Emmett Scott - Revision history

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	While Caroline despised the arrogant and self-important Matthew, and was hesitant to lead the life that was intended for her by virtue of her social status, she reluctantly prepared to do her duty to her father. However, all of Emmett's plans for his daughter were shattered in 1711, when Caroline met Edward Kenway and became infatuated with the young man after he prevented her maid [[Rose]] from being raped outside the [[Auld Shillelagh]] [[tavern]].<ref name="BF novel" />		While Caroline despised the arrogant and self-important Matthew, and was hesitant to lead the life that was intended for her by virtue of her social status, she reluctantly prepared to do her duty to her father. However, all of Emmett's plans for his daughter were shattered in 1711, when Caroline met Edward Kenway and became infatuated with the young man after he prevented her maid [[Rose]] from being raped outside the [[Auld Shillelagh]] [[tavern]].<ref name="BF novel" />

	After seeing each other secretly for months, Edward proposed to Caroline, who accepted, destroying her father's plan of a prestigious alliance with the Hagues. While Scott was enraged by his daughter's misalliance with a sheep farmer, he nevertheless came to their wedding with [[Elizabeth Scott\|his wife]], but disowned his daughter for her choice after the ceremony.<ref name="BF novel" />		After seeing each other secretly for months, Edward proposed to Caroline, who accepted, destroying her father's plan of a prestigious alliance with the Hagues. While Scott was enraged by his daughter's misalliance with a sheep farmer, he nevertheless came to their wedding with [[Elizabeth Scott\|his wife]], but disowned his daughter for her choice after the ceremony, since he considered it undignified for his daughter to marry a common man.<ref name="BF novel" />

	===Pact with Kenway===		===Pact with Kenway===

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	Deprived of the Scotts' wealth, Caroline and Edward settled in the farm of Edward's parents, [[Bernard Kenway\|Bernard]] and [[Linette Kenway\|Linette]], who quickly became fond of Edward's young wife, who tried her best in order to acclimate to her new life. However, dissatisfied with his life as a farmer and his inability to offer a privileged life to his wife, Edward failed to meet his marital obligations and assiduously frequented the taverns of the area.<ref name="BF novel" />		Deprived of the Scotts' wealth, Caroline and Edward settled in the farm of Edward's parents, [[Bernard Kenway\|Bernard]] and [[Linette Kenway\|Linette]], who quickly became fond of Edward's young wife, who tried her best in order to acclimate to her new life. However, dissatisfied with his life as a farmer and his inability to offer a privileged life to his wife, Edward failed to meet his marital obligations and assiduously frequented the taverns of the area.<ref name="BF novel" />

	During one of those nights of drinking, in late 1712, Scott approached an inebriated Edward and offered him a deal, sending Caroline back to him by leaving her in exchange for a large sum of money. Scott tried to convince him to accept his offer, but Edward fainted before giving an answer and his father-in-law took him to the ~~Edward~~ farmstead, where he took the opportunity to show his distraught daughter what a bad husband Edward was.<ref name="BF novel" />		During one of those nights of drinking, in late 1712, Scott approached an inebriated Edward and offered him a deal, sending Caroline back to him by leaving her in exchange for a large sum of money. Scott tried to convince him to accept his offer, but Edward fainted before giving an answer and his father-in-law took him to the Kenway farmstead, where he took the opportunity to show his distraught daughter what a bad husband Edward was.<ref name="BF novel" />

	The next day, Scott received ~~the~~ visit from Edward, who refused his offer and proposed ~~him~~ another deal. In accordance with his own plans, Edward was going to try to make his fortune as a privateer in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] and promised not to return to England until he became rich. To Scott, who wanted the marriage to end, Edward pointed out that the odds were great he would die at sea, making Caroline a widow able to marry again, and that Scott could also take advantage of his absence by trying to turn Caroline against her husband. Scott agreed to Edward's offer, and Edward announced his departure to Caroline, who left the farm and came back to her father's house in Bristol, angry with ~~Edward~~'s decision.<ref name="BF novel" />		The next day, Scott received a visit from Edward, who refused his offer and proposed another deal. In accordance with his own plans, Edward was going to try to make his fortune as a privateer in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] and promised not to return to England until he became rich. To Scott, who wanted the marriage to end, Edward pointed out that the odds were great he would die at sea, making Caroline a widow able to marry again, and that Scott could also take advantage of his absence by trying to turn Caroline against her husband. Scott agreed to Edward's offer, and Edward announced his departure to Caroline, who left the farm and came back to her father's house in Bristol, angry with her husband's decision.<ref name="BF novel" />

