Carlos Dominguez - Revision history

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	\|image = DominguesDatabaseHD.png		\|image = DominguesDatabaseHD.png
	\|birth = 1730s<br />[[Spain\|Kingdom of Spain]]		\|birth = 1730s<br>[[Spain\|Kingdom of Spain]]
	\|death = 1803<br />[[Atlantic Ocean]]		\|death = 1803<br>[[Atlantic Ocean]]
	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species = [[Human]]
	\|database = [[Database: Carlos Dominguez\|Carlos Dominguez]]		\|database = [[Database: Carlos Dominguez\|Carlos Dominguez]]
	\|affiliates = [[Templars]] {{c\|c. 1765 – 1768}}<br />[[Assassins]] {{c\|1768 – death}}		\|affiliates = [[Templars]] {{c\|c. 1765 – 1768}}<br>[[Assassins]] {{c\|1768 – death}}
	\|voice = [[Marcel Jeannin]]}}		\|voice = [[Marcel Jeannin]]
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	'''Carlos Dominguez''' (1730s – 1803) was a [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[Ships\|ship]] [[Captain\|captain]] who was active in [[New Orleans]] during the late 18th century.		'''Carlos Dominguez''' (1730s – 1803) was a [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[Ships\|ship]] [[Captain\|captain]] who was active in [[New Orleans]] during the late 18th century.

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	{{Quote\|He pays for transport to and from New Orleans. That's all I do– transport the things and get paid.\|Dominguez explaining his dealings with de Ferrer, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|At the Pub}}		{{Quote\|He pays for transport to and from New Orleans. That's all I do– transport the things and get paid.\|Dominguez explaining his dealings with de Ferrer, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|At the Pub}}
	At some point, Dominguez was employed by Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer, a Templar, to transport goods to and from the city of New Orleans. In early 1765, he began redirecting shipments meant for [[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]], causing the [[Philippe de Grandpré\|de Grandpré]] shipping business to suffer. In response, the de Grandpré family decided to set up an investigation into the matter, with Dominguez and his crew being seen as suspects.<ref name="~~AC3L~~">''Assassin's Creed III: Liberation'' – ~~{{Cite}}~~</ref>		At some point, Dominguez was employed by Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer, a Templar, to transport goods to and from the city of New Orleans. In early 1765, he began redirecting shipments meant for [[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]], causing the [[Philippe de Grandpré\|de Grandpré]] shipping business to suffer. In response, the de Grandpré family decided to set up an investigation into the matter, with Dominguez and his crew being seen as suspects.<ref name="Taking Care of Business">''Assassin's Creed III: Liberation'' – [[Taking Care of Business]]</ref>

	On the 29th of January, Dominguez was met by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]], who had come to find out more information about the missing shipments. Although charmed by her good looks and noble appearance, he assured her the cargo was sent to the "intended recipient", following which he began pouring her a drink in an effort to woo her. However, by the time Dominguez was ready, Aveline had already left the ship, having stolen paperwork that detailed the goods' location.<ref name="~~AC3L~~" />		On the 29th of January, Dominguez was met by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]], who had come to find out more information about the missing shipments. Although charmed by her good looks and noble appearance, he assured her the cargo was sent to the "intended recipient", following which he began pouring her a drink in an effort to woo her. However, by the time Dominguez was ready, Aveline had already left the ship, having stolen paperwork that detailed the goods' location.<ref name="Taking Care of Business" />

	Despite this minor setback, Dominguez continued the job he had been given by de Ferrer. In 1768, he was tracked down by Aveline, who had discovered his connection to the Templar and desired to uncover his plans for New Orleans. However, de Ferrer's secrecy and Dominguez's drunken state prevented her from finding out much new information, following which she swiftly departed, leaving the inebriated captain by himself.<ref name="~~AC3L~~" />		Despite this minor setback, Dominguez continued the job he had been given by de Ferrer. In 1768, he was tracked down by Aveline, who had discovered his connection to the Templar and desired to uncover his plans for New Orleans. However, de Ferrer's secrecy and Dominguez's drunken state prevented her from finding out much new information, following which she swiftly departed, leaving the inebriated captain by himself.<ref name="At the Pub">''Assassin's Creed III: Liberation'' – [[At the Pub]]</ref>

