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	'''Byron Jackson''' was an [[England\|English]] smuggler and captain of the ''[[Granny Smith]]''~~, posing~~ as a Frenchman~~. He~~ smuggled tea, sugar and other goods heavily taxed by the government to England's east coast. Although a drunkard, Byron was an excellent swordsman.		'''Byron Jackson''' was an [[England\|English]] smuggler and captain of the ''[[Granny Smith]]''. Posing as a Frenchman, he smuggled tea, sugar and other goods heavily taxed by the government to England's east coast. Although a drunkard, Byron was an excellent swordsman.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Drunk in a tavern in Saint-Cyr on the night of 7 February 1788, he overheard the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Élise de la Serre]] talking to the Middle Man regarding a ship captain heading to England. Intrigued, he tried to get the young lady's attention rather rudely, but was shoved away. Still curious, Byron followed Élise and the Middle Man, witnessing thugs kidnapping her. With the young lady's fallen sword, he staggered towards the thugs. One of them attempted to stab Byron, but he swiftly wheeled and cut the attacker's throat. Byron killed the remaining two criminals, vomited, and offered to help Élise and her new handmaiden, [[Hélène]]. After assuring them that he was a gentleman, they sailed on the ''Granny Smith'' to [[Dover]].		Drunk in a tavern in Saint-Cyr on the night of 7 February 1788, he overheard the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Élise de la Serre]] talking to the Middle Man regarding a ship captain heading to England. Intrigued, he tried to get the young lady's attention rather rudely but was shoved away. Still curious, Byron followed Élise and the Middle Man, witnessing thugs kidnapping her. With the young lady's fallen sword, he staggered towards the thugs. One of them attempted to stab Byron, but he swiftly wheeled and cut the attacker's throat. Byron killed the remaining two criminals, vomited, and offered to help Élise and her new handmaiden, [[Hélène]]. After assuring them that he was a gentleman, they sailed on the ''Granny Smith'' to [[Dover]].<ref name="Unity novel">[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' novel]]</ref>

	Byron often reminded Élise to teach Hélène proper manners and etiquette, which Élise found ironic. While sailing, he tethered the wheel with rope and sparred with Élise. The pair talked about her sword skills and the people she had sparred with, often making jest remarks about Élise killing him if he touched her. Over a drink on the deck, Byron warned Élise of the dangers of hesitating in a sword fight, just as she had in the tavern.		Byron often reminded Élise to teach Hélène proper manners and etiquette, which Élise found ironic. While sailing, he tethered the wheel with rope and sparred with Élise. The pair talked about her sword skills and the people she had sparred with, often making jest remarks about Élise killing him if he touched her. Over a drink on the deck, Byron warned Élise of the dangers of hesitating in a sword fight, just as she had in the tavern. After arriving at Dover beach, Élise and Hélène bid Byron farewell as he excused himself in order to bypass custom houses. He accepted Élise's pay with a gracious bow and the the trio separated.<ref name="Unity novel" />

	After arriving at Dover beach, Élise and Hélène bid Byron farewell as he excused himself in order to bypass custom houses. He accepted Élise's pay with a gracious bow and the the trio separated.

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	==References==		==References==
	*[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' novel]]		{{Reflist}}
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imported>Francesco75 at 15:17, 7 October 2021

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Drunk in a tavern in Saint-Cyr on the night of 7 February 1788, he overheard the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Élise de la Serre]] talking to the Middle Man regarding a ship captain heading to England. Intrigued, he tried to get the young lady's attention rather rudely, but was shoved away. Still curious, Byron followed Élise and the Middle Man, witnessing thugs kidnapping her. With the young lady's fallen sword, he staggered towards the thugs. One of them attempted to stab Byron, but he swiftly wheeled and cut the attacker's throat. Byron killed the remaining two criminals, vomited, and offered to help Élise and her new handmaiden, [[Hélène]]. After assuring them that he was a gentleman, they sailed on the ''Granny Smith'' to Dover.		Drunk in a tavern in Saint-Cyr on the night of 7 February 1788, he overheard the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Élise de la Serre]] talking to the Middle Man regarding a ship captain heading to England. Intrigued, he tried to get the young lady's attention rather rudely, but was shoved away. Still curious, Byron followed Élise and the Middle Man, witnessing thugs kidnapping her. With the young lady's fallen sword, he staggered towards the thugs. One of them attempted to stab Byron, but he swiftly wheeled and cut the attacker's throat. Byron killed the remaining two criminals, vomited, and offered to help Élise and her new handmaiden, [[Hélène]]. After assuring them that he was a gentleman, they sailed on the ''Granny Smith'' to [[Dover]].