	The night Edward embarked on his [[Emperor\|assigned ship]], ~~Emmett~~ Scott sent [[Wilson]] and some members of the Trade Organization, including Edward's nemesis [[Tom Cobleigh]] and his associate [[Julian]], to set fire to the Kenways' farm while Bernard and Linette were sleeping inside, in order to prevent Caroline from returning to them during Edward's absence. With Edward's departure being delayed, he returned in time to warn his parents and tracked the arsonists, but was knocked out and put on his departing ship by a hooded Wilson, who assured him that no more harm would come to his parents if he respected his pact with Scott.<ref name="BF novel" />		The night Edward embarked on his [[Emperor\|assigned ship]], Scott sent [[Wilson]] and some members of the Trade Organization, including Edward's nemesis [[Tom Cobleigh]] and his associate [[Julian]], to set fire to the Kenways' farm while Bernard and Linette were sleeping inside, in order to prevent Caroline from returning to them during Edward's absence. With Edward's departure being delayed, he returned in time to warn his parents and tracked the arsonists, but was knocked out and put on his departing ship by a hooded Wilson, who assured him that no more harm would come to his parents if he respected his pact with Scott.<ref name="BF novel" />

	===Return of an Assassin===		===Return of an Assassin===
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	Informed of Edward's return and fearing for their lives, the Templars went into hiding but were betrayed by Rose, the maid Edward had saved from rape a decade ago, who told the Assassin that Scott and his co-conspirators were hiding in Emmett's warehouse. Escaping the [[soldier]]s called to the city as reinforcements by the Templars, Edward went to the warehouse during the night and witnessed Rose bringing new clothes to her master.<ref name="BF novel" />		Informed of Edward's return and fearing for their lives, the Templars went into hiding but were betrayed by Rose, the maid Edward had saved from rape a decade ago, who told the Assassin that Scott and his co-conspirators were hiding in Emmett's warehouse. Escaping the [[soldier]]s called to the city as reinforcements by the Templars, Edward went to the warehouse during the night and witnessed Rose bringing new clothes to her master.<ref name="BF novel" />

	As Edward was planning Scott and Wilson's assassinations, he heard Rose scream and rushed into the warehouse, where he found the two Templars using Rose as an hostage, threatening to hang her if Edward did not surrender. However, after Emmett defended the negligence which had led to Caroline's death, Edward [[Throwing knife\|threw a knife]] at Wilson and shot Emmett in the head. Later, Edward tried to kill ~~Aubrey and~~ Matthew as well, but was prevented from doing so by Lord [[Robert Walpole]], who negotiated a truce between the Assassin and ~~Aubrey~~.<ref name="BF novel" />		As Edward was planning Scott and Wilson's assassinations, he heard Rose scream and rushed into the warehouse, where he found the two Templars using Rose as an hostage, threatening to hang her if Edward did not surrender. However, after Emmett defended the negligence which had led to Caroline's death, Edward [[Throwing knife\|threw a knife]] at Wilson and shot Emmett in the head. Later, Edward tried to kill Matthew Hague as well, but was prevented from doing so by Lord [[Robert Walpole]], who negotiated a truce between the Assassin and the Hagues.<ref name="BF novel" />

	===Legacy===		===Legacy===

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			{{Quote\|A despicable display! This tosspot is a ruined man, Caroline. Unfit for life on land, much less at sea. If he goes to the West Indies, it's you who'll suffer.\|Emmett Scott to his daughter, regarding Edward Kenway, 1712.\|Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag}}
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	'''Emmett Scott''' (died 1723) was a [[tea]] [[merchant]] in [[Bristol]], the father to [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], and a member of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. Through his daughter's marriage, he was the father-in-law of the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Kenway]] and grandfather of [[Jennifer Scott]].		'''Emmett Scott''' (died 1723) was a [[tea]] [[merchant]] in [[Bristol]], the father of [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], and a member of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. Through his daughter's marriage, he was the father-in-law of the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Kenway]] and grandfather of [[Jennifer Scott]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Caroline's wedding===		===Caroline's wedding===
	A wealthy tea merchant of Hawkins Lane in Bristol, Emmett Scott was an ambitious man who founded the Trade Organization alongside fellow Templar [[Aubrey Hague]], intending to put the Bristolian commerce under their control by forming an association of merchants protected by their Order. The two families were close, and Emmett, wanting to add the power of Hague's family to his own wealth, promised his beautiful daughter, Caroline, to Hague's son, [[Matthew Hague\|Matthew]]. While Caroline despised the arrogant and self-important Matthew, and was hesitant to lead the life that was intended for her by virtue of her social status, she reluctantly prepared to do her duty to her father.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]'' – {{Cite\|14 Oct 2022. Chapters}}</ref>		A wealthy tea merchant of Hawkins Lane in Bristol, Emmett Scott was an ambitious man who founded the Trade Organization alongside fellow Templar [[Aubrey Hague]], intending to put the Bristolian commerce under their control by forming an association of merchants protected by their Order. The two families were close, and Emmett, wanting to add the power of Hague's family to his own wealth, promised his beautiful daughter, Caroline, to Hague's son, [[Matthew Hague\|Matthew]].<ref name="BF novel">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]'' – {{Cite\|14 Oct 2022. Chapters}}</ref>