	[[File:Getting Ulloa's Attention 3.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Dominguez recognizing Aveline]]		[[File:Getting Ulloa's Attention 3.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Dominguez recognizing Aveline]]
	The two would meet again that same year, when Aveline boarded Dominguez's ship and intended to destroy it, hoping that it would lure governor [[Antonio de Ulloa]] out of [[La Balize]]. The captain attempted to sneak up on the Assassin while she was preparing the [[~~Bombs~~\|explosives]], but grew frightened upon recognizing her, sending his [[guards]] after her instead.<ref name="~~AC3L~~" />		The two would meet again that same year, when Aveline boarded Dominguez's ship and intended to destroy it, hoping that it would lure governor [[Antonio de Ulloa]] out of [[La Balize]]. The captain attempted to sneak up on the Assassin while she was preparing the [[Bomb\|explosives]], but grew frightened upon recognizing her, sending his [[Soldier\|guards]] after her instead.<ref name="Getting Ulloa's Attention">''Assassin's Creed III: Liberation'' – [[Getting Ulloa's Attention]]</ref>

	After witnessing Aveline defeat his soldiers, Dominguez immediately pleaded for mercy, claiming he would change his ways. She harshly reprimanded him, but chose to leave him to his own devices; both would subsequently make it off the ship before it was destroyed by Aveline's explosives. With his vessel ruined, Dominguez's position as servant to the Templar Order came to an end.<ref name="~~AC3L~~" />		After witnessing Aveline defeat his soldiers, Dominguez immediately pleaded for mercy, claiming he would change his ways. She harshly reprimanded him, but chose to leave him to his own devices; both would subsequently make it off the ship before it was destroyed by Aveline's explosives. With his vessel ruined, Dominguez's position as a servant to the Templar Order came to an end.<ref name="Getting Ulloa's Attention" />

	===Working for Aveline===		===Working for Aveline===
	{{Dialogue2\|Aveline\|I have retrieved the man's ship. You may use it now.\|Dominguez\|Oh! Thank you! Thank you!\|Now you are in my protection. You will repay this kindness by working for me.\|Dominguez being recruited by Aveline, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Mistress and Commander}}[[File:Mistress_and_Commander_1.png\|thumb\|250px\|Dominguez and Aveline at the docks]]		{{Dialogue2\|Aveline\|I have retrieved the man's ship. You may use it now.\|Dominguez\|Oh! Thank you! Thank you!\|Now you are in my protection. You will repay this kindness by working for me.\|Dominguez being recruited by Aveline, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Mistress and Commander}}
	Later that year, Dominguez and Aveline met at the docks, with the former captain angrily blaming her for all the misfortune in his life. After some prompting, he revealed that he had loaned a trader money, with the man then becoming rich, but refusing to pay back the sum he still owed Dominguez. Aveline offered to take care of the problem, though she stipulated he would have to make himself useful in return.<ref name="~~AC3L~~" />		[[File:Mistress_and_Commander_1.png\|thumb\|250px\|Dominguez and Aveline at the docks]]
			Later that year, Dominguez and Aveline met at the docks, with the former captain angrily blaming her for all the misfortune in his life. After some prompting, he revealed that he had loaned a trader money, with the man then becoming rich, but refusing to pay back the sum he still owed Dominguez. Aveline offered to take care of the problem, though she stipulated he would have to make himself useful in return.<ref name="Mistress and Commander">''Assassin's Creed III: Liberation'' – [[Mistress and Commander]]</ref>

	Becoming the owner of a new ship with Aveline's help, Dominguez subsequently began working for the Assassin, reforming under her supervision. He eventually began telling tales of Aveline's [[Freerunning\|climbing]] skills, leading her to be challenged to a race a few years later.<ref name="~~AC3L~~" /> Dominguez would remain productive until 1803, when he was reported missing at sea.<ref name="AC3L Database" />		Becoming the owner of a new ship with Aveline's help, Dominguez subsequently began working for the Assassin, reforming under her supervision.<ref name="AC3L Database" /> He eventually began telling tales of Aveline's [[Freerunning\|climbing]] skills, leading her to be challenged to a race a few years later.<ref name="Before the Mast">''Assassin's Creed III: Liberation'' – [[Before the Mast]]</ref> Dominguez would remain productive until 1803, when he was reported missing at sea.<ref name="AC3L Database" />

