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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery captionalign="center" position="center~~" spacing="small~~" widths="180">		<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">
	Jeanne Encyclopedia - Concept art.jpg\|Concept art of Jeanne		Jeanne Encyclopedia - Concept art.jpg\|Concept art of Jeanne
			ACI Unexpected Reunion.jpg\|''Initiates'' art of Jeanne
	Jeanne Database.png\|Jeanne's appearance in the Vita iteration		Jeanne Database.png\|Jeanne's appearance in the Vita iteration
	Return to Mexico 1.png\|Jeanne greeting Aveline upon the latter's return		Return to Mexico 1.png\|Jeanne greeting Aveline upon the latter's return
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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Initiates]]'' {{Mdat}}

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	{{Quote\|My dear, tenacious daughter, I want nothing more than to be close to you again. But this colony is my place now. The people here need me. Nouvelle Orleans (New Orleans) will always be haunted.\|Jeanne to Aveline, 1772.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Quote\|My dear, tenacious daughter, I want nothing more than to be close to you again. But this colony is my place now. The people here need me. Nouvelle Orleans (New Orleans) will always be haunted.\|Jeanne to Aveline, 1772.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Return to Mexico}}
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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Early life===		===Early life===
	{{Quote\|Did Agaté kill? For what freedom? Now I wonder. What will Mackandal ask of me in return for book and lessons?\|Jeanne reflecting in her diary on the Assassin Brotherhood.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Quote\|Did Agaté kill? For what freedom? Now I wonder. What will Mackandal ask of me in return for book and lessons?\|Jeanne reflecting in her diary on the Assassin Brotherhood.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Jeanne's diary pages}}
	Born around 1725, Jeanne was captured by slavers and taken from her homeland, the West Coast of [[Africa]], at the age of five.<ref name="Encyclopedia">''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''</ref> Brought to the [[United States\|Americas]], she was then sold to a plantation owner on Saint-Domingue, a colony situated on the island of {{Wiki\|Hispaniola}}. There, she met two other slaves, [[Baptiste]] and Agaté, the latter of which she came to love.<ref name="AC3L">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''</ref>		Born around 1725, Jeanne was captured by slavers and taken from her homeland, the West Coast of [[Africa]], at the age of five.<ref name="Encyclopedia">''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''</ref> Brought to the [[United States\|Americas]], she was then sold to a plantation owner on Saint-Domingue, a colony situated on the island of {{Wiki\|Hispaniola}}. There, she met two other slaves, [[Baptiste]] and Agaté, the latter of which she came to love.<ref name="AC3L">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]'' – {{Cite}}</ref>

	In 1732, the trio became pupils of François Mackandal, who taught them to read and write. Unbeknownst to Jeanne, Baptiste and Agaté were also trained to wield weapons and craft poison, in preparation for their induction into the Assassin Order.<ref name="Encyclopedia"/> Upon her discovery of the Brotherhood's violent ways, she grew frightened of Mackandal, fearing what he would ask of her in return for the lessons.<ref name="AC3L"/>		In 1732, the trio became pupils of François Mackandal, who taught them to read and write. Unbeknownst to Jeanne, Baptiste and Agaté were also trained to wield weapons and craft poison, in preparation for their induction into the Assassin Order.<ref name="Encyclopedia"/> Upon her discovery of the Brotherhood's violent ways, she grew frightened of Mackandal, fearing what he would ask of her in return for the lessons.<ref name="AC3L"/>
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	===Marriage to Philippe===		===Marriage to Philippe===
	{{Quote\|Your father made me free, but I could never be free in Nouvelle Orleans (New Orleans). Not with the Assassins watching.\|Jeanne to Aveline on her fear of the Assassins, 1772.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Quote\|Your father made me free, but I could never be free in Nouvelle Orleans (New Orleans). Not with the Assassins watching.\|Jeanne to Aveline on her fear of the Assassins, 1772.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Return to Mexico}}
	Much to Jeanne's relief, she was purchased by Philippe de Grandpré in 1744, allowing her to escape the colony of Saint-Domingue. On the voyage back to [[Louisiana]], she was often paid intimate visits at night by Philippe. Although conflicted, Jeanne was grateful for the kindness and affection with which he treated her and gradually grew closer to the merchant.<ref name="AC3L"/>		Much to Jeanne's relief, she was purchased by Philippe de Grandpré in 1744, allowing her to escape the colony of Saint-Domingue. On the voyage back to [[Louisiana]], she was often paid intimate visits at night by Philippe. Although conflicted, Jeanne was grateful for the kindness and affection with which he treated her and gradually grew closer to the merchant.<ref name="AC3L"/>

