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	Assassin's Creed Comics 5 Cover B.jpg\|Variant cover by Mariano Laclaustra		Assassin's Creed Comics 5 Cover B.jpg\|Variant cover by Mariano Laclaustra
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	'''''Assassin's Creed'' 5''' is the fifth issue of the [[Titan Comics\|Titan comic book]] series ''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]''. The comic, written by [[Anthony Del Col]] and [[Conor McCreery]] with art by Ivan Nunes and [[Neil Edwards]] was released on 10 February 2016.		'''''Assassin's Creed'' 5''' is the fifth issue of the [[Titan Comics\|Titan comic book]] series ''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]''. The comic, written by [[Anthony Del Col]] and [[Conor McCreery]] with art by [[Ivan Nunes]] and [[Neil Edwards]], was released on 10 February 2016.

	==Publisher's summary==		==Publisher's summary==

imported>Darman36: Links, cleaning (how is this "reading minds" if Charlotte clearly learned this info is in the previous issue??), and sourcing\

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Links, cleaning (how is this "reading minds" if Charlotte clearly learned this info is in the previous issue??), and sourcing\

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	==Publisher's summary==		==Publisher's summary==
	''Charlotte has to call on all she has learned from her ancestor Tom Stoddard to save her cell from decimation at the hands of Abstergo. In doing so, she learns more about herself, and more about the Brotherhood than she expected, and is forced to decide where her loyalties lie...''<ref>[https://titan-comics.com/c/435-assassins-creed-assassins/ Titan-Comics.com: Assassin's Creed #5]</ref>		''[[Charlotte de la Cruz\|Charlotte]] has to [[Bleeding Effect\|call on]] all she has learned from her ancestor [[Thomas Stoddard\|Tom Stoddard]] to save her [[Assassin cell\|cell]] from decimation at the hands of [[Abstergo Industries\|Abstergo]]. In doing so, she learns more about herself, and more about the [[Assassins\|Brotherhood]] than she expected, and is forced to decide where her loyalties lie...''<ref>[https://titan-comics.com/c/435-assassins-creed-assassins/ Titan-Comics.com: Assassin's Creed #5]</ref>

	==Plot summary==		==Plot summary==
	2015: With the realization that Joseph knows the location of Dorothy's body, Xavier and Galina have clearly been sent into a trap. Charlotte decides to go in after them, and is given the familiar Assassin hoodie attire by Kody.		2015: With the realization that [[Joseph Laurier\|Joseph]] knows the location of [[Dorothy Osborne\|Dorothy]]'s body, [[Xavier Chen\|Xavier]] and [[Galina Voronina\|Galina]] have clearly been sent into a trap. Charlotte decides to go in after them, and is given the familiar Assassin hoodie attire by [[Kody Adams\|Kody]]. She manages to infiltrate deeper into the building by tricking [[Brad\|an employee]] to open a secured door. She binds the man and presses on, declaring herself to not be a killer to Kody.

	~~She manages~~ to ~~infiltrate deeper into~~ the ~~building~~ by ~~tricking~~ [[~~Brad\|an employee~~]] ~~to open a secured door. She binds the man~~ and ~~presses on, declaring herself to not be a killer to Kody~~.		Xavier and Galina locate Joseph in a cell. A battle ensues, whereby Galina suffers a leg injury and Xavier is drowned by Joseph in a nearby pool. Charlotte intervenes, attempting to prevent Joseph from harming Galina. Joseph reveals that the Assassins are using Charlotte for her power. A [[bomb]] explodes, evidently created by Joseph. It is assumed that [[Didier Hawking]] and most of his staff are killed.

	~~Xavier and~~ Galina ~~locate Joseph in~~ a ~~cell~~. ~~A battle ensues~~, ~~whereby Galina suffers a leg injury~~ and ~~Xavier~~ is ~~drowned by Joseph in a nearby pool~~.		As Templar agents storm into the room, Joseph escapes. Charlotte rescues Galina, who escapes via a ventilation shaft, as Charlotte can apparently [[Eagle Vision\|see through walls]]. On their way out of the building, Charlotte discovers the man that she bound has died. He suffered from asthma and had suffocated. Charlotte is riddled with guilt over his innocent death.

