Georges de la Trémoille - Revision history

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	On 6 March 1429, upon being introduced to [[Jeanne d'Arc]] by the Dauphin [[Charles VII of France\|Charles]], de la Trémoille was initially highly skeptical of her and doubted her claim of being the prophesied Maid of Lorraine. When Jeanne announced she had she things to tell to Charles only, de la Trémoille mockingly stated that if she was sent by God then surely her words were for everyone. With saying that everyone had secrets, Jeanne shut him down.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 9</ref>		On 6 March 1429, upon being introduced to [[Jeanne d'Arc]] by the Dauphin [[Charles VII of France\|Charles]], de la Trémoille was initially highly skeptical of her and doubted her claim of being the prophesied Maid of Lorraine. When Jeanne announced she had she things to tell to Charles only, de la Trémoille mockingly stated that if she was sent by God then surely her words were for everyone. With saying that everyone had secrets, Jeanne shut him down.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 9</ref>

	At some point following this, de la Trémoille formed an alliance with [[Philip III of Burgundy]], and the English regent, [[John, Duke of Bedford]]. Together they worked towards peace.<ref name="ACH Ch 27">''Assassin's Creed: Heresy'' – Chapter 27</ref>		At some point following this, de la Trémoille formed an alliance with [[Philip III of Burgundy]], and the English regent, [[John, Duke of Bedford]]. Together they worked towards peace.<ref name="ACH Ch 27">''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 27</ref>

	In August in [[Compiègne]], de la Trémoille was present for discussions with the newly coronated Charles VII. Some were attended to by Jeanne d'Arc and [[John II of Alençon\|Jean d'Alençon]], during a specific meeting on 21 August they were not invited. Jeanne's step-cousin [[Gabriel Laxart]] hypothesized this was because de la Trémoille did not want her knowing certain things. De la Trémoille was successful in convincing his new king to delay a march on the city of [[Paris]].<ref name="ACH Ch 27" />		In August in [[Compiègne]], de la Trémoille was present for discussions with the newly coronated Charles VII. Some were attended to by Jeanne d'Arc and [[John II of Alençon\|Jean d'Alençon]], during a specific meeting on 21 August they were not invited. Jeanne's step-cousin [[Gabriel Laxart]] hypothesized this was because de la Trémoille did not want her knowing certain things. De la Trémoille was successful in convincing his new king to delay a march on the city of [[Paris]].<ref name="ACH Ch 27" />

	On 21 September, at a feast celebrating successful negotiations, attended by de la Trémoille, the king, Jeanne and her entourage of Gabriel, and d'Alençon. De la Trémoille manipulated Charles into disparaging Jeanne against further fighting. He then told d'Alençon that he could go home to his {{Wiki\|Joan of Valois, Duchess of Alençon\|wife}} as he was no longer needed. Arguing further with Jeanne that God was not much present during the [[Siege of Paris (1429)\|besieging of Paris]], he told her that if more fighting was what she wanted then she could lay {{Wiki\|Siege of La Charité\|siege}} to the fortress of [[Perrinet Gressart]] and bring him to the king's justice. This only caused d'Alençon to laugh at de la Trémoille as Gressart had only just recently been his prisoner. Embarrassingly trying to compose himself, d'Alençon did not relent in continuing to verbally assault him. The king and the duke however, still removed him from their services and requested to talk to Jeanne alone. d'Alençon left with Gabriel. Where they further brief Jeanne on her role in the coming fight.<ref name="ACH Ch 29">''Assassin's Creed: Heresy'' – Chapter 29</ref>		On 21 September, at a feast celebrating successful negotiations, attended by de la Trémoille, the king, Jeanne and her entourage of Gabriel, and d'Alençon. De la Trémoille manipulated Charles into disparaging Jeanne against further fighting. He then told d'Alençon that he could go home to his {{Wiki\|Joan of Valois, Duchess of Alençon\|wife}} as he was no longer needed. Arguing further with Jeanne that God was not much present during the [[Siege of Paris (1429)\|besieging of Paris]], he told her that if more fighting was what she wanted then she could lay {{Wiki\|Siege of La Charité\|siege}} to the fortress of [[Perrinet Gressart]] and bring him to the king's justice. De la Trémoille's half-brother, [[Charles II d'Albret]] would be leading the charge. This only caused d'Alençon to laugh at de la Trémoille as Gressart had only just recently been his prisoner. Embarrassingly trying to compose himself, d'Alençon did not relent in continuing to verbally assault him. The king and the duke however, still removed him from their services and requested to talk to Jeanne alone. d'Alençon left with Gabriel. Where they further brief Jeanne on her role in the coming fight.<ref name="ACH Ch 29">''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 29</ref>