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*Carlos is a Spanish variant of the name Charles, itself derived from a {{Wiki\|Common Germanic}} noun meaning "free man". Dominguez is a patronymic form of the male given name Domingo, the origin of which is either the Latin ''Dominicus'', "belonging to the Lord", ''dominus'', "lord, master", or ''dies dominica'', "day of the Lord".		*Carlos is a Spanish variant of the name Charles, itself derived from a {{Wiki\|Common Germanic}} noun meaning "free man". Dominguez is a patronymic form of the male given name Domingo, the origin of which is either the Latin ''Dominicus'', "belonging to the Lord", ''dominus'', "lord, master", or ''dies dominica'', "day of the Lord".
	*During the "[[At the Pub]]" memory, Dominguez can be heard singing a few lines from "{{Wiki\|Spanish Ladies}}", though he substitutes "fair Spanish ladies" with "best [[Paris]] ladies", possibly due to inebriation. Said song also appears in ''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' as a [[Sea shanties\|sea shanty]].		*During the "[[At the Pub]]" memory, Dominguez can be heard singing a few lines from "{{Wiki\|Spanish Ladies}}", though he substitutes "fair Spanish ladies" with "best [[Paris]] ladies", possibly due to inebriation. Said song also appears in ''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' as a [[Sea shanties\|sea shanty]].
	*Like other individuals appearing in Abstergo Entertainment's ''[[Liberation]]'' product, Dominguez's [[~~Database\|~~database]] entry was edited to omit any reference to the Templars, and also covered up his less exemplary qualities.		*Like other individuals appearing in Abstergo Entertainment's ''[[Liberation]]'' product, Dominguez's [[database]] entry was edited to omit any reference to the Templars, and also covered up his less exemplary qualities.
	*In the internal files of ''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'', he is named "Diego Domingues".		*In the internal files of ''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'', he is named "Diego Domingues".

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery captionalign="center" position="center~~" spacing="small~~" widths="180">		<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">
	Liberation - Captain.png\|Concept art of Dominguez		Liberation - Captain.png\|Concept art of Dominguez
	Carlos Database.png\|Dominguez's appearance in the Vita iteration		Carlos Database.png\|Dominguez's appearance in the Vita iteration

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	{{Quote\|Please, please, have mercy. I'll trouble you no further. I'll give up ale and ragwater. I'll mutton-monger no more. I'll go to church! Please, leave me now to my sad, monkish end.\|Dominguez groveling before Aveline, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Quote\|Please, please, have mercy. I'll trouble you no further. I'll give up ale and ragwater. I'll mutton-monger no more. I'll go to church! Please, leave me now to my sad, monkish end.\|Dominguez groveling before Aveline, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Getting Ulloa's Attention}}
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	===Serving the Templars===		===Serving the Templars===
	{{Quote\|He pays for transport to and from New Orleans. That's all I do– transport the things and get paid.\|Dominguez explaining his dealings with de Ferrer, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Quote\|He pays for transport to and from New Orleans. That's all I do– transport the things and get paid.\|Dominguez explaining his dealings with de Ferrer, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|At the Pub}}
	At some point, Dominguez was employed by Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer, a Templar, to transport goods to and from the city of New Orleans. In early 1765, he began redirecting shipments meant for [[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]], causing the [[Philippe de Grandpré\|de Grandpré]] shipping business to suffer. In response, the de Grandpré family decided to set up an investigation into the matter, with Dominguez and his crew being seen as suspects.<ref name="AC3L">''Assassin's Creed III: Liberation''</ref>		At some point, Dominguez was employed by Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer, a Templar, to transport goods to and from the city of New Orleans. In early 1765, he began redirecting shipments meant for [[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]], causing the [[Philippe de Grandpré\|de Grandpré]] shipping business to suffer. In response, the de Grandpré family decided to set up an investigation into the matter, with Dominguez and his crew being seen as suspects.<ref name="AC3L">''Assassin's Creed III: Liberation'' – {{Cite}}</ref>

	On the 29th of January, Dominguez was met by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]], who had come to find out more information about the missing shipments. Although charmed by her good looks and noble appearance, he assured her the cargo was sent to the "intended recipient", following which he began pouring her a drink in an effort to woo her. However, by the time Dominguez was ready, Aveline had already left the ship, having stolen paperwork that detailed the goods' location.<ref name="AC3L" />		On the 29th of January, Dominguez was met by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]], who had come to find out more information about the missing shipments. Although charmed by her good looks and noble appearance, he assured her the cargo was sent to the "intended recipient", following which he began pouring her a drink in an effort to woo her. However, by the time Dominguez was ready, Aveline had already left the ship, having stolen paperwork that detailed the goods' location.<ref name="AC3L" />
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	===Working for Aveline===		===Working for Aveline===
	{{Dialogue2\|Aveline\|I have retrieved the man's ship. You may use it now.\|Dominguez\|Oh! Thank you! Thank you!\|Now you are in my protection. You will repay this kindness by working for me.\|Dominguez being recruited by Aveline, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}[[File:Mistress_and_Commander_1.png\|thumb\|250px\|Dominguez and Aveline at the docks]]		{{Dialogue2\|Aveline\|I have retrieved the man's ship. You may use it now.\|Dominguez\|Oh! Thank you! Thank you!\|Now you are in my protection. You will repay this kindness by working for me.\|Dominguez being recruited by Aveline, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Mistress and Commander}}[[File:Mistress_and_Commander_1.png\|thumb\|250px\|Dominguez and Aveline at the docks]]
	Later that year, Dominguez and Aveline met at the docks, with the former captain angrily blaming her for all the misfortune in his life. After some prompting, he revealed that he had loaned a trader money, with the man then becoming rich, but refusing to pay back the sum he still owed Dominguez. Aveline offered to take care of the problem, though she stipulated he would have to make himself useful in return.<ref name="AC3L" />		Later that year, Dominguez and Aveline met at the docks, with the former captain angrily blaming her for all the misfortune in his life. After some prompting, he revealed that he had loaned a trader money, with the man then becoming rich, but refusing to pay back the sum he still owed Dominguez. Aveline offered to take care of the problem, though she stipulated he would have to make himself useful in return.<ref name="AC3L" />