	~~Charlotte intervenes, attempting to prevent Joseph from harming Galina. Joseph reveals that the Assassins are using Charlotte for her power.~~		Galina advises Kody to contact [[Gavin Banks]], an Assassin mentor, advising that the Brotherhood needs to get to [[Salem]] as soon as possible, as they do not know if the Templars are already on their way. Charlotte reveals that Joseph did not tell the Templars the location. Galina thanks Charlotte for saving her life, finally believing in the novice Assassin.<ref name="Sorrosys">[http://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/1389564-Assassin-s-Creed-Titan-Comics-Story-Analysis-amp-Discussion-(Spoilers) Story Summary by Issue by Sorrosys on Ubisoft Forums]</ref>

	~~A bomb explodes, evidently created by Joseph. It is assumed that Didier Hawking and most of his staff are killed.~~

	~~As Templar agents storm into the room, Joseph escapes. Charlotte rescues Galina, who escapes via a ventilation shaft, as Charlotte can apparently [[Eagle Vision\|see through walls]].~~

	~~On their way out of the building, Charlotte discovers the man that she bound has died. He suffered from asthma and had suffocated. Charlotte is riddled with guilt over his innocent death.~~

	Galina advises Kody to contact [[Gavin Banks]], an Assassin mentor, advising that the Brotherhood needs to get to Salem as soon as possible, as they do not know if the Templars are already on their way.

	Charlotte reveals that Joseph did not tell the Templars the location~~, as she can apparently read minds~~. Galina thanks Charlotte for saving her life, finally believing in the novice Assassin.<ref name=Sorrosys>[http://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/1389564-Assassin-s-Creed-Titan-Comics-Story-Analysis-amp-Discussion-(Spoilers) Story Summary by Issue by Sorrosys on Ubisoft Forums]</ref>

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	The end, the aftermath and the legacy...		The end, the aftermath and the legacy...

	In the early months of 1693, the last of the trials in Salem were taking place. The fervor of the first hearings had dwindled, and the court of Oyer and Terminer had been dissolved by Governor ~~Phipps~~ in October of the previous year. As the court slowly worked through the charges laid at the feet of those who remained in prison, public support for the trials diminished, and it seemed that the townspeople were slowly waking up to the horrors they had perpetrated. By May of 1693, all those still in prison on charges of witchcraft were released and pardoned.		In the early months of 1693, the last of the [[Salem witch trials\|trials]] in Salem were taking place. The fervor of the first hearings had dwindled, and the court of {{Wiki\|Oyer and Terminer}} had been dissolved by Governor {{Wiki\|William Phips\|Phips}} in October of the previous year. As the court slowly worked through the charges laid at the feet of those who remained in prison, public support for the trials diminished, and it seemed that the townspeople were slowly waking up to the horrors they had perpetrated. By May of 1693, all those still in prison on charges of witchcraft were released and pardoned.

	The year of madness had ended. Lives had been lost. Strangely, however, the lives of the "afflicted girls" ~~- the~~ accusers responsible for the majority of the ~~charges, continued~~ much as they would have done had they never decided to portray themselves as victims. While the dissolving of the court brought a certain amount of closure to the events of 1692 and 1693, it Is interesting to note that only one of the "afflicted" girls ever apologized for her part in the deaths of innocent people.		The year of madness had ended. Lives had been lost. Strangely, however, the lives of the "afflicted girls"—the accusers responsible for the majority of the charges—continued much as they would have done had they never decided to portray themselves as victims. While the dissolving of the court brought a certain amount of closure to the events of 1692 and 1693, it Is interesting to note that only one of the "afflicted" girls ever apologized for her part in the deaths of innocent people.