	With Jeanne away fighting, de la Trémoille continued to manipulate the king into refusing Jeanne's requests for food and further reinforcements during the siege.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" /> Although the siege failed, the fortress fell after Jeanne encouraged a direct assault on 4 November.<ref>{{WP\|Joan of Arc}}</ref>		With Jeanne away fighting, de la Trémoille continued to manipulate the king into refusing Jeanne's requests for food and further reinforcements during the siege.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" /> Although the siege failed, the fortress fell after Jeanne encouraged a direct assault on 4 November.<ref>{{WP\|Joan of Arc}}</ref>

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	In August in [[Compiègne]], de la Trémoille was present for discussions with the newly coronated Charles VII. Some were attended to by Jeanne d'Arc and [[John II of Alençon\|Jean d'Alençon]], during a specific meeting on 21 August they were not invited. Jeanne's step-cousin [[Gabriel Laxart]] hypothesized this was because de la Trémoille did not want her knowing certain things. De la Trémoille was successful in convincing his new king to delay a march on the city of [[Paris]].<ref name="ACH Ch 27" />		In August in [[Compiègne]], de la Trémoille was present for discussions with the newly coronated Charles VII. Some were attended to by Jeanne d'Arc and [[John II of Alençon\|Jean d'Alençon]], during a specific meeting on 21 August they were not invited. Jeanne's step-cousin [[Gabriel Laxart]] hypothesized this was because de la Trémoille did not want her knowing certain things. De la Trémoille was successful in convincing his new king to delay a march on the city of [[Paris]].<ref name="ACH Ch 27" />

	On 21 September, at a feast celebrating successful negotiations, attended by de la Trémoille, the king, Jeanne and her entourage of Gabriel, and d'Alençon. De la Trémoille manipulated Charles into disparaging Jeanne against further fighting. He then told d'Alençon that he could go home to his {{Wiki\|Joan of Valois, Duchess of Alençon\|wife}} as he was no longer needed. Arguing further with Jeanne that God was not much present during the [[Siege of Paris (1429)\|besieging of Paris]], he told her that if more fighting was what she wanted then she could lay {{Wiki\|Siege of ~~Saint-Pierre-le-Moûtier~~\|siege}} to the fortress of [[Perrinet Gressart]] and bring him to the king's justice. This only caused d'Alençon to laugh at de la Trémoille as Gressart had only just recently been his prisoner. Embarrassingly trying to compose himself, d'Alençon did not relent in continuing to verbally assault him. The king and the duke however, still removed him from their services and requested to talk to Jeanne alone. d'Alençon left with Gabriel. Where they further brief Jeanne on her role in the coming fight.<ref name="ACH Ch 29">''Assassin's Creed: Heresy'' – Chapter 29</ref>		On 21 September, at a feast celebrating successful negotiations, attended by de la Trémoille, the king, Jeanne and her entourage of Gabriel, and d'Alençon. De la Trémoille manipulated Charles into disparaging Jeanne against further fighting. He then told d'Alençon that he could go home to his {{Wiki\|Joan of Valois, Duchess of Alençon\|wife}} as he was no longer needed. Arguing further with Jeanne that God was not much present during the [[Siege of Paris (1429)\|besieging of Paris]], he told her that if more fighting was what she wanted then she could lay {{Wiki\|Siege of La Charité\|siege}} to the fortress of [[Perrinet Gressart]] and bring him to the king's justice. This only caused d'Alençon to laugh at de la Trémoille as Gressart had only just recently been his prisoner. Embarrassingly trying to compose himself, d'Alençon did not relent in continuing to verbally assault him. The king and the duke however, still removed him from their services and requested to talk to Jeanne alone. d'Alençon left with Gabriel. Where they further brief Jeanne on her role in the coming fight.<ref name="ACH Ch 29">''Assassin's Creed: Heresy'' – Chapter 29</ref>