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	\|voice = [[Marcel Jeannin]]}}		\|voice = [[Marcel Jeannin]]}}
	'''Carlos Dominguez''' (1730s – 1803) was a [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[Ships\|ship]] [[Captain\|captain]], who was active in [[New Orleans]] during the late 18th century.		'''Carlos Dominguez''' (1730s – 1803) was a [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[Ships\|ship]] [[Captain\|captain]] who was active in [[New Orleans]] during the late 18th century.

	Hired by the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer]], Dominguez transported goods in and out of the city, earning him a small fortune from his employers. He was often drunk as a result of spending the money earned on alcohol.		Hired by the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer]], Dominguez transported goods in and out of the city, earning him a small fortune from his employers. He was often drunk as a result of spending the money earned on alcohol.
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	{{Quote\|Please, please, have mercy. I'll trouble you no further. I'll give up ale and ragwater. I'll mutton-monger no more. I'll go to church! Please, leave me now to my sad, monkish end.\|Dominguez groveling before Aveline, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation~~\|{{cite\|25 Apr 2023}}~~}}		{{Quote\|Please, please, have mercy. I'll trouble you no further. I'll give up ale and ragwater. I'll mutton-monger no more. I'll go to church! Please, leave me now to my sad, monkish end.\|Dominguez groveling before Aveline, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}
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	===Serving the Templars===		===Serving the Templars===
	{{Quote\|He pays for transport to and from New Orleans. That's all I do– transport the things and get paid.\|Dominguez explaining his dealings with de Ferrer, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation~~\|{{cite\|25 Apr 2023}}~~}}		{{Quote\|He pays for transport to and from New Orleans. That's all I do– transport the things and get paid.\|Dominguez explaining his dealings with de Ferrer, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}
	At some point, Dominguez was employed by Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer, a Templar, to transport goods to and from the city of New Orleans. In early 1765, he began redirecting shipments meant for [[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]], causing the [[Philippe de Grandpré\|de Grandpré]] shipping business to suffer. In response, the de Grandpré family decided to set up an investigation into the matter, with Dominguez and his crew being seen as suspects.<ref name="AC3L">''Assassin's Creed III: Liberation'' ~~– {{cite\|25 Apr 2023}}~~</ref>		At some point, Dominguez was employed by Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer, a Templar, to transport goods to and from the city of New Orleans. In early 1765, he began redirecting shipments meant for [[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]], causing the [[Philippe de Grandpré\|de Grandpré]] shipping business to suffer. In response, the de Grandpré family decided to set up an investigation into the matter, with Dominguez and his crew being seen as suspects.<ref name="AC3L">''Assassin's Creed III: Liberation''</ref>