	~~In 1711~~, all of Emmett's plans for his daughter were shattered when Caroline met Edward Kenway and became infatuated with the young man after he prevented her maid [[Rose]] from being raped outside the [[Auld Shillelagh]] [[tavern]]. After seeing each other secretly for months, ~~Kenway~~ proposed to Caroline, who accepted, destroying her father's plan of a prestigious alliance with the Hagues. While Scott was enraged by his daughter misalliance with a sheep farmer, he nevertheless came to their wedding with [[Elizabeth Scott\|his wife]], but disowned his daughter for her choice after the ceremony.		While Caroline despised the arrogant and self-important Matthew, and was hesitant to lead the life that was intended for her by virtue of her social status, she reluctantly prepared to do her duty to her father. However, all of Emmett's plans for his daughter were shattered in 1711, when Caroline met Edward Kenway and became infatuated with the young man after he prevented her maid [[Rose]] from being raped outside the [[Auld Shillelagh]] [[tavern]].<ref name="BF novel" />

			After seeing each other secretly for months, Edward proposed to Caroline, who accepted, destroying her father's plan of a prestigious alliance with the Hagues. While Scott was enraged by his daughter's misalliance with a sheep farmer, he nevertheless came to their wedding with [[Elizabeth Scott\|his wife]], but disowned his daughter for her choice after the ceremony.<ref name="BF novel" />

	===Pact with Kenway===		===Pact with Kenway===
	Deprived of the Scotts' wealth, Caroline and Edward settled in the farm of Edward's parents, [[Bernard Kenway\|Bernard]] and [[Linette Kenway\|Linette]], who quickly became fond of Edward's young wife, who tried her best in order to acclimate to her new life. However, dissatisfied with his life as a farmer and his inability to offer a privileged life to his wife, Edward failed to meet his marital obligations and assiduously frequented the taverns of the area. During one of those nights of drinking, in late 1712, Scott approached an inebriated Kenway and offered him a deal, sending Caroline back to him by leaving her in exchange for a large sum of money. Scott tried to convince him to accept his offer, but Kenway fainted before giving an answer and his father-in-law took him to the Kenway farmstead, where he took the opportunity to show his distraught daughter what a bad husband Edward was.		Deprived of the Scotts' wealth, Caroline and Edward settled in the farm of Edward's parents, [[Bernard Kenway\|Bernard]] and [[Linette Kenway\|Linette]], who quickly became fond of Edward's young wife, who tried her best in order to acclimate to her new life. However, dissatisfied with his life as a farmer and his inability to offer a privileged life to his wife, Edward failed to meet his marital obligations and assiduously frequented the taverns of the area.<ref name="BF novel" />

	~~The next day~~, Scott ~~received the visit from~~ Edward~~, who refused his offer~~ and ~~proposed~~ him ~~another~~ deal~~. In accordance with his own plans~~, ~~Kenway was going~~ to ~~try to make his fortune as~~ a ~~privateer in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] and promised not to return to England until he became rich~~. To Scott~~, who wanted the marriage~~ to ~~end, Edward pointed out that the odds were great he would die at sea, making Caroline a widow able~~ to ~~marry again, and that Scott could also take advantage of~~ his ~~absence by trying to turn Caroline against her husband. Scott agreed to Edward's~~ offer, and ~~Kenway announced~~ his ~~departure~~ to ~~Caroline~~, ~~who left~~ the ~~farm and came back~~ to ~~her father's house in Bristol, angry with~~ Edward~~'s decision~~.		During one of those nights of drinking, in late 1712, Scott approached an inebriated Edward and offered him a deal, sending Caroline back to him by leaving her in exchange for a large sum of money. Scott tried to convince him to accept his offer, but Edward fainted before giving an answer and his father-in-law took him to the Edward farmstead, where he took the opportunity to show his distraught daughter what a bad husband Edward was.<ref name="BF novel" />

	The night ~~Kenway~~ embarked on his [[Emperor\|assigned ship]], Emmett Scott sent [[Wilson]] and some members of the Trade Organization, including Edward's nemesis [[Tom Cobleigh]] and his associate [[Julian]], to set fire to the Kenways' farm while Bernard and Linette were sleeping inside, in order to prevent Caroline from returning to them during Edward's absence. With Edward's departure being delayed, he returned in time to warn his parents and tracked the arsonists, but was knocked out and put on his departing ship by a hooded Wilson, who assured him that no more harm would come to his parents if he respected his pact with Scott.		The next day, Scott received the visit from Edward, who refused his offer and proposed him another deal. In accordance with his own plans, Edward was going to try to make his fortune as a privateer in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] and promised not to return to England until he became rich. To Scott, who wanted the marriage to end, Edward pointed out that the odds were great he would die at sea, making Caroline a widow able to marry again, and that Scott could also take advantage of his absence by trying to turn Caroline against her husband. Scott agreed to Edward's offer, and Edward announced his departure to Caroline, who left the farm and came back to her father's house in Bristol, angry with Edward's decision.<ref name="BF novel" />