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	===Escape to Chichen Itza===		===Escape to Chichen Itza===
	{{Dialogue\|Aveline\|Are you free here?\|Jeanne\|No. I traded one enemy for another. And they will not rest until they have what they seek.\|Jeanne explaining her place at Chichen Itza and the Templars' pursuit of the Prophecy Disk, 1772.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Dialogue\|Aveline\|Are you free here?\|Jeanne\|No. I traded one enemy for another. And they will not rest until they have what they seek.\|Jeanne explaining her place at Chichen Itza and the Templars' pursuit of the Prophecy Disk, 1772.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation\|Return to Mexico}}
	Though haunted by grief, Jeanne found herself acclimatizing to the settlement at Chichen Itza, which was headed by [[Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer]]. She subsequently joined the other workers in the camp's excavation efforts to uncover ancient ruins and artifacts. However, upon discovering that the nature of these relics was similar to that of the Heart, Jeanne grew suspicious of her employers and the dig's true purpose.<ref name="AC3L"/>		Though haunted by grief, Jeanne found herself acclimatizing to the settlement at Chichen Itza, which was headed by [[Rafael Joaquín de Ferrer]]. She subsequently joined the other workers in the camp's excavation efforts to uncover ancient ruins and artifacts. However, upon discovering that the nature of these relics was similar to that of the Heart, Jeanne grew suspicious of her employers and the dig's true purpose.<ref name="AC3L"/>

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	'''Jeanne''' (born 1725) was a former [[Slavery\|slave]] and the first, if not legally recognized, wife of the wealthy [[France\|French]] [[~~Merchants\|~~merchant]] [[Philippe de Grandpré]], with whom she had a daughter, the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]]. She is an ancestor to "[[Subject 1]]" of the [[Animus Project]].		'''Jeanne''' (born 1725) was a former [[Slavery\|slave]] and the first, if not legally recognized, wife of the wealthy [[France\|French]] [[merchant]] [[Philippe de Grandpré]], with whom she had a daughter, the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]]. She is an ancestor to "[[Subject 1]]" of the [[Animus Project]].

	Captured by slavers at the age of five, Jeanne was sold to a [[plantation]] owner in [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]], where she came into contact with [[François Mackandal]], a revolutionary disruptor and Assassin. Although she was fond of his pupil [[Agaté]], Jeanne soon grew frightened of the Brotherhood's violent ways.		Captured by slavers at the age of five, Jeanne was sold to a [[plantation]] owner in [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]], where she came into contact with [[François Mackandal]], a revolutionary disruptor and Assassin. Although she was fond of his pupil [[Agaté]], Jeanne soon grew frightened of the Brotherhood's violent ways.

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	'''Jeanne''' (born 1725) was a former [[Slavery\|slave]] and the first, if not legally recognized, wife of the wealthy [[France\|French]] [[Merchants\|merchant]] [[Philippe de Grandpré]], with whom she had a daughter, the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]]. She is an ancestor to "[[Subject 1]]" of the [[Animus Project]].		'''Jeanne''' (born 1725) was a former [[Slavery\|slave]] and the first, if not legally recognized, wife of the wealthy [[France\|French]] [[Merchants\|merchant]] [[Philippe de Grandpré]], with whom she had a daughter, the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]]. She is an ancestor to "[[Subject 1]]" of the [[Animus Project]].

