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	\| birth = 12 May 1820<br>[[Florence]], [[Tuscany\|Grand Duchy of Tuscany]]		\| birth = 12 May 1820<br>[[Florence]], [[Tuscany\|Grand Duchy of Tuscany]]
	\| death = 13 August 1910 (aged 90)<br>[[London]], [[United Kingdom]]		\| death = 13 August 1910 {{c\|aged 90}}<br>[[London]], [[United Kingdom]]
	\| species = [[Human]]		\| species = [[Human]]
	\| affiliates = [[Lambeth Asylum]]<br>[[Assassins]]		\| affiliates = [[Lambeth Asylum]]<br>[[Assassins]]

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*Florence is a feminine English given name derived from {{Wiki\|Latin}} ''florens, florentius'' meaning "blossoming". Nightingale was an uncommon surname of ~~{{Wiki~~\|Anglo-Saxon}} origins, being a nickname for someone with a good singing voice and being derived from the {{Wiki\|Old ~~English\|Olde~~ English}} pre-7th century word ''nihtegal'', itself from ''niht'', "night", with ''galan'', to "sing", in {{Wiki\|Middle English}} ''nichti(n)gale''.<ref>[http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Nightingale "Surname: Nightingale"]. ''SurnameDB''. Retrieved 2 January 2019</ref>		*Florence is a feminine English given name derived from {{Wiki\|Latin}} ''florens, florentius'' meaning "blossoming". Nightingale was an uncommon surname of [[Anglo-Saxons\|Anglo-Saxon]] origins, being a nickname for someone with a good singing voice and being derived from the {{Wiki\|Old English}} pre-7th century word ''nihtegal'', itself from ''niht'', "night", with ''galan'', to "sing", in {{Wiki\|Middle English}} ''nichti(n)gale''.<ref>[http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Nightingale "Surname: Nightingale"]. ''SurnameDB''. Retrieved 2 January 2019</ref>
	**Florence Nightingale was so-named because she was born in [[Florence]].		**Florence Nightingale was so-named because she was born in [[Florence]].
	*Nightingale was one of the first people to have her voice recorded and preserved.		*Nightingale was one of the first people to have her voice recorded and preserved.

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	In 1854, [[United Kingdom\|Britain]] entered the Crimean War; Nightingale, along with 38 volunteer nurses and 15 nuns that she personally selected, was sent to the front lines to tend to the injured soldiers. Disciplined and organized in administering care, Nightingale recognized that nurses needed to be trained better at home before they were sent into battle.<ref name="Database" />		In 1854, [[United Kingdom\|Britain]] entered the Crimean War; Nightingale, along with 38 volunteer nurses and 15 nuns that she personally selected, was sent to the front lines to tend to the injured soldiers. Disciplined and organized in administering care, Nightingale recognized that nurses needed to be trained better at home before they were sent into battle.<ref name="Database" />

	She returned to England in 1855 and established the Nightingale Fund, a program aimed at training nurses while the war raged on. In 1859, Nightingale published ''Notes on Nursing'', a book that would serve as the cornerstone of the curriculum at the Nightingale Training School in ~~{{Wiki\|~~St. Thomas's Hospital}}, which she founded the following year.<ref name="Database" />		She returned to England in 1855 and established the Nightingale Fund, a program aimed at training nurses while the war raged on. In 1859, Nightingale published ''Notes on Nursing'', a book that would serve as the cornerstone of the curriculum at the Nightingale Training School in [[St Thomas' Hospital]], which she founded the following year.<ref name="Database" />