			The night Edward embarked on his [[Emperor\|assigned ship]], Emmett Scott sent [[Wilson]] and some members of the Trade Organization, including Edward's nemesis [[Tom Cobleigh]] and his associate [[Julian]], to set fire to the Kenways' farm while Bernard and Linette were sleeping inside, in order to prevent Caroline from returning to them during Edward's absence. With Edward's departure being delayed, he returned in time to warn his parents and tracked the arsonists, but was knocked out and put on his departing ship by a hooded Wilson, who assured him that no more harm would come to his parents if he respected his pact with Scott.<ref name="BF novel" />

	===Return of an Assassin===		===Return of an Assassin===
	After Edward's departure, Caroline discovered her pregnancy and later gave birth to a daughter, Jennifer, who was raised with the privileged status that only Emmett could provide her. In 1720, Emmett contracted {{Wiki\|Smallpox\|smallpox}}, and inadvertently transferred the disease to his wife and ~~Caroline~~. Emmett arrogantly decided that the family did not need medicine; while he and his wife survived, Caroline did not recover and ~~which resulted~~ in ~~her death~~. When Linette Kenway heard about Caroline's passing, she tried to attend the funeral, but the Scotts forbade her from entering the cemetery.		After Edward's departure, Caroline discovered her pregnancy and later gave birth to a daughter, Jennifer, who was raised with the privileged status that only Emmett could provide her. In 1720, Emmett contracted {{Wiki\|Smallpox\|smallpox}}, and inadvertently transferred the disease to his wife and daughter. Emmett arrogantly decided that the family did not need medicine; while he and his wife survived, Caroline did not recover and passed away in 1720. When Linette Kenway heard about Caroline's passing, she tried to attend the funeral, but the Scotts forbade her from entering the cemetery.<ref name="BF novel" />

			In 1722, Jennifer wrote a letter to her father, informing him about the death of Caroline and her own existence, and with the help of her grandmother but against the wishes of Emmett, she traveled to the West Indies to meet him. Months later, Jennifer and her father, who had since joined the [[Assassins]], returned to Bristol, where Edward intended to settle the scores with those who had ordered the burning of his parents' farm years before.<ref name="BF novel" />

	~~In 1722, Jennifer wrote a letter to her father informing him about the death~~ of Caroline, and about her own existence, and with the help of her grandmother but against the wishes of Emmett, she traveled to the West Indies in order to meet him. Some months later, Jennifer and her father, who had joined the [[Assassins]], returned back to Bristol, where Edward ~~intended to settle the scores with those who had ordered the burning of his parents' farm years before. Informed of Kenway~~'s return and fearing for their lives, the Templars went into hiding but were betrayed by Rose, the maid ~~Kenway~~ saved from rape a decade ago, who told the Assassin that Scott and his conspirators were hiding in Emmett's warehouse.		Informed of Edward's return and fearing for their lives, the Templars went into hiding but were betrayed by Rose, the maid Edward had saved from rape a decade ago, who told the Assassin that Scott and his co-conspirators were hiding in Emmett's warehouse. Escaping the [[soldier]]s called to the city as reinforcements by the Templars, Edward went to the warehouse during the night and witnessed Rose bringing new clothes to her master.<ref name="BF novel" />

	~~Escaping the [[soldier]]s called in the city as reinforcements by the Templars, Kenway went to the warehouse during the night and witnessed Rose bringing new clothes to her master.~~ As ~~Kenway~~ was planning ~~the~~ assassinations, he heard Rose scream and rushed into the warehouse, ~~and discovered Emmett and Wilson~~ using Rose as an hostage, threatening to hang her if Edward did not surrender. However, after Emmett defended the negligence which led to Caroline's death, Edward [[Throwing knife\|threw a knife]] at Wilson and shot Emmett in the head. Later, Edward tried to kill Aubrey and Matthew, but was prevented from doing so by Lord [[Robert Walpole]], who negotiated a truce between the Assassin and Aubrey.		As Edward was planning Scott and Wilson's assassinations, he heard Rose scream and rushed into the warehouse, where he found the two Templars using Rose as an hostage, threatening to hang her if Edward did not surrender. However, after Emmett defended the negligence which had led to Caroline's death, Edward [[Throwing knife\|threw a knife]] at Wilson and shot Emmett in the head. Later, Edward tried to kill Aubrey and Matthew as well, but was prevented from doing so by Lord [[Robert Walpole]], who negotiated a truce between the Assassin and Aubrey.<ref name="BF novel" />

