana]], {{Wiki\|New Spain}}		\|birth=c. 1722<br>West [[Africa]]
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|death=1777 (aged c. 55)<br>[[Louisiana Bayou]], [[Louisiana\|Spanish Louisiana]], {{Wiki\|New Spain}}
	\|affiliates = [[Assassins]] <small>(1732 – death)</small>		\|species=[[Human]]
	*[[Saint-~~Dominigue~~ Brotherhood of Assassins\|Saint-Domingue Brotherhood]] <small>(1732 – 1758)</small>		\|affiliates=[[Assassins]] <small>(1732 – death)</small>
			*[[Saint-Domingue Brotherhood of Assassins\|Saint-Domingue Brotherhood]] <small>(1732 – 1758)</small>
	*[[Louisiana Brotherhood of Assassins\|Louisiana Brotherhood]] <small>(1759 – death)</small>		*[[Louisiana Brotherhood of Assassins\|Louisiana Brotherhood]] <small>(1759 – death)</small>
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	\|database = [[Database: Agaté\|Agaté]]}}		\|database=[[Database: Agaté\|Agaté]]}}
	'''Agaté''' (c. 1722 – 1777) was the [[Mentor]] of the [[Louisiana Brotherhood of Assassins\|Louisiana Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], operating from [[Agaté's Hut\|his hideout]] in the [[Louisiana Bayou\|Bayou]].		'''Agaté''' (c. 1722 – 1777) was the [[Mentor]] of the [[Louisiana Brotherhood of Assassins\|Louisiana Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], operating from [[Agaté's Hut\|his hideout]] in the [[Louisiana Bayou\|Bayou]].

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	{{Quote\|It was your responsibility to know, as much as mine, Agaté. I was a child when you brought me into the Brotherhood and made me an Assassin. You pretended to protect me, to root out the enemy!\|Aveline to Agaté regarding his position as Mentor, 1777.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Quote\|It was your responsibility to know, as much as mine, Agaté. I was a child when you brought me into the Brotherhood and made me an Assassin. You pretended to protect me, to root out the enemy!\|Aveline to Agaté regarding his position as Mentor, 1777.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Confronting Agaté}}
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	'''Agaté''' (c. 1722 – 1777) was the [[Mentor]] of the [[Louisiana Brotherhood of Assassins\|Louisiana Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], operating from [[Agaté's Hut\|his hideout]] in the [[Louisiana Bayou\|Bayou]].		'''Agaté''' (c. 1722 – 1777) was the [[Mentor]] of the [[Louisiana Brotherhood of Assassins\|Louisiana Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]], operating from [[Agaté's Hut\|his hideout]] in the [[Louisiana Bayou\|Bayou]].

	[[Slavery\|Enslaved]] from a young age, Agaté came into contact with revolutionary disruptor [[François Mackandal]], who taught him the ways of the Assassins. Following ~~the death of his Mentor~~ in 1758, Agaté traveled to Louisiana~~, a marked man,~~ and hid in the bayou.		[[Slavery\|Enslaved]] from a young age, Agaté came into contact with the revolutionary disruptor [[François Mackandal]], who taught him the ways of the Assassins. Following François' capture and execution in 1758, Agaté traveled to Louisiana and hid in the bayou to evade pursuers.

	Agaté subsequently established the local [[~~Assassins Guilds\|~~Assassin ~~guild~~]], recruiting [[Aveline de Grandpré]] and [[Gérald Blanc]]~~, whom he trained~~ to be his agents in [[New Orleans]]. After the [[Templars]]' presence in the bayou notably increased in 1766, Agaté went further into hiding, constructing a ~~hidout~~ deep within the swamp.		Agaté subsequently established the local [[Assassin Guild]] before recruiting [[Aveline de Grandpré]] and [[Gérald Blanc]] to serve as his agents in [[New Orleans]]. After the [[Templars]]' presence in the bayou notably increased in 1766, Agaté went further into hiding, constructing a hideout deep within the swamp.