	With Jeanne away fighting, de la Trémoille continued to manipulate the king into refusing Jeanne's requests for food and further reinforcements during the siege.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" /> Although the siege failed, the fortress fell after Jeanne encouraged a direct assault on 4 November.<ref>{{WP\|Joan of Arc}}</ref>		With Jeanne away fighting, de la Trémoille continued to manipulate the king into refusing Jeanne's requests for food and further reinforcements during the siege.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" /> Although the siege failed, the fortress fell after Jeanne encouraged a direct assault on 4 November.<ref>{{WP\|Joan of Arc}}</ref>

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	On 21 September, at a feast celebrating successful negotiations, attended by de la Trémoille, the king, Jeanne and her entourage of Gabriel, and d'Alençon. De la Trémoille manipulated Charles into disparaging Jeanne against further fighting. He then told d'Alençon that he could go home to his {{Wiki\|Joan of Valois, Duchess of Alençon\|wife}} as he was no longer needed. Arguing further with Jeanne that God was not much present during the [[Siege of Paris (1429)\|besieging of Paris]], he told her that if more fighting was what she wanted then she could lay {{Wiki\|Siege of Saint-Pierre-le-Moûtier\|siege}} to the fortress of [[Perrinet Gressart]] and bring him to the king's justice. This only caused d'Alençon to laugh at de la Trémoille as Gressart had only just recently been his prisoner. Embarrassingly trying to compose himself, d'Alençon did not relent in continuing to verbally assault him. The king and the duke however, still removed him from their services and requested to talk to Jeanne alone. d'Alençon left with Gabriel. Where they further brief Jeanne on her role in the coming fight.<ref name="ACH Ch 29">''Assassin's Creed: Heresy'' – Chapter 29</ref>		On 21 September, at a feast celebrating successful negotiations, attended by de la Trémoille, the king, Jeanne and her entourage of Gabriel, and d'Alençon. De la Trémoille manipulated Charles into disparaging Jeanne against further fighting. He then told d'Alençon that he could go home to his {{Wiki\|Joan of Valois, Duchess of Alençon\|wife}} as he was no longer needed. Arguing further with Jeanne that God was not much present during the [[Siege of Paris (1429)\|besieging of Paris]], he told her that if more fighting was what she wanted then she could lay {{Wiki\|Siege of Saint-Pierre-le-Moûtier\|siege}} to the fortress of [[Perrinet Gressart]] and bring him to the king's justice. This only caused d'Alençon to laugh at de la Trémoille as Gressart had only just recently been his prisoner. Embarrassingly trying to compose himself, d'Alençon did not relent in continuing to verbally assault him. The king and the duke however, still removed him from their services and requested to talk to Jeanne alone. d'Alençon left with Gabriel. Where they further brief Jeanne on her role in the coming fight.<ref name="ACH Ch 29">''Assassin's Creed: Heresy'' – Chapter 29</ref>

	With Jeanne away fighting, de la Trémoille continued to manipulate the king into refusing Jeanne's requests for food and further reinforcements during the siege.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" /> ~~The~~ siege failed ~~when~~ Jeanne encouraged a direct assault on 4 November~~, which failed. After another failed frontal assault in December, Jeanne's reputation was tarnished~~.<ref>{{WP\|Joan of Arc}}</ref~~> All according to de la Trémoille's plan.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" /~~>		With Jeanne away fighting, de la Trémoille continued to manipulate the king into refusing Jeanne's requests for food and further reinforcements during the siege.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" /> Although the siege failed, the fortress fell after Jeanne encouraged a direct assault on 4 November.<ref>{{WP\|Joan of Arc}}</ref>