	===Legacy===		===Legacy===

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	===Legacy===		===Legacy===
	In 2015, the Templar [[Isabelle Ardant]] included ~~his~~ name on a list of known British Templars. This list was later unveiled by the Assassins [[Rebecca Crane]] and [[Shaun Hastings]] when they infiltrated Ardant's office to plant a bug.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' – [[21st century conversations#Assassin's Creed: Syndicate\|Modern day]]</ref>		In 2015, the Templar [[Isabelle Ardant]] included Scott's name on a list of known British Templars. This list was later unveiled by the Assassins [[Rebecca Crane]] and [[Shaun Hastings]] when they infiltrated Ardant's office to plant a bug.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' – [[21st century conversations#Assassin's Creed: Syndicate\|Modern day]]</ref>

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' {{1st}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' {{1st}} {{Fb}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' {{c\|name only}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' {{c\|name only}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]'' {{Fb}}

	==References==		==References==

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	\| image = ~~Wiki noimage~~.~~jpg~~		\| image = ACFT Emmett Scott.png
	\| death = 1723<br>[[Bristol]], [[United Kingdom\|Kingdom of Great Britain]]		\| death = 1723<br>[[Bristol]], [[United Kingdom\|Kingdom of Great Britain]]
	\| species = [[Human]]		\| species = [[Human]]
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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' {{c\|name only}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' {{c\|name only}}
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Forgotten Temple]]''

	==References==		==References==

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	\| death = 1723<br>[[Bristol]], [[United Kingdom\|Kingdom of Great Britain]]		\| death = 1723<br>[[Bristol]], [[United Kingdom\|Kingdom of Great Britain]]
	\| species = [[Human]]		\| species = [[Human]]
	\| affiliates = [[Templars]]~~<br>~~[[East India Company\|Trade Organization]]		\| affiliates = *[[Templars]]
			**[[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Rite]]
			*[[East India Company\|Trade Organization]]
	}}		}}
	'''Emmett Scott''' (died 1723) was a [[tea]] [[merchant]] in [[Bristol]], the father to [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], and a member of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. Through his daughter's marriage, he was the father-in-law of the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Kenway]] and grandfather of [[Jennifer Scott]].		'''Emmett Scott''' (died 1723) was a [[tea]] [[merchant]] in [[Bristol]], the father to [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], and a member of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. Through his daughter's marriage, he was the father-in-law of the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Kenway]] and grandfather of [[Jennifer Scott]].
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	Escaping the [[soldier]]s called in the city as reinforcements by the Templars, Kenway went to the warehouse during the night and witnessed Rose bringing new clothes to her master. As Kenway was planning the assassinations, he heard Rose scream and rushed into the warehouse, and discovered Emmett and Wilson using Rose as an hostage, threatening to hang her if Edward did not surrender. However, after Emmett defended the negligence which led to Caroline's death, Edward [[Throwing knife\|threw a knife]] at Wilson and shot Emmett in the head. Later, Edward tried to kill Aubrey and Matthew, but was prevented from doing so by Lord [[Robert Walpole]], who negotiated a truce between the Assassin and Aubrey.		Escaping the [[soldier]]s called in the city as reinforcements by the Templars, Kenway went to the warehouse during the night and witnessed Rose bringing new clothes to her master. As Kenway was planning the assassinations, he heard Rose scream and rushed into the warehouse, and discovered Emmett and Wilson using Rose as an hostage, threatening to hang her if Edward did not surrender. However, after Emmett defended the negligence which led to Caroline's death, Edward [[Throwing knife\|threw a knife]] at Wilson and shot Emmett in the head. Later, Edward tried to kill Aubrey and Matthew, but was prevented from doing so by Lord [[Robert Walpole]], who negotiated a truce between the Assassin and Aubrey.

			===Legacy===
			In 2015, the Templar [[Isabelle Ardant]] included his name on a list of known British Templars. This list was later unveiled by the Assassins [[Rebecca Crane]] and [[Shaun Hastings]] when they infiltrated Ardant's office to plant a bug.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' – [[21st century conversations#Assassin's Creed: Syndicate\|Modern day]]</ref>

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*Although his face is never seen in ''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'', Emmett appeared to have the same character model as [[Laureano de Torres y Ayala]], wearing the same attire, right down to the glove on the right hand.		*Although his face is never seen in ''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'', Emmett appeared to have the same character model as [[Laureano de Torres y Ayala]], wearing the same attire, right down to the glove on the right hand.
	*In 2015, his name was on a list of known British Templars used by the Templar [[Isabelle Ardant]].

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' {{1st}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' {{1st}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' {{c\|name only}}

	==References==		==References==

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	In 1722, Jennifer wrote a letter to her father informing him about the death of Caroline, and about her own existence, and with the help of her grandmother but against the wishes of Emmett, she traveled to the West Indies in order to meet him. Some months later, Jennifer and her father, who had joined the [[Assassins]], returned back to Bristol, where Edward intended to settle the scores with those who had ordered the burning of his parents' farm years before. Informed of Kenway's return and fearing for their lives, the Templars went into hiding but were betrayed by Rose, the maid Kenway saved from rape a decade ago, who told the Assassin that Scott and his conspirators were hiding in Emmett's warehouse.		In 1722, Jennifer wrote a letter to her father informing him about the death of Caroline, and about her own existence, and with the help of her grandmother but against the wishes of Emmett, she traveled to the West Indies in order to meet him. Some months later, Jennifer and her father, who had joined the [[Assassins]], returned back to Bristol, where Edward intended to settle the scores with those who had ordered the burning of his parents' farm years before. Informed of Kenway's return and fearing for their lives, the Templars went into hiding but were betrayed by Rose, the maid Kenway saved from rape a decade ago, who told the Assassin that Scott and his conspirators were hiding in Emmett's warehouse.