	Although Agaté cared for his students, he was quite secretive in his dealings with them. Due to Aveline's natural impulsiveness and disinclination to follow orders, Agaté clashed with her frequently and eventually began to doubt her loyalty to the cause. Over the years, their mutual distrust of each another caused the two to grow apart.		Although Agaté cared for his students, he was quite secretive in his dealings with them. Due to Aveline's natural impulsiveness and disinclination to follow orders, Agaté clashed with her frequently and eventually began to doubt her loyalty to the cause. Over the years, their mutual distrust of each another caused the two to grow apart.

	When Aveline returned to Agaté in 1777 to tell him that Louisiana's head Templar had been her ~~own~~ [[Madeleine de L'Isle~~\|stepmother~~]] all along, Agaté attacked Aveline, believing her to have betrayed the Assassins~~. His~~ student managed to prove victorious~~, however, causing Agaté, who was overwhelmed~~ with humiliation, ~~to leap~~ to his death from the top of his treehouse.		When Aveline returned to Agaté in 1777 to tell him that Louisiana's head Templar had been her stepmother [[Madeleine de L'Isle]] all along, Agaté attacked Aveline, believing her to have betrayed the Assassins, but his student managed to prove victorious. Overwhelmed with humiliation, Agaté leaped to his death from the top of his treehouse.

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	Born on the western coast of [[Africa]] around 1722, Agaté was captured by slave traders at the age of seven.<ref name="Encyclopedia">''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''</ref> Transported to the Americas, he eventually ended up on a [[plantation]] on [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]]. There, he became acquainted with two other slaves, [[Baptiste]] and [[Jeanne]], and fell in love with the latter.<ref name="AC3L">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''</ref>		Born on the western coast of [[Africa]] around 1722, Agaté was captured by slave traders at the age of seven.<ref name="Encyclopedia">''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''</ref> Transported to the Americas, he eventually ended up on a [[plantation]] on [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]]. There, he became acquainted with two other slaves, [[Baptiste]] and [[Jeanne]], and fell in love with the latter.<ref name="AC3L">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''</ref>

	In 1732, the trio came into contact with the Assassin François Mackandal, who took them under his wing and taught them to read and write. Unlike Jeanne, who was kept in the dark about the Brotherhood, Agaté~~, along with~~ Baptiste~~, was~~ trained to become a full-fledged ~~Assassin~~, ~~receiving tuition~~ in the use of ~~poisons~~ and weapons.<ref name="Encyclopedia"/> When Jeanne found out about Mackandal's violent ways, she grew frightened of him, causing the relationship between Agaté and Jeanne to become strained.<ref name="AC3L"/>		In 1732, the trio came into contact with the Assassin François Mackandal, who took them under his wing and taught them to read and write. Unlike Jeanne, who was kept in the dark about the Brotherhood, Agaté and Baptiste were trained to become full-fledged Assassins, becoming well-versed in the use of [[poison]]s and weapons.<ref name="Encyclopedia"/> When Jeanne found out about Mackandal's violent ways, she grew frightened of him, causing the relationship between Agaté and Jeanne to become strained.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	In 1738, Agaté officially joined the Assassin Brotherhood, following which he escaped the plantation at Saint-Domingue with Mackandal and Baptiste; Jeanne refused to join them and stayed behind. For many years he fought alongside his Mentor, until a failed attempt to poison the colonists of Saint-Domingue resulted in the capture and execution of Mackandal in 1758. Abandoning Baptiste, Agaté tried to re-establish contact with Jeanne, whom he still loved, but found out she had been sold to a [[~~Merchants\|~~merchant]] and taken to New Orleans.<ref name="Encyclopedia"/>		In 1738, Agaté officially joined the Assassin Brotherhood, following which he escaped the plantation at Saint-Domingue with Mackandal and Baptiste; Jeanne refused to join them and stayed behind. For many years he fought alongside his Mentor, until a failed attempt to poison the colonists of Saint-Domingue resulted in the capture and execution of Mackandal in 1758. Abandoning Baptiste, Agaté tried to re-establish contact with Jeanne, whom he still loved, but found out she had been sold to a [[merchant]] and taken to New Orleans.<ref name="Encyclopedia"/>

	===Mentor of the Louisiana Brotherhood===		===Mentor of the Louisiana Brotherhood===