	===At Lambeth Asylum===		===At Lambeth Asylum===

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	{{Quote\|It takes a long time to change things. But I'm not going anywhere, Miss Frye.\|Florence Nightingale to Evie Frye, 1868.\|Assassin's Creed: Syndicate\|The Lady with the Lamp }}		{{Quote\|It takes a long time to change things. But I'm not going anywhere, Miss Frye.\|Florence Nightingale to Evie Frye, 1868.\|Assassin's Creed: Syndicate\|The Lady with the Lamp}}
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	===At Lambeth Asylum===		===At Lambeth Asylum===
	{{Quote\|Ever since Elliotson was murdered, the district has been overrun with counterfeit tonics [...] I need supplies, plenty of them. And medicine. Some of the less common ingredients are being stolen and sold at auction.\|Nightingale on the consequences of Elliotson's death, 1868.\|Assassin's Creed: Syndicate\|The Lady with the Lamp }}		{{Quote\|Ever since Elliotson was murdered, the district has been overrun with counterfeit tonics [...] I need supplies, plenty of them. And medicine. Some of the less common ingredients are being stolen and sold at auction.\|Nightingale on the consequences of Elliotson's death, 1868.\|Assassin's Creed: Syndicate\|The Lady with the Lamp}}
	In 1868, Nightingale was stationed at [[Lambeth Asylum]]. Following the assassination of Dr. [[John Elliotson]], who had been producing ''[[Starrick's Soothing Syrup]]'', the [[Lambeth\|borough]] was left without its patent medicine of choice. In the Syrup's absence, the townsfolk turned to defective and fraudulent tonics and medicine.<ref name="Lady">''Assassin's Creed: Syndicate'' – [[The Lady with the Lamp]]</ref>		In 1868, Nightingale was stationed at [[Lambeth Asylum]]. Following the assassination of Dr. [[John Elliotson]], who had been producing ''[[Starrick's Soothing Syrup]]'', the [[Lambeth\|borough]] was left without its patent medicine of choice. In the Syrup's absence, the townsfolk turned to defective and fraudulent tonics and medicine.<ref name="Lady">''Assassin's Creed: Syndicate'' – [[The Lady with the Lamp]]</ref>

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	===Rescuing Charles Darwin===		===Rescuing Charles Darwin===
	{{Quote\|Those people are trying to discredit a lifetime of work. It's disgraceful! And I fear Mr. Darwin is no longer the fit, young man who once traveled the world.\|Nightingale worrying for Darwin's health, 1868.\|Assassin's Creed: Syndicate\|A Struggle for Existence }}Later that year, Nightingale learned that [[Charles Darwin]] had been arrested by a policeman, whom she believed to be corrupt. Calling on one of the Frye twins to bring the officer to her for questioning, she discovered that the policeman had been bribed to bring Darwin to a secret location. Nightingale decided they needed to go rescue him, and stubbornly followed her Assassin companion into the building occupied by Darwin's captors.<ref name="Struggle">''Assassin's Creed: Syndicate'' – [[A Struggle for Existence]]</ref>		{{Quote\|Those people are trying to discredit a lifetime of work. It's disgraceful! And I fear Mr. Darwin is no longer the fit, young man who once traveled the world.\|Nightingale worrying for Darwin's health, 1868.\|Assassin's Creed: Syndicate\|A Struggle for Existence}}Later that year, Nightingale learned that [[Charles Darwin]] had been arrested by a policeman, whom she believed to be corrupt. Calling on one of the Frye twins to bring the officer to her for questioning, she discovered that the policeman had been bribed to bring Darwin to a secret location. Nightingale decided they needed to go rescue him, and stubbornly followed her Assassin companion into the building occupied by Darwin's captors.<ref name="Struggle">''Assassin's Creed: Syndicate'' – [[A Struggle for Existence]]</ref>

	Finding Darwin, Nightingale tended to injuries he had sustained, while one of the Frye twins defended her from [[Templars\|Templar]] attackers. Once she deemed it safe to move Darwin, the pair escaped the building; both [[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]] and Evie later visited Darwin following a more extensive recovery. Still, Nightingale insisted he retire to the [[Isle of Wight]] for some time, so he could recuperate peacefully.<ref name="Struggle"/>		Finding Darwin, Nightingale tended to injuries he had sustained, while one of the Frye twins defended her from [[Templars\|Templar]] attackers. Once she deemed it safe to move Darwin, the pair escaped the building; both [[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]] and Evie later visited Darwin following a more extensive recovery. Still, Nightingale insisted he retire to the [[Isle of Wight]] for some time, so he could recuperate peacefully.<ref name="Struggle"/>