	==Personality and traits==		==Personality and traits==

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	In August in [[Compiègne]], de la Trémoille was present for discussions with the newly coronated Charles VII. Some were attended to by Jeanne d'Arc and [[John II of Alençon\|Jean d'Alençon]], during a specific meeting on 21 August they were not invited. Jeanne's step-cousin [[Gabriel Laxart]] hypothesized this was because de la Trémoille did not want her knowing certain things. De la Trémoille was successful in convincing his new king to delay a march on the city of [[Paris]].<ref name="ACH Ch 27" />		In August in [[Compiègne]], de la Trémoille was present for discussions with the newly coronated Charles VII. Some were attended to by Jeanne d'Arc and [[John II of Alençon\|Jean d'Alençon]], during a specific meeting on 21 August they were not invited. Jeanne's step-cousin [[Gabriel Laxart]] hypothesized this was because de la Trémoille did not want her knowing certain things. De la Trémoille was successful in convincing his new king to delay a march on the city of [[Paris]].<ref name="ACH Ch 27" />

	On 21 September, at a feast celebrating successful negotiations, attended by de la Trémoille, the king, Jeanne and her entourage of Gabriel, and d'Alençon. De la Trémoille manipulated Charles into disparaging Jeanne against further fighting. He then told d'Alençon that he could go home to his {{Wiki\|Joan of Valois, Duchess of Alençon\|wife}} as he was no longer needed. Arguing further with Jeanne that God was not much present during the [[Siege of Paris (1429)\|besieging of Paris]], he told her that if more fighting was what she wanted then she could lay siege to the fortress of [[Perrinet Gressart]] and bring him to the king's justice. This only caused d'Alençon to laugh at de la Trémoille as Gressart had only just recently been his prisoner. Embarrassingly trying to compose himself, d'Alençon did not relent in continuing to verbally assault him. The king and the duke however, still removed him from their services and requested to talk to Jeanne alone. d'Alençon left with Gabriel. Where they further brief Jeanne on her role in the coming fight.<ref name="ACH Ch 29">''Assassin's Creed: Heresy'' – Chapter 29</ref>		On 21 September, at a feast celebrating successful negotiations, attended by de la Trémoille, the king, Jeanne and her entourage of Gabriel, and d'Alençon. De la Trémoille manipulated Charles into disparaging Jeanne against further fighting. He then told d'Alençon that he could go home to his {{Wiki\|Joan of Valois, Duchess of Alençon\|wife}} as he was no longer needed. Arguing further with Jeanne that God was not much present during the [[Siege of Paris (1429)\|besieging of Paris]], he told her that if more fighting was what she wanted then she could lay {{Wiki\|Siege of Saint-Pierre-le-Moûtier\|siege}} to the fortress of [[Perrinet Gressart]] and bring him to the king's justice. This only caused d'Alençon to laugh at de la Trémoille as Gressart had only just recently been his prisoner. Embarrassingly trying to compose himself, d'Alençon did not relent in continuing to verbally assault him. The king and the duke however, still removed him from their services and requested to talk to Jeanne alone. d'Alençon left with Gabriel. Where they further brief Jeanne on her role in the coming fight.<ref name="ACH Ch 29">''Assassin's Creed: Heresy'' – Chapter 29</ref>

	With Jeanne away fighting, de la Trémoille continued to manipulate the king into refusing Jeanne's requests for food and further reinforcements during the siege.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" /> The siege failed when Jeanne encouraged a direct assault on 4 November, which failed. After another failed frontal assault in December, Jeanne's reputation was tarnished.<ref>{{WP\|Joan of Arc}}</ref> All according to de la Trémoille's plan.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" />		With Jeanne away fighting, de la Trémoille continued to manipulate the king into refusing Jeanne's requests for food and further reinforcements during the siege.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" /> The siege failed when Jeanne encouraged a direct assault on 4 November, which failed. After another failed frontal assault in December, Jeanne's reputation was tarnished.<ref>{{WP\|Joan of Arc}}</ref> All according to de la Trémoille's plan.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" />