	Captured by slavers at the age of five, Jeanne was sold to a [[~~Sugar plantations\|~~plantation ~~owner~~]] in [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]], where she came into contact with [[François Mackandal]], a revolutionary disruptor and Assassin. Although she was fond of his pupil [[Agaté]], Jeanne soon grew frightened of the Brotherhood's violent ways.		Captured by slavers at the age of five, Jeanne was sold to a [[plantation]] owner in [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]], where she came into contact with [[François Mackandal]], a revolutionary disruptor and Assassin. Although she was fond of his pupil [[Agaté]], Jeanne soon grew frightened of the Brotherhood's violent ways.

	In 1744, she was sold to Philippe de Grandpré and brought to [[New Orleans]]. Becoming Philippe's {{Wiki\|Plaçage\|placée}} bride, Jeanne came to love her husband and had a daughter with him, whom they named Aveline. Her relationship with Philippe became strained, however, when he married [[Madeleine de L'Isle]] in 1752.		In 1744, she was sold to Philippe de Grandpré and brought to [[New Orleans]]. Becoming Philippe's {{Wiki\|Plaçage\|placée}} bride, Jeanne came to love her husband and had a daughter with him, whom they named Aveline. Her relationship with Philippe became strained, however, when he married [[Madeleine de L'Isle]] in 1752.

	Five years later, Jeanne fled New Orleans, believing the Assassins would come for her, as she had previously stolen a valuable [[Heart of the Brotherhood\|artifact]] of theirs. With the aid of Madeleine, she was transported to a [[Chichen Itza\|slave worksite]] in [[Mexico]], where [[Maya]] ruins~~, believed~~ to ~~hold~~ artifacts from ~~the time of~~ the [[Isu~~\|First Civilization~~]]~~, were being excavated~~.		Five years later, Jeanne fled New Orleans, believing the Assassins would come for her, as she had previously stolen a valuable [[Heart of the Brotherhood\|artifact]] of theirs. With the aid of Madeleine, she was transported to a [[Chichen Itza\|slave worksite]] in [[Mexico]], where [[Maya]] ruins were being excavated in hopes to find rumored [[Isu]] artifacts from the [[Isu Era]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Early life===		===Early life===
	{{Quote\|Did Agaté kill? For what freedom? Now I wonder. What will Mackandal ask of me in return for book and lessons?\|Jeanne reflecting in her diary on the Assassin Brotherhood.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}		{{Quote\|Did Agaté kill? For what freedom? Now I wonder. What will Mackandal ask of me in return for book and lessons?\|Jeanne reflecting in her diary on the Assassin Brotherhood.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}
	Born around 1725, Jeanne was captured by slavers and taken from her homeland, the West Coast of [[Africa]], at the age of five.<ref name="Encyclopedia">''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''</ref> Brought to the [[United States\|Americas]], she was then sold to ~~the owner of~~ a plantation on Saint-Domingue, a colony situated on the island of {{Wiki\|Hispaniola}}. There, she met two other slaves, [[Baptiste]] and Agaté, the latter of which she came to love.<ref name="AC3L">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''</ref>		Born around 1725, Jeanne was captured by slavers and taken from her homeland, the West Coast of [[Africa]], at the age of five.<ref name="Encyclopedia">''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''</ref> Brought to the [[United States\|Americas]], she was then sold to a plantation owner on Saint-Domingue, a colony situated on the island of {{Wiki\|Hispaniola}}. There, she met two other slaves, [[Baptiste]] and Agaté, the latter of which she came to love.<ref name="AC3L">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''</ref>