	On the 29th of January, Dominguez was met by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]], who had come to find out more information about the missing shipments. Although charmed by her good looks and noble appearance, he assured her the cargo was sent to the "intended recipient", following which he began pouring her a drink in an effort to woo her. However, by the time Dominguez was ready, Aveline had already left the ship, having stolen paperwork that detailed the goods' location.<ref name="AC3L" />		On the 29th of January, Dominguez was met by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]], who had come to find out more information about the missing shipments. Although charmed by her good looks and noble appearance, he assured her the cargo was sent to the "intended recipient", following which he began pouring her a drink in an effort to woo her. However, by the time Dominguez was ready, Aveline had already left the ship, having stolen paperwork that detailed the goods' location.<ref name="AC3L" />
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	===Working for Aveline===		===Working for Aveline===
	{{Dialogue2\|Aveline\|I have retrieved the man's ship. You may use it now.\|Dominguez\|Oh! Thank you! Thank you!\|Now you are in my protection. You will repay this kindness by working for me.\|Dominguez being recruited by Aveline, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation~~\|{{cite\|25 Apr 2023}}~~}}[[File:Mistress_and_Commander_1.png\|thumb\|250px\|Dominguez and Aveline at the docks]]		{{Dialogue2\|Aveline\|I have retrieved the man's ship. You may use it now.\|Dominguez\|Oh! Thank you! Thank you!\|Now you are in my protection. You will repay this kindness by working for me.\|Dominguez being recruited by Aveline, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}[[File:Mistress_and_Commander_1.png\|thumb\|250px\|Dominguez and Aveline at the docks]]
	Later that year, Dominguez and Aveline met at the docks, with the former captain angrily blaming her for all the misfortune in his life. After some prompting, he revealed that he had loaned a trader money, with the man then becoming rich, but refusing to pay back the sum he still owed Dominguez. Aveline offered to take care of the problem, though she stipulated he would have to make himself useful in return.<ref name="AC3L" />		Later that year, Dominguez and Aveline met at the docks, with the former captain angrily blaming her for all the misfortune in his life. After some prompting, he revealed that he had loaned a trader money, with the man then becoming rich, but refusing to pay back the sum he still owed Dominguez. Aveline offered to take care of the problem, though she stipulated he would have to make himself useful in return.<ref name="AC3L" />

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	{{Quote\|Please, please, have mercy. I'll trouble you no further. I'll give up ale and ragwater. I'll mutton-monger no more. I'll go to church! Please, leave me now to my sad, monkish end.\|Dominguez groveling before Aveline, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Quote\|Please, please, have mercy. I'll trouble you no further. I'll give up ale and ragwater. I'll mutton-monger no more. I'll go to church! Please, leave me now to my sad, monkish end.\|Dominguez groveling before Aveline, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|{{cite\|25 Apr 2023}}}}
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	{{Quote\|He pays for transport to and from New Orleans. That's all I do– transport the things and get paid.\|Dominguez explaining his dealings with de Ferrer, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Quote\|He pays for transport to and from New Orleans. That's all I do– transport the things and get paid.\|Dominguez explaining his dealings with de Ferrer, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|{{cite\|25 Apr 2023}}}}
	At some point, Dominguez was employed by Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer, a Templar, to transport goods to and from the city of New Orleans. In early 1765, he began redirecting shipments meant for [[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]], causing the [[Philippe de Grandpré\|de Grandpré]] shipping business to suffer. In response, the de Grandpré family decided to set up an investigation into the matter, with Dominguez and his crew being seen as suspects.<ref name="AC3L">''Assassin's Creed III: Liberation''</ref>		At some point, Dominguez was employed by Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer, a Templar, to transport goods to and from the city of New Orleans. In early 1765, he began redirecting shipments meant for [[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]], causing the [[Philippe de Grandpré\|de Grandpré]] shipping business to suffer. In response, the de Grandpré family decided to set up an investigation into the matter, with Dominguez and his crew being seen as suspects.<ref name="AC3L">''Assassin's Creed III: Liberation'' – {{cite\|25 Apr 2023}}</ref>

	On the 29th of January, Dominguez was met by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]], who had come to find out more information about the missing shipments. Although charmed by her good looks and noble appearance, he assured her the cargo was sent to the "intended recipient", following which he began pouring her a drink in an effort to woo her. However, by the time Dominguez was ready, Aveline had already left the ship, having stolen paperwork that detailed the goods' location.<ref name="AC3L" />		On the 29th of January, Dominguez was met by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]], who had come to find out more information about the missing shipments. Although charmed by her good looks and noble appearance, he assured her the cargo was sent to the "intended recipient", following which he began pouring her a drink in an effort to woo her. However, by the time Dominguez was ready, Aveline had already left the ship, having stolen paperwork that detailed the goods' location.<ref name="AC3L" />
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	===Working for Aveline===		===Working for Aveline===
	{{Dialogue2\|Aveline\|I have retrieved the man's ship. You may use it now.\|Dominguez\|Oh! Thank you! Thank you!\|Now you are in my protection. You will repay this kindness by working for me.\|Dominguez being recruited by Aveline, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}[[File:Mistress_and_Commander_1.png\|thumb\|250px\|Dominguez and Aveline at the docks]]		{{Dialogue2\|Aveline\|I have retrieved the man's ship. You may use it now.\|Dominguez\|Oh! Thank you! Thank you!\|Now you are in my protection. You will repay this kindness by working for me.\|Dominguez being recruited by Aveline, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|{{cite\|25 Apr 2023}}}}[[File:Mistress_and_Commander_1.png\|thumb\|250px\|Dominguez and Aveline at the docks]]
	Later that year, Dominguez and Aveline met at the docks, with the former captain angrily blaming her for all the misfortune in his life. After some prompting, he revealed that he had loaned a trader money, with the man then becoming rich, but refusing to pay back the sum he still owed Dominguez. Aveline offered to take care of the problem, though she stipulated he would have to make himself useful in return.<ref name="AC3L" />		Later that year, Dominguez and Aveline met at the docks, with the former captain angrily blaming her for all the misfortune in his life. After some prompting, he revealed that he had loaned a trader money, with the man then becoming rich, but refusing to pay back the sum he still owed Dominguez. Aveline offered to take care of the problem, though she stipulated he would have to make himself useful in return.<ref name="AC3L" />