	Ann Putnam Jr had accused ~~sixty-two~~ people of witchcraft, and finally issued a public apology over a decade later, in 1706. Interestingly, her apology was couched In religious terms. She professed herself to be extremely sorry, and believed that, "It was a great delusion of Satan that deceived me in that sad time." The irony would be laughable, if it weren't so awful.		{{Wiki\|Ann Putnam\|Ann Putnam Jr}} had accused 62 people of witchcraft, and finally issued a public apology over a decade later, in 1706. Interestingly, her apology was couched In religious terms. She professed herself to be extremely sorry, and believed that, "It was a great delusion of Satan that deceived me in that sad time."<ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://archive.org/details/salemwitchcraftw02upha_0/page/n3/mode/2up\|title=Salem Witchcraft; with an Account of Salem Village and a History of Opinions on Witchcraft and Kindred Subjects, Vol. II: Supplement\|author={{Wiki\|Charles W. Upham\|Upham, Charles W.}}\|date=1867\|publisher=''Wiggins and Lunt''\|accessdate=28 January 2025}} pg. 511.</ref> The irony would be laughable, if it weren't so awful.

	While none of the other girls accepted any blame at any point in their lives, ~~twelve~~ members of the jury did concede that their actions were "sadly deluded and mistaken." Samuel Parris did allow that he "may have been mistaken," in 1694, but the damage to his reputation had already been done, and he was replaced as minister for Salem Village in 1696. His reticence may have been due in part to the fact that his daughter, Betty Parris, was one of the first girls to make any accusations. Betty herself never faced any censure for her part in the trials, and the events had little effect on her at all. She went on to marry and have four children, never being persecuted for her behavior.		While none of the other girls accepted any blame at any point in their lives, 12 members of the jury did concede that their actions were "sadly deluded and mistaken."<ref>''{{Wiki\|Ibid.}}'', pg. 475.</ref> Samuel Parris did allow that he "may have been mistaken,"<ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://salem.lib.virginia.edu/villgchurchrcrd.html\|title=Records of the Salem-Village Church from November 1689 to October 1696, as Kept by the Reverend Samuel Parr\|author=Parris, Samuel\|date=1689\|publisher=''{{Wiki\|University of Virginia}}''\|accessdate=28 January 2025}} pg. 25.</ref> in 1694, but the damage to his reputation had already been done, and he was replaced as minister for {{Wiki\|Danvers, Massachusetts\|Salem Village}} in 1696. His reticence may have been due in part to the fact that his daughter, {{Wiki\|Betty Parris}}, was one of the first girls to make any accusations. Betty herself never faced any censure for her part in the trials, and the events had little effect on her at all. She went on to marry and have four children, never being persecuted for her behavior.

	William Stoughton had been appointed Lieutenant Governor and Chief Justice of Massachusetts by Governor Phips, and was head judge of the court of Oyer and Terminer until It was dissolved. While many of his decisions were questionable, he was generally held to be a fair man. This was made very clear when Governor Phips attempted to shift his portion of the blame onto Stoughton following the change in public opinion. He did this by chastising Stoughton in a letter to the King of England. This tactic backfired, as Phips was recalled to England, where he died. Stoughton succeeded him as Governor of Massachusetts and served until his death in 1701.		[[William Stoughton]] had been appointed Lieutenant Governor and Chief Justice of Massachusetts by Governor Phips, and was head judge of the court of Oyer and Terminer until It was dissolved. While many of his decisions were questionable, he was generally held to be a fair man. This was made very clear when Governor Phips attempted to shift his portion of the blame onto Stoughton following the change in public opinion. He did this by chastising Stoughton in a letter to the [[William III of England\|King of England]]. This tactic backfired, as Phips was recalled to [[England]], where he died. Stoughton succeeded him as Governor of Massachusetts and served until his death in 1701.