	Escaping the [[soldier]]s called in the city as reinforcements by the Templars, Kenway went to the warehouse during the night and witnessed Rose bringing new clothes to her master. As Kenway was planning the assassinations, he heard Rose scream and rushed into the warehouse, and discovered Emmett and Wilson using Rose as an hostage, threatening to hang her if Edward did not surrender. However, after Emmett defended the negligence which led to Caroline's death, Edward [[Throwing knife\|threw]] ~~a knife~~ at Wilson and shot Emmett in the head. Later, Edward tried to kill Aubrey and Matthew, but was prevented from doing so by Lord [[Robert Walpole]], who negotiated a truce between the Assassin and Aubrey.		Escaping the [[soldier]]s called in the city as reinforcements by the Templars, Kenway went to the warehouse during the night and witnessed Rose bringing new clothes to her master. As Kenway was planning the assassinations, he heard Rose scream and rushed into the warehouse, and discovered Emmett and Wilson using Rose as an hostage, threatening to hang her if Edward did not surrender. However, after Emmett defended the negligence which led to Caroline's death, Edward [[Throwing knife\|threw a knife]] at Wilson and shot Emmett in the head. Later, Edward tried to kill Aubrey and Matthew, but was prevented from doing so by Lord [[Robert Walpole]], who negotiated a truce between the Assassin and Aubrey.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	'''Emmett Scott''' (died 1723) was a tea [[~~Merchants\|~~merchant]] in [[Bristol]], the father to [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], and a member of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. Through his daughter's marriage, he was the father-in-law of the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Kenway]] and grandfather of [[Jennifer Scott]].		'''Emmett Scott''' (died 1723) was a [[tea]] [[merchant]] in [[Bristol]], the father to [[Caroline Scott-Kenway\|Caroline Scott]], and a member of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. Through his daughter's marriage, he was the father-in-law of the [[Piracy\|pirate]] [[Edward Kenway]] and grandfather of [[Jennifer Scott]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Caroline's wedding===		===Caroline's wedding===
	A wealthy tea merchant of Hawkins Lane in Bristol, Emmett Scott was an ambitious man who founded the Trade ~~Organisation~~ alongside fellow Templar [[Aubrey Hague]], intending to put the Bristolian commerce under their control by forming an association of merchants protected by their Order. The two families were close, and Emmett, wanting to add the power of Hague's family to his own wealth, promised his beautiful daughter, Caroline, to Hague's son, [[Matthew Hague\|Matthew]]. While Caroline despised the arrogant and self-important Matthew, and was hesitant to lead the life that was intended for her by virtue of her social status, she reluctantly prepared to do her duty to her father.		A wealthy tea merchant of Hawkins Lane in Bristol, Emmett Scott was an ambitious man who founded the Trade Organization alongside fellow Templar [[Aubrey Hague]], intending to put the Bristolian commerce under their control by forming an association of merchants protected by their Order. The two families were close, and Emmett, wanting to add the power of Hague's family to his own wealth, promised his beautiful daughter, Caroline, to Hague's son, [[Matthew Hague\|Matthew]]. While Caroline despised the arrogant and self-important Matthew, and was hesitant to lead the life that was intended for her by virtue of her social status, she reluctantly prepared to do her duty to her father.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]'' – {{Cite\|14 Oct 2022. Chapters}}</ref>

	In 1711, all of Emmett's plans for his daughter were shattered when Caroline met Edward Kenway and became infatuated with the young man after he prevented [[Rose~~\|her maid~~]] from being raped outside [[Auld Shillelagh\|a tavern]]. After seeing each other secretly for months, Kenway proposed to Caroline, who accepted, destroying her father's plan of a prestigious alliance with the Hagues. While Scott was enraged by his daughter misalliance with a sheep farmer, he nevertheless came to their wedding with [[Elizabeth Scott\|his wife]], but disowned his daughter for her choice after the ceremony.		In 1711, all of Emmett's plans for his daughter were shattered when Caroline met Edward Kenway and became infatuated with the young man after he prevented her maid [[Rose]] from being raped outside the [[Auld Shillelagh]] [[tavern]]. After seeing each other secretly for months, Kenway proposed to Caroline, who accepted, destroying her father's plan of a prestigious alliance with the Hagues. While Scott was enraged by his daughter misalliance with a sheep farmer, he nevertheless came to their wedding with [[Elizabeth Scott\|his wife]], but disowned his daughter for her choice after the ceremony.