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	'''Georges de la Trémoille''' (c. 1382 – ~~6 May~~ 1446) was the Count of Guînes from 1398 to his death and a member of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]].		{{Character Infobox
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			'''Georges de la Trémoille''' (c. 1382 – 1446) was the Count of Guînes from 1398 to his death and a member of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	~~Upon meeting~~ [[Jeanne d'Arc]], de la Trémoille was initially highly skeptical of her and doubted her claim of being the prophesied Maid of Lorraine.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 9</ref>		On 6 March 1429, upon being introduced to [[Jeanne d'Arc]] by the Dauphin [[Charles VII of France\|Charles]], de la Trémoille was initially highly skeptical of her and doubted her claim of being the prophesied Maid of Lorraine. When Jeanne announced she had she things to tell to Charles only, de la Trémoille mockingly stated that if she was sent by God then surely her words were for everyone. With saying that everyone had secrets, Jeanne shut him down.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 9</ref>

	==~~Appearance~~==		At some point following this, de la Trémoille formed an alliance with [[Philip III of Burgundy]], and the English regent, [[John, Duke of Bedford]]. Together they worked towards peace.<ref name="ACH Ch 27">''Assassin's Creed: Heresy'' – Chapter 27</ref>

			In August in [[Compiègne]], de la Trémoille was present for discussions with the newly coronated Charles VII. Some were attended to by Jeanne d'Arc and [[John II of Alençon\|Jean d'Alençon]], during a specific meeting on 21 August they were not invited. Jeanne's step-cousin [[Gabriel Laxart]] hypothesized this was because de la Trémoille did not want her knowing certain things. De la Trémoille was successful in convincing his new king to delay a march on the city of [[Paris]].<ref name="ACH Ch 27" />

			On 21 September, at a feast celebrating successful negotiations, attended by de la Trémoille, the king, Jeanne and her entourage of Gabriel, and d'Alençon. De la Trémoille manipulated Charles into disparaging Jeanne against further fighting. He then told d'Alençon that he could go home to his {{Wiki\|Joan of Valois, Duchess of Alençon\|wife}} as he was no longer needed. Arguing further with Jeanne that God was not much present during the [[Siege of Paris (1429)\|besieging of Paris]], he told her that if more fighting was what she wanted then she could lay siege to the fortress of [[Perrinet Gressart]] and bring him to the king's justice. This only caused d'Alençon to laugh at de la Trémoille as Gressart had only just recently been his prisoner. Embarrassingly trying to compose himself, d'Alençon did not relent in continuing to verbally assault him. The king and the duke however, still removed him from their services and requested to talk to Jeanne alone. d'Alençon left with Gabriel. Where they further brief Jeanne on her role in the coming fight.<ref name="ACH Ch 29">''Assassin's Creed: Heresy'' – Chapter 29</ref>

			With Jeanne away fighting, de la Trémoille continued to manipulate the king into refusing Jeanne's requests for food and further reinforcements during the siege.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" /> The siege failed when Jeanne encouraged a direct assault on 4 November, which failed. After another failed frontal assault in December, Jeanne's reputation was tarnished.<ref>{{WP\|Joan of Arc}}</ref> All according to de la Trémoille's plan.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" />

			==Personality and traits==
			Georges de la Trémoille was a notably large man, who gorged himself during feasts eating the equivalence of three others. His eyes were described as being small and cruel.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" />

			==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]''

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	'''Georges de la Trémoille''' (c. 1382 – 6 May 1446) was the Count of Guînes from 1398 to his death and a member of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]].		'''Georges de la Trémoille''' (c. 1382 – 6 May 1446) was the Count of Guînes from 1398 to his death and a member of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]].