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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' {{1st}}
	*''[[Assassin's ~~Creed: Initiates\|Assassin’s~~ Creed: Initiates]]'' ~~<small>(mentioned in Database entry only)</small>~~		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' {{Mdat}}

	==References==		==References==

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates\|Assassin’s Creed: Initiates]]'' <small>(mentioned in Database entry only)</small>

	==References==		==References==

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	==~~Appearance~~==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''

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	\|species = [[Human]]		\|species = [[Human]]
	\|database = [[Database: Carlos Dominguez\|Carlos Dominguez]]		\|database = [[Database: Carlos Dominguez\|Carlos Dominguez]]
	\|affiliates = [[Templars]] ~~<small>(~~c. 1765 – 1768~~)</small>~~<br />[[Assassins]] ~~<small>(~~1768 – death~~)</small>~~		\|affiliates = [[Templars]] {{c\|c. 1765 – 1768}}<br />[[Assassins]] {{c\|1768 – death}}
	\|voice = [[Marcel Jeannin]]}}		\|voice = [[Marcel Jeannin]]}}
	'''Carlos Dominguez''' (1730s – 1803) was a [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[Ships\|ship]] [[Captain\|captain]], who was active in [[New Orleans]] during the late 18th century.		'''Carlos Dominguez''' (1730s – 1803) was a [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[Ships\|ship]] [[Captain\|captain]], who was active in [[New Orleans]] during the late 18th century.
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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Early life===		===Early life===
	Born in Spain in the 1730s, Dominguez grew up in a family of modest means. Becoming a sailor at the first opportunity, he worked hard and soon came to captain his own ship. However, Dominguez's opportunism led him to accept work from anybody willing to pay, with most of the earnings being spent on frequenting [[taverns]].		Born in Spain in the 1730s, Dominguez grew up in a family of modest means. Becoming a sailor at the first opportunity, he worked hard and soon came to captain his own ship. However, Dominguez's opportunism led him to accept work from anybody willing to pay, with most of the earnings being spent on frequenting [[taverns]].<ref name="AC3L Database">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – [[Database: Carlos Dominguez]]</ref>

	===Serving the Templars===		===Serving the Templars===
	{{Quote\|He pays for transport to and from New Orleans. That's all I do– transport the things and get paid.\|Dominguez explaining his dealings with de Ferrer, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}At some point, Dominguez was employed by Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer, a Templar, to transport goods to and from the city of New Orleans. In early 1765, he began redirecting shipments meant for [[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]], causing the [[Philippe de Grandpré\|de Grandpré]] shipping business to suffer. In response, the de Grandpré family decided to set up an investigation into the matter, with Dominguez and his crew being seen as suspects.		{{Quote\|He pays for transport to and from New Orleans. That's all I do– transport the things and get paid.\|Dominguez explaining his dealings with de Ferrer, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}
			At some point, Dominguez was employed by Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer, a Templar, to transport goods to and from the city of New Orleans. In early 1765, he began redirecting shipments meant for [[Gilbert-Antoine de Saint Maxent]], causing the [[Philippe de Grandpré\|de Grandpré]] shipping business to suffer. In response, the de Grandpré family decided to set up an investigation into the matter, with Dominguez and his crew being seen as suspects.<ref name="AC3L">''Assassin's Creed III: Liberation''</ref>

	On the 29th of January, Dominguez was met by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]], who had come to find out more information about the missing shipments. Although charmed by her good looks and noble appearance, he assured her the cargo was sent to the "intended recipient", following which he began pouring her a drink in an effort to woo her. However, by the time Dominguez was ready, Aveline had already left the ship, having stolen paperwork that detailed the goods' location.		On the 29th of January, Dominguez was met by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]], who had come to find out more information about the missing shipments. Although charmed by her good looks and noble appearance, he assured her the cargo was sent to the "intended recipient", following which he began pouring her a drink in an effort to woo her. However, by the time Dominguez was ready, Aveline had already left the ship, having stolen paperwork that detailed the goods' location.<ref name="AC3L" />