	===Pact with Kenway===		===Pact with Kenway===
	Deprived of the Scotts' wealth, Caroline and Edward settled in the farm of Edward's parents, [[Bernard Kenway\|Bernard]] and [[Linette Kenway\|Linette]], who quickly became fond of Edward's young wife, who tried her best in order to acclimate to her new life. However, dissatisfied with his life as a farmer and his inability to offer a privileged life to his wife, Edward failed to meet his marital obligations and assiduously frequented the [[taverns]] of the area. During one of those nights of drinking, in late 1712, Scott approached an inebriated Kenway and offered him a deal, sending Caroline back to him by leaving her in exchange for a large sum of money. Scott tried to convince him to accept his offer, but Kenway fainted before giving an answer and his father-in-law took him to the Kenway farmstead, where he took the opportunity to show his distraught daughter what a bad husband Edward was.		Deprived of the Scotts' wealth, Caroline and Edward settled in the farm of Edward's parents, [[Bernard Kenway\|Bernard]] and [[Linette Kenway\|Linette]], who quickly became fond of Edward's young wife, who tried her best in order to acclimate to her new life. However, dissatisfied with his life as a farmer and his inability to offer a privileged life to his wife, Edward failed to meet his marital obligations and assiduously frequented the taverns of the area. During one of those nights of drinking, in late 1712, Scott approached an inebriated Kenway and offered him a deal, sending Caroline back to him by leaving her in exchange for a large sum of money. Scott tried to convince him to accept his offer, but Kenway fainted before giving an answer and his father-in-law took him to the Kenway farmstead, where he took the opportunity to show his distraught daughter what a bad husband Edward was.

	The next day, Scott received the visit from Edward, who refused his offer and proposed him another deal. In accordance with his own plans, Kenway was going to try to make his fortune as a privateer in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] and promised not to return to England until he became rich. To Scott, who wanted the marriage to end, Edward pointed out that the odds were great he would die at sea, making Caroline a widow able to marry again, and that Scott could also take advantage of his absence by trying to turn Caroline against her husband. Scott agreed to Edward's offer, and Kenway announced his departure to Caroline, who left the farm and came back to her father's house in Bristol, angry with Edward's decision.		The next day, Scott received the visit from Edward, who refused his offer and proposed him another deal. In accordance with his own plans, Kenway was going to try to make his fortune as a privateer in the [[Caribbean\|West Indies]] and promised not to return to England until he became rich. To Scott, who wanted the marriage to end, Edward pointed out that the odds were great he would die at sea, making Caroline a widow able to marry again, and that Scott could also take advantage of his absence by trying to turn Caroline against her husband. Scott agreed to Edward's offer, and Kenway announced his departure to Caroline, who left the farm and came back to her father's house in Bristol, angry with Edward's decision.
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	In 1722, Jennifer wrote a letter to her father informing him about the death of Caroline, and about her own existence, and with the help of her grandmother but against the wishes of Emmett, she traveled to the West Indies in order to meet him. Some months later, Jennifer and her father, who had joined the [[Assassins]], returned back to Bristol, where Edward intended to settle the scores with those who had ordered the burning of his parents' farm years before. Informed of Kenway's return and fearing for their lives, the Templars went into hiding but were betrayed by Rose, the maid Kenway saved from rape a decade ago, who told the Assassin that Scott and his conspirators were hiding in Emmett's warehouse.		In 1722, Jennifer wrote a letter to her father informing him about the death of Caroline, and about her own existence, and with the help of her grandmother but against the wishes of Emmett, she traveled to the West Indies in order to meet him. Some months later, Jennifer and her father, who had joined the [[Assassins]], returned back to Bristol, where Edward intended to settle the scores with those who had ordered the burning of his parents' farm years before. Informed of Kenway's return and fearing for their lives, the Templars went into hiding but were betrayed by Rose, the maid Kenway saved from rape a decade ago, who told the Assassin that Scott and his conspirators were hiding in Emmett's warehouse.