	~~He was an opponent of~~ [[Jeanne d'Arc]].		==Biography==
			Upon meeting [[Jeanne d'Arc]], de la Trémoille was initially highly skeptical of her and doubted her claim of being the prophesied Maid of Lorraine.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]'' – Chapter 9</ref>

			==Appearance==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]''

	==References==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Heresy]]''		{{Reflist}}

	{{ACH}}		{{ACH}}

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	In August in [[Compiègne]], de la Trémoille was present for discussions with the newly coronated Charles VII. Some were attended to by Jeanne d'Arc and [[John II of Alençon\|Jean d'Alençon]], during a specific meeting on 21 August they were not invited. Jeanne's step-cousin [[Gabriel Laxart]] hypothesized this was because de la Trémoille did not want her knowing certain things. De la Trémoille was successful in convincing his new king to delay a march on the city of [[Paris]].<ref name="ACH Ch 27" />		In August in [[Compiègne]], de la Trémoille was present for discussions with the newly coronated Charles VII. Some were attended to by Jeanne d'Arc and [[John II of Alençon\|Jean d'Alençon]], during a specific meeting on 21 August they were not invited. Jeanne's step-cousin [[Gabriel Laxart]] hypothesized this was because de la Trémoille did not want her knowing certain things. De la Trémoille was successful in convincing his new king to delay a march on the city of [[Paris]].<ref name="ACH Ch 27" />

	On 21 September, at a feast celebrating successful negotiations, attended by de la Trémoille, the king, Jeanne and her entourage of Gabriel, and d'Alençon. De la Trémoille manipulated Charles into disparaging Jeanne against further fighting. He then told d'Alençon that he could go home to his {{Wiki\|Joan of Valois, Duchess of Alençon\|wife}} as he was no longer needed. Arguing further with Jeanne that God was not much present during the [[Siege of Paris (1429)\|besieging of Paris]], he told her that if more fighting was what she wanted then she could lay {{Wiki\|Siege of ~~Saint-Pierre-le-Moûtier~~\|siege}} to the fortress of [[Perrinet Gressart]] and bring him to the king's justice. This only caused d'Alençon to laugh at de la Trémoille as Gressart had only just recently been his prisoner. Embarrassingly trying to compose himself, d'Alençon did not relent in continuing to verbally assault him. The king and the duke however, still removed him from their services and requested to talk to Jeanne alone. d'Alençon left with Gabriel. Where they further brief Jeanne on her role in the coming fight.<ref name="ACH Ch 29">''Assassin's Creed: Heresy'' – Chapter 29</ref>		On 21 September, at a feast celebrating successful negotiations, attended by de la Trémoille, the king, Jeanne and her entourage of Gabriel, and d'Alençon. De la Trémoille manipulated Charles into disparaging Jeanne against further fighting. He then told d'Alençon that he could go home to his {{Wiki\|Joan of Valois, Duchess of Alençon\|wife}} as he was no longer needed. Arguing further with Jeanne that God was not much present during the [[Siege of Paris (1429)\|besieging of Paris]], he told her that if more fighting was what she wanted then she could lay {{Wiki\|Siege of La Charité\|siege}} to the fortress of [[Perrinet Gressart]] and bring him to the king's justice. This only caused d'Alençon to laugh at de la Trémoille as Gressart had only just recently been his prisoner. Embarrassingly trying to compose himself, d'Alençon did not relent in continuing to verbally assault him. The king and the duke however, still removed him from their services and requested to talk to Jeanne alone. d'Alençon left with Gabriel. Where they further brief Jeanne on her role in the coming fight.<ref name="ACH Ch 29">''Assassin's Creed: Heresy'' – Chapter 29</ref>

	With Jeanne away fighting, de la Trémoille continued to manipulate the king into refusing Jeanne's requests for food and further reinforcements during the siege.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" /> Although the siege failed, the fortress fell after Jeanne encouraged a direct assault on 4 November.<ref>{{WP\|Joan of Arc}}</ref>		With Jeanne away fighting, de la Trémoille continued to manipulate the king into refusing Jeanne's requests for food and further reinforcements during the siege.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" /> Although the siege failed, the fortress fell after Jeanne encouraged a direct assault on 4 November.<ref>{{WP\|Joan of Arc}}</ref>