	The greatest indication of the horror the members of the community felt for their actions came in October 1711, when a Reversal of Attainder was signed into law by the Massachusetts legislature. Attainder, in English law, is the metaphorical "stain" caused by high treason or capital crimes. It essentially stripped the receiver of their rights. The order for reversal nullified all the judgments cast against the majority of those convicted. It was also decreed that reparations were to be paid to the families and heirs. A sum ~~totalling~~ almost ~~£600~~ was distributed, though only to those families that had specifically asked for it. The Reversal of Attainder applied only to those specifically named, and was not exhaustive. Over time, this oversight would be ~~recified~~, but when Elizabeth Johnson wrote to the committee asking that her name be included, as she too had been condemned, the committee demurred, on the basis that the business was finished with. It is unknown as to whether Johnson ever managed to clear her name.		The greatest indication of the horror the members of the community felt for their actions came in October 1711, when a Reversal of {{Wiki\|Attainder}} was signed into law by the Massachusetts legislature. Attainder, in English law, is the metaphorical "stain" caused by high treason or capital crimes. It essentially stripped the receiver of their rights. The order for reversal nullified all the judgments cast against the majority of those convicted. It was also decreed that reparations were to be paid to the families and heirs. A sum totaling almost [[Pound sterling\|£]]600 was distributed, though only to those families that had specifically asked for it. The Reversal of Attainder applied only to those specifically named, and was not exhaustive. Over time, this oversight would be rectified, but when Elizabeth Johnson wrote to the committee asking that her name be included, as she too had been condemned, the committee demurred, on the basis that the business was finished with. It is unknown as to whether Johnson ever managed to clear her name.

	In 1957, the Massachusetts Governor signed another bill into law, officially apologizing for the Salem Witch Trials and clearing the names of the remaining accused, though not stating them explicitly. This law was amended in 2001 to correct this error. Included in the correction was the name Bridget Bishop, finally cleared over ~~three hundred~~ years after she was the first person to be hanged.		In 1957, the {{Wiki\|Foster Furcolo\|Massachusetts Governor}} signed another bill into law,<ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://www.mass.gov/doc/resolves-of-1957-chapter-145/download\|title=Resolve Relative to the Indictment, Trial, Conviction and Execution of Ann Pudeator and Certain Other Persons for 'Witchcraft' in the Year Sixteen Hundred and Ninety-Two\|author={{Wiki\|Massachusetts General Court\|General Court of Massachusetts}}\|date=28 August 1957\|publisher=''General Court of Massachusetts''\|accessdate=28 January 2025}}</ref> officially apologizing for the Salem Witch Trials and clearing the names of the remaining accused, though not stating them explicitly. This law was amended in 2001 to correct this error.<ref>{{Cite web\|url=https://malegislature.gov/laws/sessionlaws/acts/2001/chapter122\|title=Chapter 122: AN ACT RELATIVE TO THE WITCHCRAFT TRIAL OF 1692\|author=''Ibid.''\|date=31 October 2001\|publisher=''General Court of Massachusetts''\|accessdate=28 January 2025}}</ref> Included in the correction was the name [[Bridget Bishop]], finally cleared over 300 years after she was the first person to be hanged.

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	Charlotte reveals that Joseph did not tell the Templars the location, as she can apparently read minds. Galina thanks Charlotte for saving her life, finally believing in the novice Assassin.<ref name=Sorrosys>[http://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/1389564-Assassin-s-Creed-Titan-Comics-Story-Analysis-amp-Discussion-(Spoilers) Story Summary by Issue by Sorrosys on Ubisoft Forums]</ref>		Charlotte reveals that Joseph did not tell the Templars the location, as she can apparently read minds. Galina thanks Charlotte for saving her life, finally believing in the novice Assassin.<ref name=Sorrosys>[http://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/1389564-Assassin-s-Creed-Titan-Comics-Story-Analysis-amp-Discussion-(Spoilers) Story Summary by Issue by Sorrosys on Ubisoft Forums]</ref>

			==Supplementary material==
			;Salem
			The end, the aftermath and the legacy...