	Escaping the [[~~Guards\|soldiers~~]] called in the city as reinforcements by the Templars, Kenway went to the warehouse during the night and witnessed Rose bringing new clothes to her master. As Kenway was planning the assassinations, he heard Rose scream and rushed into the warehouse, and discovered Emmett and Wilson using Rose as an hostage, threatening to hang her if Edward did not surrender. However, after Emmett defended the negligence which led to Caroline's death, Edward ~~threw a~~ [[Throwing ~~knives~~\|~~knife~~]] at Wilson and shot Emmett in the head. Later, Edward tried to kill Aubrey and Matthew, but was prevented from doing so by Lord [[Robert Walpole]], who negotiated a truce between the Assassin and Aubrey.		Escaping the [[soldier]]s called in the city as reinforcements by the Templars, Kenway went to the warehouse during the night and witnessed Rose bringing new clothes to her master. As Kenway was planning the assassinations, he heard Rose scream and rushed into the warehouse, and discovered Emmett and Wilson using Rose as an hostage, threatening to hang her if Edward did not surrender. However, after Emmett defended the negligence which led to Caroline's death, Edward [[Throwing knife\|threw]] a knife at Wilson and shot Emmett in the head. Later, Edward tried to kill Aubrey and Matthew, but was prevented from doing so by Lord [[Robert Walpole]], who negotiated a truce between the Assassin and Aubrey.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*Although his face is never seen in ''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'', Emmett appeared to have the same character model as [[Laureano de Torres y Ayala]], wearing the same attire, right down to the glove on the right hand.		*Although his face is never seen in ''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'', Emmett appeared to have the same character model as [[Laureano de Torres y Ayala]], wearing the same attire, right down to the glove on the right hand.
	*In 2015, his name was on a list of known British Templars used by the Templar [[Isabelle Ardant]].		*In 2015, his name was on a list of known British Templars used by the Templar [[Isabelle Ardant]].

			==Appearances==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' {{1st}}
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''

	==References==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''		{{Reflist}}
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Scott, Emmett}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Scott, Emmett}}
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	===Return of an Assassin===		===Return of an Assassin===
	After Edward's departure, Caroline discovered her pregnancy and later gave birth to a daughter, Jennifer, who was raised with the privileged status that only Emmett could provide her. In ~~1721~~, Emmett contracted {{Wiki\|Smallpox\|smallpox}}, and inadvertently transferred the disease to his wife and Caroline. ~~While himself~~ and his wife survived, Caroline did not recover and ~~Emmett arrogantly decided that she did not need medicine,~~ which resulted in her death. When Linette Kenway heard about Caroline's passing, she tried to attend the funeral, but the Scotts forbade her from entering the cemetery.		After Edward's departure, Caroline discovered her pregnancy and later gave birth to a daughter, Jennifer, who was raised with the privileged status that only Emmett could provide her. In 1720, Emmett contracted {{Wiki\|Smallpox\|smallpox}}, and inadvertently transferred the disease to his wife and Caroline. Emmett arrogantly decided that the family did not need medicine; while he and his wife survived, Caroline did not recover and which resulted in her death. When Linette Kenway heard about Caroline's passing, she tried to attend the funeral, but the Scotts forbade her from entering the cemetery.

	In 1722~~, after her mother's death~~, Jennifer wrote a letter to her father informing him about the death of Caroline, and about her own existence, and with the help of her grandmother but against the wishes of Emmett, she traveled to the West Indies in order to meet him. Some months later, Jennifer and her father, who had joined the [[Assassins]], returned back to Bristol, where Edward intended to settle the scores with those who had ordered the burning of his parents' farm years before. Informed of Kenway's return and fearing for their lives, the Templars went into hiding but were betrayed by Rose, the maid Kenway saved from rape a decade ago, who told the Assassin that Scott and his conspirators were hiding in Emmett's warehouse.		In 1722, Jennifer wrote a letter to her father informing him about the death of Caroline, and about her own existence, and with the help of her grandmother but against the wishes of Emmett, she traveled to the West Indies in order to meet him. Some months later, Jennifer and her father, who had joined the [[Assassins]], returned back to Bristol, where Edward intended to settle the scores with those who had ordered the burning of his parents' farm years before. Informed of Kenway's return and fearing for their lives, the Templars went into hiding but were betrayed by Rose, the maid Kenway saved from rape a decade ago, who told the Assassin that Scott and his conspirators were hiding in Emmett's warehouse.

	Escaping the [[Guards\|soldiers]] called in the city as reinforcements by the Templars, Kenway went to the warehouse during the night and witnessed Rose bringing new clothes to her master. As Kenway was planning the assassinations, he heard Rose scream and rushed into the warehouse, and discovered Emmett and Wilson using Rose as an hostage, threatening to hang her if Edward did not surrender. However, after Emmett defended the negligence which led to Caroline's death, Edward threw a [[Throwing knives\|knife]] at Wilson and shot Emmett in the head. Later, Edward tried to kill Aubrey and Matthew, but was prevented from doing so by Lord [[Robert Walpole]], who negotiated a truce between the Assassin and Aubrey.		Escaping the [[Guards\|soldiers]] called in the city as reinforcements by the Templars, Kenway went to the warehouse during the night and witnessed Rose bringing new clothes to her master. As Kenway was planning the assassinations, he heard Rose scream and rushed into the warehouse, and discovered Emmett and Wilson using Rose as an hostage, threatening to hang her if Edward did not surrender. However, after Emmett defended the negligence which led to Caroline's death, Edward threw a [[Throwing knives\|knife]] at Wilson and shot Emmett in the head. Later, Edward tried to kill Aubrey and Matthew, but was prevented from doing so by Lord [[Robert Walpole]], who negotiated a truce between the Assassin and Aubrey.

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