Johannes Metzger - Revision history

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	[[File:ACUDB - The Red Ghost of the Tuileries.png\|thumb\|250px\|An oil painting depicting Johannes Metzger]]		[[File:ACUDB - The Red Ghost of the Tuileries.png\|thumb\|250px\|An oil painting depicting Johannes Metzger]]
	'''Johannes Metzger''', also known as '''Jean l'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''		'''Johannes Metzger''' (died 1561), also known as '''Jean l'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Living on the site of the future [[Tuileries Palace]], Metzger was forced from his home and shop by [[Catherine de' Medici]] when construction began. Metzger refused and was eventually arrested and executed. Moments before his death, he swore that he would return to exact revenge on the future palace's occupants.		Living on the site of the future [[Tuileries Palace]], Metzger was forced from his home and shop by [[Catherine de' Medici]] when construction began. Metzger refused and was eventually arrested and executed. Moments before his death, he swore that he would return to exact revenge on the future palace's occupants.<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[Database: The Red Ghost of the Tuileries]]</ref>

	Soon after his death, supernatural appearances and disturbances around the palace were attributed to Metzger's vengeful spirit, known throughout the palace as the Red Ghost. In 1789, after arriving from her previous home at the [[Palace of Versailles]], [[Marie Antoinette]] even asked a magician to protect her from the apparition.		Soon after his death, supernatural appearances and disturbances around the palace were attributed to Metzger's vengeful spirit, known throughout the palace as the Red Ghost. In 1789, after arriving from her previous home at the [[Palace of Versailles]], [[Marie Antoinette]] even asked a magician to protect her from the apparition.<ref name="Database" />

	In the following years, as the [[French Revolution]] raged, the legend of the Red Ghost intensified, and apparently chose Director of Finance [[Gabriel Beaudoin]] as its next target. Believing his office to be haunted, Beaudoin was eventually driven into suicidal madness; however, he had secretly been manipulated by [[Hervé LeGall]], his assistant and a distant descendant of Metzger himself. LeGall had planned to fill Beaudoin's position after his superior's death, but this scheme was foiled by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Arno Dorian]].		In the following years, as the [[French Revolution]] raged, the legend of the Red Ghost intensified, and apparently chose Director of Finance [[Gabriel Beaudoin]] as its next target. Believing his office to be haunted, Beaudoin was eventually driven into suicidal madness; however, he had secretly been manipulated by [[Hervé LeGall]], his assistant and a distant descendant of Metzger himself. LeGall had planned to fill Beaudoin's position after his superior's death, but this scheme was foiled by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Arno Dorian]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[The Red Ghost of the Tuileries]]</ref>

	After [[Napoleon Bonaparte]] took up residence at the Tuileries, he reported meeting the Red Ghost, who told him, "You shall be happy up until your forty-fifth year. My task is to protect you. Thereafter, I shall abandon you." Sure enough, in 1814, forty-five years after Napoleon's birth, the commander was defeated and exiled to Elba.		After [[Napoleon Bonaparte]] took up residence at the Tuileries, he reported meeting the Red Ghost, who told him, "You shall be happy up until your forty-fifth year. My task is to protect you. Thereafter, I shall abandon you."<ref name="Database" /> Sure enough, in 1814, forty-five years after Napoleon's birth, the commander was defeated and exiled to Elba.<ref>{{WP\|Napoleon Bonaparte}}</ref>

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	After [[Napoleon Bonaparte]] took up residence at the Tuileries, he reported meeting the Red Ghost, who told him, "You shall be happy up until your forty-fifth year. My task is to protect you. Thereafter, I shall abandon you." Sure enough, in 1814, forty-five years after Napoleon's birth, the commander was defeated and exiled to Elba.		After [[Napoleon Bonaparte]] took up residence at the Tuileries, he reported meeting the Red Ghost, who told him, "You shall be happy up until your forty-fifth year. My task is to protect you. Thereafter, I shall abandon you." Sure enough, in 1814, forty-five years after Napoleon's birth, the commander was defeated and exiled to Elba.

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' {{Mdat}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' {{Mdat}}

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	'''Johannes Metzger''', also known as '''Jean l'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''		'''Johannes Metzger''', also known as '''Jean l'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''

			==Biography==
	Living on the site of the future [[Tuileries Palace]], Metzger was forced from his home and shop by [[Catherine de' Medici]] when construction began. Metzger refused and was eventually arrested and executed. Moments before his death, he swore that he would return to exact revenge on the future palace's occupants.		Living on the site of the future [[Tuileries Palace]], Metzger was forced from his home and shop by [[Catherine de' Medici]] when construction began. Metzger refused and was eventually arrested and executed. Moments before his death, he swore that he would return to exact revenge on the future palace's occupants.

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	After [[Napoleon Bonaparte]] took up residence at the Tuileries, he reported meeting the Red Ghost, who told him, "You shall be happy up until your forty-fifth year. My task is to protect you. Thereafter, I shall abandon you." Sure enough, in 1814, forty-five years after Napoleon's birth, the commander was defeated and exiled to Elba.		After [[Napoleon Bonaparte]] took up residence at the Tuileries, he reported meeting the Red Ghost, who told him, "You shall be happy up until your forty-fifth year. My task is to protect you. Thereafter, I shall abandon you." Sure enough, in 1814, forty-five years after Napoleon's birth, the commander was defeated and exiled to Elba.