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	In August in [[Compiègne]], de la Trémoille was present for discussions with the newly coronated Charles VII. Some were attended to by Jeanne d'Arc and [[John II of Alençon\|Jean d'Alençon]], during a specific meeting on 21 August they were not invited. Jeanne's step-cousin [[Gabriel Laxart]] hypothesized this was because de la Trémoille did not want her knowing certain things. De la Trémoille was successful in convincing his new king to delay a march on the city of [[Paris]].<ref name="ACH Ch 27" />		In August in [[Compiègne]], de la Trémoille was present for discussions with the newly coronated Charles VII. Some were attended to by Jeanne d'Arc and [[John II of Alençon\|Jean d'Alençon]], during a specific meeting on 21 August they were not invited. Jeanne's step-cousin [[Gabriel Laxart]] hypothesized this was because de la Trémoille did not want her knowing certain things. De la Trémoille was successful in convincing his new king to delay a march on the city of [[Paris]].<ref name="ACH Ch 27" />

	On 21 September, at a feast celebrating successful negotiations, attended by de la Trémoille, the king, Jeanne and her entourage of Gabriel, and d'Alençon. De la Trémoille manipulated Charles into disparaging Jeanne against further fighting. He then told d'Alençon that he could go home to his {{Wiki\|Joan of Valois, Duchess of Alençon\|wife}} as he was no longer needed. Arguing further with Jeanne that God was not much present during the [[Siege of Paris (1429)\|besieging of Paris]], he told her that if more fighting was what she wanted then she could lay siege to the fortress of [[Perrinet Gressart]] and bring him to the king's justice. This only caused d'Alençon to laugh at de la Trémoille as Gressart had only just recently been his prisoner. Embarrassingly trying to compose himself, d'Alençon did not relent in continuing to verbally assault him. The king and the duke however, still removed him from their services and requested to talk to Jeanne alone. d'Alençon left with Gabriel. Where they further brief Jeanne on her role in the coming fight.<ref name="ACH Ch 29">''Assassin's Creed: Heresy'' – Chapter 29</ref>		On 21 September, at a feast celebrating successful negotiations, attended by de la Trémoille, the king, Jeanne and her entourage of Gabriel, and d'Alençon. De la Trémoille manipulated Charles into disparaging Jeanne against further fighting. He then told d'Alençon that he could go home to his {{Wiki\|Joan of Valois, Duchess of Alençon\|wife}} as he was no longer needed. Arguing further with Jeanne that God was not much present during the [[Siege of Paris (1429)\|besieging of Paris]], he told her that if more fighting was what she wanted then she could lay {{Wiki\|Siege of Saint-Pierre-le-Moûtier\|siege}} to the fortress of [[Perrinet Gressart]] and bring him to the king's justice. This only caused d'Alençon to laugh at de la Trémoille as Gressart had only just recently been his prisoner. Embarrassingly trying to compose himself, d'Alençon did not relent in continuing to verbally assault him. The king and the duke however, still removed him from their services and requested to talk to Jeanne alone. d'Alençon left with Gabriel. Where they further brief Jeanne on her role in the coming fight.<ref name="ACH Ch 29">''Assassin's Creed: Heresy'' – Chapter 29</ref>

	With Jeanne away fighting, de la Trémoille continued to manipulate the king into refusing Jeanne's requests for food and further reinforcements during the siege.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" /> The siege failed when Jeanne encouraged a direct assault on 4 November, which failed. After another failed frontal assault in December, Jeanne's reputation was tarnished.<ref>{{WP\|Joan of Arc}}</ref> All according to de la Trémoille's plan.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" />		With Jeanne away fighting, de la Trémoille continued to manipulate the king into refusing Jeanne's requests for food and further reinforcements during the siege.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" /> The siege failed when Jeanne encouraged a direct assault on 4 November, which failed. After another failed frontal assault in December, Jeanne's reputation was tarnished.<ref>{{WP\|Joan of Arc}}</ref> All according to de la Trémoille's plan.<ref name="ACH Ch 29" />