	Despite this minor setback, Dominguez continued the job he had been given by de Ferrer. In 1768, he was tracked down by Aveline, who had discovered his connection to the Templar and desired to uncover his plans for New Orleans. However, de Ferrer's secrecy and Dominguez's drunken state prevented her from finding out much new information, following which she swiftly departed, leaving the inebriated captain by himself.		Despite this minor setback, Dominguez continued the job he had been given by de Ferrer. In 1768, he was tracked down by Aveline, who had discovered his connection to the Templar and desired to uncover his plans for New Orleans. However, de Ferrer's secrecy and Dominguez's drunken state prevented her from finding out much new information, following which she swiftly departed, leaving the inebriated captain by himself.<ref name="AC3L" />

	[[File:Getting Ulloa's Attention 3.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Dominguez recognizing Aveline]]		[[File:Getting Ulloa's Attention 3.png\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Dominguez recognizing Aveline]]
	The two would meet again that same year, when Aveline boarded Dominguez's ship and intended to destroy it, hoping that it would lure governor [[Antonio de Ulloa]] out of [[La Balize]]. The captain attempted to sneak up on the Assassin while she was preparing the [[Bombs\|explosives]], but grew frightened upon recognizing her, sending his [[guards]] after her instead.		The two would meet again that same year, when Aveline boarded Dominguez's ship and intended to destroy it, hoping that it would lure governor [[Antonio de Ulloa]] out of [[La Balize]]. The captain attempted to sneak up on the Assassin while she was preparing the [[Bombs\|explosives]], but grew frightened upon recognizing her, sending his [[guards]] after her instead.<ref name="AC3L" />

	After witnessing Aveline defeat his soldiers, Dominguez immediately pleaded for mercy, claiming he would change his ways. She harshly reprimanded him, but chose to leave him to his own devices; both would subsequently make it off the ship before it was destroyed by Aveline's explosives. With his vessel ruined, Dominguez's position as servant to the Templar Order came to an end.		After witnessing Aveline defeat his soldiers, Dominguez immediately pleaded for mercy, claiming he would change his ways. She harshly reprimanded him, but chose to leave him to his own devices; both would subsequently make it off the ship before it was destroyed by Aveline's explosives. With his vessel ruined, Dominguez's position as servant to the Templar Order came to an end.<ref name="AC3L" />

	===Working for Aveline===		===Working for Aveline===
	{{Dialogue2\|Aveline\|I have retrieved the man's ship. You may use it now.\|Dominguez\|Oh! Thank you! Thank you!\|Now you are in my protection. You will repay this kindness by working for me.\|Dominguez being recruited by Aveline, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}[[File:Mistress_and_Commander_1.png\|thumb\|250px\|Dominguez and Aveline at the docks]]		{{Dialogue2\|Aveline\|I have retrieved the man's ship. You may use it now.\|Dominguez\|Oh! Thank you! Thank you!\|Now you are in my protection. You will repay this kindness by working for me.\|Dominguez being recruited by Aveline, 1768.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}[[File:Mistress_and_Commander_1.png\|thumb\|250px\|Dominguez and Aveline at the docks]]
	Later that year, Dominguez and Aveline met at the docks, with the former captain angrily blaming her for all the misfortune in his life. After some prompting, he revealed that he had loaned a trader money, with the man then becoming rich, but refusing to pay back the sum he still owed Dominguez. Aveline offered to take care of the problem, though she stipulated he would have to make himself useful in return.		Later that year, Dominguez and Aveline met at the docks, with the former captain angrily blaming her for all the misfortune in his life. After some prompting, he revealed that he had loaned a trader money, with the man then becoming rich, but refusing to pay back the sum he still owed Dominguez. Aveline offered to take care of the problem, though she stipulated he would have to make himself useful in return.<ref name="AC3L" />

	Becoming the owner of a new ship with Aveline's help, Dominguez subsequently began working for the Assassin, reforming under her supervision. He eventually began telling tales of Aveline's [[Freerunning\|climbing]] skills, leading her to be challenged to a race a few years later. Dominguez would remain productive until 1803, when he was reported missing at sea.		Becoming the owner of a new ship with Aveline's help, Dominguez subsequently began working for the Assassin, reforming under her supervision. He eventually began telling tales of Aveline's [[Freerunning\|climbing]] skills, leading her to be challenged to a race a few years later.<ref name="AC3L" /> Dominguez would remain productive until 1803, when he was reported missing at sea.<ref name="AC3L Database" />