			In the early months of 1693, the last of the trials in Salem were taking place. The fervor of the first hearings had dwindled, and the court of Oyer and Terminer had been dissolved by Governor Phipps in October of the previous year. As the court slowly worked through the charges laid at the feet of those who remained in prison, public support for the trials diminished, and it seemed that the townspeople were slowly waking up to the horrors they had perpetrated. By May of 1693, all those still in prison on charges of witchcraft were released and pardoned.

			The year of madness had ended. Lives had been lost. Strangely, however, the lives of the "afflicted girls" - the accusers responsible for the majority of the charges, continued much as they would have done had they never decided to portray themselves as victims. While the dissolving of the court brought a certain amount of closure to the events of 1692 and 1693, it Is interesting to note that only one of the "afflicted" girls ever apologized for her part in the deaths of innocent people.

			Ann Putnam Jr had accused sixty-two people of witchcraft, and finally issued a public apology over a decade later, in 1706. Interestingly, her apology was couched In religious terms. She professed herself to be extremely sorry, and believed that, "It was a great delusion of Satan that deceived me in that sad time." The irony would be laughable, if it weren't so awful.

			While none of the other girls accepted any blame at any point in their lives, twelve members of the jury did concede that their actions were "sadly deluded and mistaken." Samuel Parris did allow that he "may have been mistaken," in 1694, but the damage to his reputation had already been done, and he was replaced as minister for Salem Village in 1696. His reticence may have been due in part to the fact that his daughter, Betty Parris, was one of the first girls to make any accusations. Betty herself never faced any censure for her part in the trials, and the events had little effect on her at all. She went on to marry and have four children, never being persecuted for her behavior.

			William Stoughton had been appointed Lieutenant Governor and Chief Justice of Massachusetts by Governor Phips, and was head judge of the court of Oyer and Terminer until It was dissolved. While many of his decisions were questionable, he was generally held to be a fair man. This was made very clear when Governor Phips attempted to shift his portion of the blame onto Stoughton following the change in public opinion. He did this by chastising Stoughton in a letter to the King of England. This tactic backfired, as Phips was recalled to England, where he died. Stoughton succeeded him as Governor of Massachusetts and served until his death in 1701.

			The greatest indication of the horror the members of the community felt for their actions came in October 1711, when a Reversal of Attainder was signed into law by the Massachusetts legislature. Attainder, in English law, is the metaphorical "stain" caused by high treason or capital crimes. It essentially stripped the receiver of their rights. The order for reversal nullified all the judgments cast against the majority of those convicted. It was also decreed that reparations were to be paid to the families and heirs. A sum totalling almost £600 was distributed, though only to those families that had specifically asked for it. The Reversal of Attainder applied only to those specifically named, and was not exhaustive. Over time, this oversight would be recified, but when Elizabeth Johnson wrote to the committee asking that her name be included, as she too had been condemned, the committee demurred, on the basis that the business was finished with. It is unknown as to whether Johnson ever managed to clear her name.

			In 1957, the Massachusetts Governor signed another bill into law, officially apologizing for the Salem Witch Trials and clearing the names of the remaining accused, though not stating them explicitly. This law was amended in 2001 to correct this error. Included in the correction was the name Bridget Bishop, finally cleared over three hundred years after she was the first person to be hanged.

	==Cover gallery==		==Cover gallery==

imported>Darman36: /Plot summary/ Never attained Mentor rank, just mentors new recruits

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Plot summary: Never attained Mentor rank, just mentors new recruits

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	On their way out of the building, Charlotte discovers the man that she bound has died. He suffered from asthma and had suffocated. Charlotte is riddled with guilt over his innocent death.		On their way out of the building, Charlotte discovers the man that she bound has died. He suffered from asthma and had suffocated. Charlotte is riddled with guilt over his innocent death.