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	{{Quote\|Ever since Elliotson was murdered, the district has been overrun with counterfeit tonics [...] I need supplies, plenty of them. And medicine. Some of the less common ingredients are being stolen and sold at auction.\|Nightingale on the consequences of Elliotson's death, 1868.\|Assassin's Creed: Syndicate}}		{{Quote\|Ever since Elliotson was murdered, the district has been overrun with counterfeit tonics [...] I need supplies, plenty of them. And medicine. Some of the less common ingredients are being stolen and sold at auction.\|Nightingale on the consequences of Elliotson's death, 1868.\|Assassin's Creed: Syndicate\|The Lady with the Lamp }}
	In 1868, Nightingale was stationed at [[Lambeth Asylum]]. Following the assassination of Dr. [[John Elliotson]], who had been producing ''[[Starrick's Soothing Syrup]]'', the [[Lambeth\|borough]] was left without its patent medicine of choice. In the Syrup's absence, the townsfolk turned to defective and fraudulent tonics and medicine.<ref name="Lady">''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' – [[The Lady with the Lamp]]</ref>		In 1868, Nightingale was stationed at [[Lambeth Asylum]]. Following the assassination of Dr. [[John Elliotson]], who had been producing ''[[Starrick's Soothing Syrup]]'', the [[Lambeth\|borough]] was left without its patent medicine of choice. In the Syrup's absence, the townsfolk turned to defective and fraudulent tonics and medicine.<ref name="Lady">''Assassin's Creed: Syndicate'' – [[The Lady with the Lamp]]</ref>

	[[File:ACS The Lady with the Lamp 1.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Nightingale tending to Clara]]		[[File:ACS The Lady with the Lamp 1.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Nightingale tending to Clara]]
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	===Rescuing Charles Darwin===		===Rescuing Charles Darwin===
	{{Quote\|Those people are trying to discredit a lifetime of work. It's disgraceful! And I fear Mr. Darwin is no longer the fit, young man who once traveled the world.\|Nightingale worrying for Darwin's health, 1868.\|Assassin's Creed: Syndicate}}Later that year, Nightingale learned that [[Charles Darwin]] had been arrested by a policeman, whom she believed to be corrupt. Calling on one of the Frye twins to bring the officer to her for questioning, she discovered that the policeman had been bribed to bring Darwin to a secret location. Nightingale decided they needed to go rescue him, and stubbornly followed her Assassin companion into the building occupied by Darwin's captors.<ref name="Struggle">''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' – [[A Struggle for Existence]]</ref>		{{Quote\|Those people are trying to discredit a lifetime of work. It's disgraceful! And I fear Mr. Darwin is no longer the fit, young man who once traveled the world.\|Nightingale worrying for Darwin's health, 1868.\|Assassin's Creed: Syndicate\|A Struggle for Existence }}Later that year, Nightingale learned that [[Charles Darwin]] had been arrested by a policeman, whom she believed to be corrupt. Calling on one of the Frye twins to bring the officer to her for questioning, she discovered that the policeman had been bribed to bring Darwin to a secret location. Nightingale decided they needed to go rescue him, and stubbornly followed her Assassin companion into the building occupied by Darwin's captors.<ref name="Struggle">''Assassin's Creed: Syndicate'' – [[A Struggle for Existence]]</ref>

	Finding Darwin, Nightingale tended to injuries he had sustained, while one of the Frye twins defended her from [[Templars\|Templar]] attackers. Once she deemed it safe to move Darwin, the pair escaped the building; both [[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]] and Evie later visited Darwin following a more extensive recovery. Still, Nightingale insisted he retire to the [[Isle of Wight]] for some time, so he could recuperate peacefully.<ref name="Struggle"/>		Finding Darwin, Nightingale tended to injuries he had sustained, while one of the Frye twins defended her from [[Templars\|Templar]] attackers. Once she deemed it safe to move Darwin, the pair escaped the building; both [[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]] and Evie later visited Darwin following a more extensive recovery. Still, Nightingale insisted he retire to the [[Isle of Wight]] for some time, so he could recuperate peacefully.<ref name="Struggle"/>