	Byron often reminded Élise to teach Hélène proper manners and etiquette, which Élise found ironic. While sailing, he tethered the wheel with rope and sparred with Élise. The pair talked about her sword skills and the people she had sparred with, often making jest remarks about Élise killing him if he touched her. Over a drink on the deck, Byron warned Élise of the dangers of hesitating in a sword fight, just as she had in the tavern.		Byron often reminded Élise to teach Hélène proper manners and etiquette, which Élise found ironic. While sailing, he tethered the wheel with rope and sparred with Élise. The pair talked about her sword skills and the people she had sparred with, often making jest remarks about Élise killing him if he touched her. Over a drink on the deck, Byron warned Élise of the dangers of hesitating in a sword fight, just as she had in the tavern.

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	Drunk in a tavern in Saint-Cyr on the night of 7 February 1788, he overheard the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Élise de la Serre]] talking to the Middle Man regarding a ship captain heading to England. Intrigued, he tried to get the young lady's attention rather rudely, but was shoved away. Still curious, Byron followed Élise and the Middle Man, witnessing thugs kidnapping her. With the young lady's fallen sword, he staggered towards the thugs. One of them attempted to stab Byron, but he swiftly wheeled and cut the attacker's throat. Byron killed the remaining two criminals, vomited, and offered to help Élise and her new handmaiden, [[Hélène]]. After assuring them that he was a gentleman, they sailed on the ''Granny Smith'' to Dover.		Drunk in a tavern in Saint-Cyr on the night of 7 February 1788, he overheard the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Élise de la Serre]] talking to the Middle Man regarding a ship captain heading to England. Intrigued, he tried to get the young lady's attention rather rudely, but was shoved away. Still curious, Byron followed Élise and the Middle Man, witnessing thugs kidnapping her. With the young lady's fallen sword, he staggered towards the thugs. One of them attempted to stab Byron, but he swiftly wheeled and cut the attacker's throat. Byron killed the remaining two criminals, vomited, and offered to help Élise and her new handmaiden, [[Hélène]]. After assuring them that he was a gentleman, they sailed on the ''Granny Smith'' to Dover.

	Byron often reminded Élise to teach Hélène proper manners and etiquette, which Élise found ironic. While sailing, he tethered the wheel with rope and sparred with Élise. The pair talked about her sword skills and the people she had sparred with, often making jest remarks about Élise killing him if he touched her. Over a drink on the deck, Byron warned Élise of the dangers of hesitating in a sword fight, just as she had in the tavern~~. While not directly stated, it is heavily implied in the novel that Élise spent a night with Byron~~.		Byron often reminded Élise to teach Hélène proper manners and etiquette, which Élise found ironic. While sailing, he tethered the wheel with rope and sparred with Élise. The pair talked about her sword skills and the people she had sparred with, often making jest remarks about Élise killing him if he touched her. Over a drink on the deck, Byron warned Élise of the dangers of hesitating in a sword fight, just as she had in the tavern.

	After arriving at Dover beach, Élise and Hélène bid Byron farewell as he excused himself in order to bypass custom houses. He accepted Élise's pay with a gracious bow and the the trio separated.		After arriving at Dover beach, Élise and Hélène bid Byron farewell as he excused himself in order to bypass custom houses. He accepted Élise's pay with a gracious bow and the the trio separated.