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			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' {{Mdat}}

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	'''Johannes Metzger''', also known as '''Jean l'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''		'''Johannes Metzger''', also known as '''Jean l'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''

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	'''Johannes Metzger''', also known as '''Jean l'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''		'''Johannes Metzger''', also known as '''Jean l'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''

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	'''Johannes Metzger''', also known as '''Jean l'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''		'''Johannes Metzger''', also known as '''Jean l'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''

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	'''Johannes Metzger''', also known as '''Jean L'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''		'''Johannes Metzger''', also known as '''Jean l'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''

	Living on the site of the future [[Tuileries Palace]], Metzger was forced from his home and shop by [[Catherine de' Medici]] when construction began. Metzger refused and was eventually arrested and executed. Moments before his death, he swore that he would return to exact revenge on the future palace's occupants.		Living on the site of the future [[Tuileries Palace]], Metzger was forced from his home and shop by [[Catherine de' Medici]] when construction began. Metzger refused and was eventually arrested and executed. Moments before his death, he swore that he would return to exact revenge on the future palace's occupants.

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	'''Johannes Metzger''', also known as '''Jean L'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''		'''Johannes Metzger''', also known as '''Jean L'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''

	Living on the site of the future [[Tuileries Palace]], Metzger was forced from his home and shop by [[Catherine de'Medici]] when construction began. Metzger refused and was eventually arrested and executed. Moments before his death, he swore that he would return to exact revenge on the future palace's occupants.		Living on the site of the future [[Tuileries Palace]], Metzger was forced from his home and shop by [[Catherine de' Medici]] when construction began. Metzger refused and was eventually arrested and executed. Moments before his death, he swore that he would return to exact revenge on the future palace's occupants.

	Soon after his death, supernatural appearances and disturbances around the palace were attributed to Metzger's vengeful spirit, known throughout the palace as the Red Ghost. In 1789, after arriving from her previous home at the [[Palace of Versailles]], [[Marie Antoinette]] even asked a magician to protect her from the apparition.		Soon after his death, supernatural appearances and disturbances around the palace were attributed to Metzger's vengeful spirit, known throughout the palace as the Red Ghost. In 1789, after arriving from her previous home at the [[Palace of Versailles]], [[Marie Antoinette]] even asked a magician to protect her from the apparition.

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	Soon after his death, supernatural appearances and disturbances around the palace were attributed to Metzger's vengeful spirit, known throughout the palace as the Red Ghost. In 1789, after arriving from her previous home at the [[Palace of Versailles]], [[Marie Antoinette]] even asked a magician to protect her from the apparition.		Soon after his death, supernatural appearances and disturbances around the palace were attributed to Metzger's vengeful spirit, known throughout the palace as the Red Ghost. In 1789, after arriving from her previous home at the [[Palace of Versailles]], [[Marie Antoinette]] even asked a magician to protect her from the apparition.

	In the following years, as the [[French Revolution]] raged, the legend of the Red Ghost intensified, and apparently chose Director of Finance [[Gabriel Beaudoin]] as its next target. Believing his office to be haunted, Beaudoin was eventually driven into suicidal madness; however, he had secretly been manipulated by [[~~Herve~~ LeGall]], his assistant and a distant descendant of Metzger himself. LeGall had planned to fill Beaudoin's position after his superior's death, but this scheme was foiled by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Arno Dorian]].		In the following years, as the [[French Revolution]] raged, the legend of the Red Ghost intensified, and apparently chose Director of Finance [[Gabriel Beaudoin]] as its next target. Believing his office to be haunted, Beaudoin was eventually driven into suicidal madness; however, he had secretly been manipulated by [[Hervé LeGall]], his assistant and a distant descendant of Metzger himself. LeGall had planned to fill Beaudoin's position after his superior's death, but this scheme was foiled by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Arno Dorian]].

	After [[Napoleon Bonaparte]] took up residence at the Tuileries, he reported meeting the Red Ghost, who told him, "You shall be happy up until your forty-fifth year. My task is to protect you. Thereafter, I shall abandon you." Sure enough, in 1814, forty-five years after Napoleon's birth, the commander was defeated and exiled to Elba.		After [[Napoleon Bonaparte]] took up residence at the Tuileries, he reported meeting the Red Ghost, who told him, "You shall be happy up until your forty-fifth year. My task is to protect you. Thereafter, I shall abandon you." Sure enough, in 1814, forty-five years after Napoleon's birth, the commander was defeated and exiled to Elba.

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	'''Johannes Metzger''', also known as '''Jean l'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''		'''Johannes Metzger''', also known as '''Jean l'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''

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	'''Johannes Metzger''', also known as '''Jean l'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''		'''Johannes Metzger''', also known as '''Jean l'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''

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	'''Johannes Metzger''', also known as '''Jean l'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''		'''Johannes Metzger''', also known as '''Jean l'Ecorcheur''' to his fellow Parisians, was a [[Germany\|German]] butcher living in [[Paris]], [[France]] until his death in 1561. After his execution, his spirit came to be known as the '''Red Ghost of the Tuileries.'''