	In 1732, the trio became pupils of François Mackandal, who taught them to read and write. Unbeknownst to Jeanne, Baptiste and Agaté were also trained to wield weapons and craft poison, in preparation for their induction into the Assassin Order.<ref name="Encyclopedia"/> Upon her discovery of the Brotherhood's violent ways, she grew frightened of Mackandal, fearing what he would ask of her in return for the lessons.<ref name="AC3L"/>		In 1732, the trio became pupils of François Mackandal, who taught them to read and write. Unbeknownst to Jeanne, Baptiste and Agaté were also trained to wield weapons and craft poison, in preparation for their induction into the Assassin Order.<ref name="Encyclopedia"/> Upon her discovery of the Brotherhood's violent ways, she grew frightened of Mackandal, fearing what he would ask of her in return for the lessons.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	Baptiste and Agaté officially joined the Assassin Brotherhood in 1738 and subsequently fled the plantation with their [[Mentor]], while Jeanne was left behind, as she refused to ally herself with the Assassins. However, prior to their departure, she had stolen a valuable possession of ~~theirs – a~~ fragment of ~~a First Civilization~~ artifact she called the "Heart of the Brotherhood". This act would instill a permanent sense of paranoia in Jeanne, as she would dread the Assassins' potential retaliation from then on.<ref name="AC3L"/>		Baptiste and Agaté officially joined the Assassin Brotherhood in 1738 and subsequently fled the plantation with their [[Mentor]], while Jeanne was left behind, as she refused to ally herself with the Assassins. However, prior to their departure, she had stolen a valuable possession of theirs—a fragment of an Isu artifact she called the "Heart of the Brotherhood". This act would instill a permanent sense of paranoia in Jeanne, as she would dread the Assassins' potential retaliation from then on.<ref name="AC3L"/>

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	However, Jeanne would come to regret the way she had acted, leading her to greet Aveline warmly when the latter returned to Mexico in 1772. Having accepted her daughter for who she was as opposed to her allegiances, Jeanne attempted to explain why she had left all those years ago. She then asked her daughter to retrieve another piece of the Prophecy Disk, so that she could be free from the prying eyes of the Templars.<ref name="AC3L"/>		However, Jeanne would come to regret the way she had acted, leading her to greet Aveline warmly when the latter returned to Mexico in 1772. Having accepted her daughter for who she was as opposed to her allegiances, Jeanne attempted to explain why she had left all those years ago. She then asked her daughter to retrieve another piece of the Prophecy Disk, so that she could be free from the prying eyes of the Templars.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	Aveline agreed and, with the help of Jeanne's map and a [[canoe]], managed to procure the ~~First Civilization~~ artifact, before returning to her mother. When asked to come back to New Orleans, Jeanne refused, as she felt that the city would never be safe for her, and that the community in which she resided needed her more. The two women subsequently said their goodbyes, but promised to stay in contact.<ref name="AC3L"/>		Aveline agreed and, with the help of Jeanne's map and a [[canoe]], managed to procure the Isu artifact, before returning to her mother. When asked to come back to New Orleans, Jeanne refused, as she felt that the city would never be safe for her, and that the community in which she resided needed her more. The two women subsequently said their goodbyes, but promised to stay in contact.<ref name="AC3L"/>

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	'''Jeanne''' (~~{{Wiki\|Floruit\|fl.}}~~ 1725 ~~– 1772~~) was a former [[Slavery\|slave]] and the first, if not legally recognized, wife of the wealthy [[France\|French]] [[Merchants\|merchant]] [[Philippe de Grandpré]], with whom she had a daughter, the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]]. She is an ancestor to "[[Subject 1]]" of the [[Animus Project]].		'''Jeanne''' (born 1725) was a former [[Slavery\|slave]] and the first, if not legally recognized, wife of the wealthy [[France\|French]] [[Merchants\|merchant]] [[Philippe de Grandpré]], with whom she had a daughter, the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]]. She is an ancestor to "[[Subject 1]]" of the [[Animus Project]].

	Captured by slavers at the age of five, Jeanne was sold to a [[Sugar plantations\|plantation owner]] in [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]], where she came into contact with [[François Mackandal]], a revolutionary disruptor and Assassin. Although she was fond of his pupil [[Agaté]], Jeanne soon grew frightened of the Brotherhood's violent ways.		Captured by slavers at the age of five, Jeanne was sold to a [[Sugar plantations\|plantation owner]] in [[Haiti\|Saint-Domingue]], where she came into contact with [[François Mackandal]], a revolutionary disruptor and Assassin. Although she was fond of his pupil [[Agaté]], Jeanne soon grew frightened of the Brotherhood's violent ways.