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
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	*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''		{{Reflist}}

	{{AC3L}}		{{AC3L}}
	{{MPChars}}		{{MPChars}}

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	\|affiliates = [[Templars]] <small>(c. 1765 – 1768)</small><br />[[Assassins]] <small>(1768 – death)</small>		\|affiliates = [[Templars]] <small>(c. 1765 – 1768)</small><br />[[Assassins]] <small>(1768 – death)</small>
	\|voice = [[Marcel Jeannin]]}}		\|voice = [[Marcel Jeannin]]}}
	'''Carlos Dominguez''' (1730s – 1803) was a [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[Ships\|ship]] captain, who was active in [[New Orleans]] during the late 18th century.		'''Carlos Dominguez''' (1730s – 1803) was a [[Spain\|Spanish]] [[Ships\|ship]] [[Captain\|captain]], who was active in [[New Orleans]] during the late 18th century.

	Hired by the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer]], Dominguez transported goods in and out of the city, earning him a small fortune from his employers. He was often drunk as a result of spending the money earned on alcohol.		Hired by the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer]], Dominguez transported goods in and out of the city, earning him a small fortune from his employers. He was often drunk as a result of spending the money earned on alcohol.

	In 2012, his [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]] were used as an Animi Avatar by the [[Abstergo Entertainment\|entertainment branch]] of the Templar company [[Abstergo Industries]], as part of their [[Abstergo Industries Geosimulation Workspace\|geosimulation workspace]] on the portable version of the [[Animus]] console, under the title of the [[Captain (Liberation Animi Avatar)\|Captain]].		In 2012, his [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]] were used as an [[Animi Avatars (fourth stage)\|Animi Avatar]] by the [[Abstergo Entertainment\|entertainment branch]] of the Templar company [[Abstergo Industries]], as part of their [[Abstergo Industries Geosimulation Workspace\|geosimulation workspace]] on the portable version of the [[Animus]] console, under the title of the [[Captain (Liberation Animi Avatar)\|Captain]].

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	*Carlos is a Spanish variant of the name Charles, itself derived from a {{Wiki\|Common Germanic}} noun meaning "free man". Dominguez is a patronymic form of the male given name Domingo, the origin of which is either the Latin ''Dominicus'', "belonging to the Lord", ''dominus'', "lord, master", or ''dies dominica'', "day of the Lord".		*Carlos is a Spanish variant of the name Charles, itself derived from a {{Wiki\|Common Germanic}} noun meaning "free man". Dominguez is a patronymic form of the male given name Domingo, the origin of which is either the Latin ''Dominicus'', "belonging to the Lord", ''dominus'', "lord, master", or ''dies dominica'', "day of the Lord".
	*During the "[[At the Pub]]" memory, Dominguez can be heard singing a few lines from "{{Wiki\|Spanish Ladies}}", though he substitutes "fair Spanish ladies" with "best Paris ladies", possibly due to inebriation. Said song also appears in ''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' as a [[Sea shanties\|sea shanty]].		*During the "[[At the Pub]]" memory, Dominguez can be heard singing a few lines from "{{Wiki\|Spanish Ladies}}", though he substitutes "fair Spanish ladies" with "best [[Paris]] ladies", possibly due to inebriation. Said song also appears in ''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' as a [[Sea shanties\|sea shanty]].
	*Like other individuals appearing in Abstergo Entertainment's ''[[Liberation]]'' product, Dominguez's database entry was edited to omit any reference to the Templars, and also covered up his less exemplary qualities.		*Like other individuals appearing in Abstergo Entertainment's ''[[Liberation]]'' product, Dominguez's [[Database\|database]] entry was edited to omit any reference to the Templars, and also covered up his less exemplary qualities.
	*In the internal files of ''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'', he is named "Diego Domingues".		*In the internal files of ''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'', he is named "Diego Domingues".

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	Liberation - Captain.png\|Concept art of Dominguez		Liberation - Captain.png\|Concept art of Dominguez
	Carlos Database.png\|Dominguez's appearance in the Vita iteration		Carlos Database.png\|Dominguez's appearance in the Vita iteration
	ACinitiates - Drunk Dominguez.jpg\|''Initiates'' art of a drunk Dominguez		ACinitiates - Drunk Dominguez.jpg\|''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates\|Initiates]]'' art of a drunk Dominguez
	Taking Care of Business 4.png\|Dominguez meeting Aveline		Taking Care of Business 4.png\|Dominguez meeting Aveline
	Taking Care of Business 7.png\|Dominguez introducing himself to Aveline		Taking Care of Business 7.png\|Dominguez introducing himself to Aveline