	Galina advises Kody to contact [[Gavin Banks]], an Assassin ~~Mentor~~, advising that the Brotherhood needs to get to Salem as soon as possible, as they do not know if the Templars are already on their way.		Galina advises Kody to contact [[Gavin Banks]], an Assassin mentor, advising that the Brotherhood needs to get to Salem as soon as possible, as they do not know if the Templars are already on their way.

	Charlotte reveals that Joseph did not tell the Templars the location, as she can apparently read minds. Galina thanks Charlotte for saving her life, finally believing in the novice Assassin.<ref name=Sorrosys>[http://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/1389564-Assassin-s-Creed-Titan-Comics-Story-Analysis-amp-Discussion-(Spoilers) Story Summary by Issue by Sorrosys on Ubisoft Forums]</ref>		Charlotte reveals that Joseph did not tell the Templars the location, as she can apparently read minds. Galina thanks Charlotte for saving her life, finally believing in the novice Assassin.<ref name=Sorrosys>[http://forums.ubi.com/showthread.php/1389564-Assassin-s-Creed-Titan-Comics-Story-Analysis-amp-Discussion-(Spoilers) Story Summary by Issue by Sorrosys on Ubisoft Forums]</ref>

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	\|letterer = Richard Starkings<br>		\|letterer = Richard Starkings<br>Jimmy Betancourt
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	\|preceded by = [[Assassin's Creed 4\|''Assassin's Creed'' 4]]		\|preceded by = [[Assassin's Creed 4 (issue)\|''Assassin's Creed'' 4]]
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	==Publisher's summary==		==Publisher's summary==
	''Charlotte has to call on all she has learned from her ancestor Tom Stoddard to save her cell from decimation at the hands of Abstergo. In doing so, she learns more about herself, and more about the Brotherhood than she expected, and is forced to decide where her loyalties ~~lie…~~''<ref>[https://titan-comics.com/c/435-assassins-creed-assassins/ Titan-Comics.com: Assassin's Creed #5]</ref>		''Charlotte has to call on all she has learned from her ancestor Tom Stoddard to save her cell from decimation at the hands of Abstergo. In doing so, she learns more about herself, and more about the Brotherhood than she expected, and is forced to decide where her loyalties lie...''<ref>[https://titan-comics.com/c/435-assassins-creed-assassins/ Titan-Comics.com: Assassin's Creed #5]</ref>

	==Plot summary==		==Plot summary==

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	\|editor = Lizzie Kaye		\|editor = Lizzie Kaye
	\|publisher = [[Titan Comics]]		\|publisher = [[Titan Comics]]
	\|publication date = February ~~10,~~ 2016		\|publication date = 10 February 2016
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	'''''Assassin's Creed'' 5''' is the fifth issue of the [[Titan Comics\|Titan comic book]] series ''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]''. The comic, written by [[Anthony Del Col]] and [[Conor McCreery]] with art by Ivan Nunes and [[Neil Edwards]] was released on February ~~10,~~ 2016.		'''''Assassin's Creed'' 5''' is the fifth issue of the [[Titan Comics\|Titan comic book]] series ''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]''. The comic, written by [[Anthony Del Col]] and [[Conor McCreery]] with art by Ivan Nunes and [[Neil Edwards]] was released on 10 February 2016.

	==Publisher's summary==		==Publisher's summary==

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	==Plot summary==		==Plot summary==
	10/02/2016 - ''Charlotte has to call on all she has learned from her ancestor Tom Stoddard to save her cell from decimation at the hands of Abstergo. In doing so, she learns more about herself, and more about the Brotherhood than she expected, and is forced to decide where her loyalties lie!''

	2015: With the realization that Joseph knows the location of Dorothy's body, Xavier and Galina have clearly been sent into a trap. Charlotte decides to go in after them, and is given the familiar Assassin hoodie attire by Kody.		2015: With the realization that Joseph knows the location of Dorothy's body, Xavier and Galina have clearly been sent into a trap. Charlotte decides to go in after them, and is given the familiar Assassin hoodie attire by Kody.