imported>Soviet NKVD at 15:07, 29 October 2020

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	Drunk in a tavern in Saint-Cyr on the night of 7 February 1788, he overheard the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Élise de la Serre]] talking to the Middle Man regarding a ship captain heading to England. Intrigued, he tried to get the young lady's attention rather rudely, but was shoved away. Still curious, Byron followed Élise and the Middle Man, witnessing thugs kidnapping her. With the young lady's fallen sword, he staggered towards the thugs. One of them attempted to stab Byron, but he swiftly wheeled and cut the attacker's throat. Byron killed the remaining two criminals, vomited, and offered to help Élise and her new handmaiden, [[Hélène]]. After assuring them that he was a gentleman, they sailed on the ''Granny Smith'' to Dover.		Drunk in a tavern in Saint-Cyr on the night of 7 February 1788, he overheard the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Élise de la Serre]] talking to the Middle Man regarding a ship captain heading to England. Intrigued, he tried to get the young lady's attention rather rudely, but was shoved away. Still curious, Byron followed Élise and the Middle Man, witnessing thugs kidnapping her. With the young lady's fallen sword, he staggered towards the thugs. One of them attempted to stab Byron, but he swiftly wheeled and cut the attacker's throat. Byron killed the remaining two criminals, vomited, and offered to help Élise and her new handmaiden, [[Hélène]]. After assuring them that he was a gentleman, they sailed on the ''Granny Smith'' to Dover.

	Byron often reminded Élise to teach Hélène proper manners and etiquette, which Élise found ironic. While sailing, he tethered the wheel with rope and sparred with Élise. The pair talked about her sword skills and the people she had sparred with, often making jest remarks about Élise killing him if he touched her. Byron warned Élise of the dangers of hesitating in a sword fight, just as she had in the tavern ~~as they shared a drink~~. While not directly stated, it is heavily implied in the novel that ~~soon after the conversation,~~ Élise spent a night with Byron.		Byron often reminded Élise to teach Hélène proper manners and etiquette, which Élise found ironic. While sailing, he tethered the wheel with rope and sparred with Élise. The pair talked about her sword skills and the people she had sparred with, often making jest remarks about Élise killing him if he touched her. Over a drink on the deck, Byron warned Élise of the dangers of hesitating in a sword fight, just as she had in the tavern. While not directly stated, it is heavily implied in the novel that Élise spent a night with Byron.

	After arriving at Dover beach, Élise and Hélène bid Byron farewell as he excused himself in order to bypass custom houses. He accepted Élise's pay with a gracious bow and the the trio separated.		After arriving at Dover beach, Élise and Hélène bid Byron farewell as he excused himself in order to bypass custom houses. He accepted Élise's pay with a gracious bow and the the trio separated.

imported>Soviet NKVD at 15:06, 29 October 2020

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	Drunk in a tavern in Saint-Cyr on the night of 7 February 1788, he overheard the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Élise de la Serre]] talking to the Middle Man regarding a ship captain heading to England. Intrigued, he tried to get the young lady's attention rather rudely, but was shoved away. Still curious, Byron followed Élise and the Middle Man, witnessing thugs kidnapping her. With the young lady's fallen sword, he staggered towards the thugs. One of them attempted to stab Byron, but he swiftly wheeled and cut the attacker's throat. Byron killed the remaining two criminals, vomited, and offered to help Élise and her new handmaiden, [[Hélène]]. After assuring them that he was a gentleman, they sailed on the ''Granny Smith'' to Dover.		Drunk in a tavern in Saint-Cyr on the night of 7 February 1788, he overheard the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Élise de la Serre]] talking to the Middle Man regarding a ship captain heading to England. Intrigued, he tried to get the young lady's attention rather rudely, but was shoved away. Still curious, Byron followed Élise and the Middle Man, witnessing thugs kidnapping her. With the young lady's fallen sword, he staggered towards the thugs. One of them attempted to stab Byron, but he swiftly wheeled and cut the attacker's throat. Byron killed the remaining two criminals, vomited, and offered to help Élise and her new handmaiden, [[Hélène]]. After assuring them that he was a gentleman, they sailed on the ''Granny Smith'' to Dover.

	Byron often reminded Élise to teach Hélène proper manners and etiquette, which Élise found ironic. While sailing, he tethered the wheel with rope and sparred with Élise. The pair talked about her sword skills and the people she had sparred with, often making jest remarks about Élise killing him if he touched her. Byron warned Élise of the dangers of hesitating in a sword fight, just as she had in the tavern.		Byron often reminded Élise to teach Hélène proper manners and etiquette, which Élise found ironic. While sailing, he tethered the wheel with rope and sparred with Élise. The pair talked about her sword skills and the people she had sparred with, often making jest remarks about Élise killing him if he touched her. Byron warned Élise of the dangers of hesitating in a sword fight, just as she had in the tavern as they shared a drink. While not directly stated, it is heavily implied in the novel that soon after the conversation, Élise spent a night with Byron.