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	{{Quote\|Those people are trying to discredit a lifetime of work. It's disgraceful! And I fear Mr. Darwin is no longer the fit, young man who once traveled the world.\|Nightingale worrying for Darwin's health, 1868.\|Assassin's Creed: Syndicate}}Later that year, Nightingale learned that [[Charles Darwin]] had been arrested by a policeman, whom she believed to be corrupt. Calling on one of the Frye twins to bring the officer to her for questioning, she discovered that the policeman had been bribed to bring Darwin to a secret location. Nightingale decided they needed to go rescue him, and stubbornly followed her Assassin companion into the building occupied by Darwin's captors.<ref name="Struggle">''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' – [[A Struggle for Existence]]</ref>		{{Quote\|Those people are trying to discredit a lifetime of work. It's disgraceful! And I fear Mr. Darwin is no longer the fit, young man who once traveled the world.\|Nightingale worrying for Darwin's health, 1868.\|Assassin's Creed: Syndicate}}Later that year, Nightingale learned that [[Charles Darwin]] had been arrested by a policeman, whom she believed to be corrupt. Calling on one of the Frye twins to bring the officer to her for questioning, she discovered that the policeman had been bribed to bring Darwin to a secret location. Nightingale decided they needed to go rescue him, and stubbornly followed her Assassin companion into the building occupied by Darwin's captors.<ref name="Struggle">''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' – [[A Struggle for Existence]]</ref>

	Finding Darwin, Nightingale tended to injuries he had sustained, while one of the Frye twins defended her from [[Templars\|Templar]] attackers. Once she deemed it safe to move Darwin, the pair escaped the building; both [[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]] and Evie later visited Darwin following a more extensive recovery. Still, Nightingale insisted he retire to the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Isle of Wight}} for some time, so he could recuperate peacefully.<ref name="Struggle"/>		Finding Darwin, Nightingale tended to injuries he had sustained, while one of the Frye twins defended her from [[Templars\|Templar]] attackers. Once she deemed it safe to move Darwin, the pair escaped the building; both [[Jacob Frye\|Jacob]] and Evie later visited Darwin following a more extensive recovery. Still, Nightingale insisted he retire to the [[Isle of Wight]] for some time, so he could recuperate peacefully.<ref name="Struggle"/>

	===Later life===		===Later life===

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	[[File:ACS The Lady with the Lamp 1.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Nightingale tending to Clara]]		[[File:ACS The Lady with the Lamp 1.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|left\|Nightingale tending to Clara]]
	Although the asylum was due to close down, Nightingale continued to serve those that had ~~falled~~ ill as well as she could. This led her to meet the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Evie Frye]], whose young friend [[Clara O'Dea]] was in a bad way due to the lack of effective tonics. Nightingale subsequently asked Evie to recover the necessary supplies and medication so she could create a cure.<ref name="Lady"/>		Although the asylum was due to close down, Nightingale continued to serve those that had fallen ill as well as she could. This led her to meet the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Evie Frye]], whose young friend [[Clara O'Dea]] was in a bad way due to the lack of effective tonics. Nightingale subsequently asked Evie to recover the necessary supplies and medication so she could create a cure.<ref name="Lady"/>

	After Evie had delivered the stolen supplies to her, Nightingale began distributing authentic medicine. She would also receive funding from the Assassin to aid her in her efforts of petitioning for better sanitation regulations.<ref name="Lady"/>		After Evie had delivered the stolen supplies to her, Nightingale began distributing authentic medicine. She would also receive funding from the Assassin to aid her in her efforts of petitioning for better sanitation regulations.<ref name="Lady"/>