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	Born an English noblewoman during the twelfth century, Maria Thorpe was a strong and rebellious woman who did not adhere to the social norms of her time.		Born an [[England\|English]] noblewoman during the twelfth century, [[Maria Thorpe]] was a strong and rebellious woman who did not adhere to the social norms of her time.

	Disgraced after an annulled marriage, she disguised herself as a man to join the Third Crusade, seeking glory. In the Holy Land, she distinguished herself and caught the attention of Templar Grand Master Robert de Sablé, who made her his personal steward.		Disgraced after an [[Peter Hallaton\|annulled marriage]], she disguised herself as a man to join the [[Third Crusade]], seeking glory. In the [[Kingdom\|Holy Land]], she distinguished herself and caught the attention of [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]] [[Robert de Sablé]], who made her his personal steward.

	Altaïr met Maria when she acted as Robert's decoy in Jerusalem. After Robert's death at Altaïr's hand, Maria's position within the Templars destabilized and she grew disillusioned with their philosophy. She then established an uneasy alliance with Altaïr to help him bring down the new Grand Master, Armand Bouchart, and seek the Templar Archive of Precursor information and artifacts.		[[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad\|Altaïr]] met Maria when she acted as Robert's [[Assassination (Robert de Sablé)\|decoy]] in [[Jerusalem]]. After Robert's [[Assassination II (Robert de Sablé)\|death]] at Altaïr's hand, Maria's position within the Templars destabilized and she grew disillusioned with [[New World Order\|their philosophy]]. She then [[Assault (Maria Thorpe)\|established]] an uneasy alliance with Altaïr to help him bring down the new Grand Master, [[Armand Bouchart]], and seek the [[Templar Archive]] of [[Isu\|Precursor]] information and [[Piece of Eden\|artifacts]].

	Maria ultimately chose to leave the Templar Order. After their adventures together, Maria and Altaïr grew romantically involved; they married, and he admitted her into the Brotherhood, a move that shocked more conservative Assassins.		Maria ultimately chose to leave the Templar Order. After their adventures together, Maria and Altaïr grew romantically involved; they married, and he admitted her into the [[Levantine Brotherhood of Assassins\|Brotherhood]], a move that shocked more conservative [[Assassins]].

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''Bold Crusader''

Born an English noblewoman during the twelfth century, Maria Thorpe was a strong and rebellious woman who did not adhere to the social norms of her time.

Disgraced after an annulled marriage, she disguised herself as a man to join the Third Crusade, seeking glory. In the Holy Land, she distinguished herself and caught the attention of Templar Grand Master Robert de Sablé, who made her his personal steward.

Altaïr met Maria when she acted as Robert's decoy in Jerusalem. After Robert's death at Altaïr's hand, Maria's position within the Templars destabilized and she grew disillusioned with their philosophy. She then established an uneasy alliance with Altaïr to help him bring down the new Grand Master, Armand Bouchart, and seek the Templar Archive of Precursor information and artifacts.

Maria ultimately chose to leave the Templar Order. After their adventures together, Maria and Altaïr grew romantically involved; they married, and he admitted her into the Brotherhood, a move that shocked more conservative Assassins.

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