	After arriving at Dover beach, Élise and Hélène bid Byron farewell as he excused himself in order to bypass custom houses. He accepted Élise's pay with a gracious bow and the the trio separated.		After arriving at Dover beach, Élise and Hélène bid Byron farewell as he excused himself in order to bypass custom houses. He accepted Élise's pay with a gracious bow and the the trio separated.

imported>RebeccaAWB: /* Appearances */Heading fix, replaced: ==Appearance== → ==Appearances==

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	After arriving at Dover beach, Élise and Hélène bid Byron farewell as he excused himself in order to bypass custom houses. He accepted Élise's pay with a gracious bow and the the trio separated.		After arriving at Dover beach, Élise and Hélène bid Byron farewell as he excused himself in order to bypass custom houses. He accepted Élise's pay with a gracious bow and the the trio separated.

	==~~Appearance~~==		==Appearances==
	*[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' novel]]		*[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' novel]]

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	*[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' novel]]		*[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' novel]]

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' novel]]		*[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' novel]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Jackson, Byron}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Jackson, Byron}}
	[[Category:Individuals]]		[[Category:Individuals]]
	[[Category:~~Englishmen~~]]		[[Category:English people]]
	[[Category:Smugglers]]		[[Category:Smugglers]]
	[[Category:Captains]]		[[Category:Captains]]

imported>Lady Kyashira at 09:36, 24 May 2018

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	'''Byron Jackson''' was an English smuggler and captain of the ''[[Granny Smith]]'', posing as a Frenchman. He smuggled tea, sugar and other goods heavily taxed by the government to England's east coast. Although a drunkard, Byron was an excellent swordsman.		'''Byron Jackson''' was an [[England\|English]] smuggler and captain of the ''[[Granny Smith]]'', posing as a Frenchman. He smuggled tea, sugar and other goods heavily taxed by the government to England's east coast. Although a drunkard, Byron was an excellent swordsman.

	==Biography==		==Biography==
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	After arriving at Dover beach, Élise and Hélène bid Byron farewell as he excused himself in order to bypass custom houses. He accepted Élise's pay with a gracious bow and the the trio separated.		After arriving at Dover beach, Élise and Hélène bid Byron farewell as he excused himself in order to bypass custom houses. He accepted Élise's pay with a gracious bow and the the trio separated.

			==Appearance==
			*[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' novel]]

	==Reference==		==Reference==

imported>Bovkaffe at 11:32, 16 May 2015

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	Byron often reminded Élise to teach Hélène proper manners and etiquette, which Élise found ironic. While sailing, he tethered the wheel with rope and sparred with Élise. The pair talked about her sword skills and the people she had sparred with, often making jest remarks about Élise killing him if he touched her. Byron warned Élise of the dangers of hesitating in a sword fight, just as she had in the tavern.		Byron often reminded Élise to teach Hélène proper manners and etiquette, which Élise found ironic. While sailing, he tethered the wheel with rope and sparred with Élise. The pair talked about her sword skills and the people she had sparred with, often making jest remarks about Élise killing him if he touched her. Byron warned Élise of the dangers of hesitating in a sword fight, just as she had in the tavern.

	After arriving at Dover beach, Élise and Hélène bid Byron farewell as he excused himself in order to bypass custom houses. He accepted Élise's pay with a gracious bow and the the trio ~~went~~ separated.		After arriving at Dover beach, Élise and Hélène bid Byron farewell as he excused himself in order to bypass custom houses. He accepted Élise's pay with a gracious bow and the the trio separated.

	==Reference==		==Reference==

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Give me another conflict. I dare you.

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	'''Byron Jackson ''' was an English smuggler and captain of the ''[[Granny Smith]]'', posing as a Frenchman. He smuggled tea, sugar and other goods heavily taxed by the government to England's east coast. Although a drunkard, Byron was an excellent swordsman.		'''Byron Jackson''' was an English smuggler and captain of the ''[[Granny Smith]]'', posing as a Frenchman. He smuggled tea, sugar and other goods heavily taxed by the government to England's east coast. Although a drunkard, Byron was an excellent swordsman.

	==Biography==		==Biography==