Lucy Thorne - Revision history

imported>Soranin: I undid it not because it was untrue, but because it is unnecessary and makes the sentence's flow worse. If you want to add it, you'll have to rewrite it.

2025-06-21T02:28:00Z

I undid it not because it was untrue, but because it is unnecessary and makes the sentence's flow worse. If you want to add it, you'll have to rewrite it.

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	Welcoming her nemesis into the chapel, Lucy questioned Evie on the Shroud's location, but received no answer, prompting her to turn her back on the Assassin and return her attention to the books on the altar. At this, Evie, who had only pretended to be captured, leapt forward, brandishing her cane-sword. Lucy grabbed a nearby candlestick and swung it at the Assassin in an attempt to defend herself, but Evie dodged the strike and plunged her sword into the Templar's shoulder from behind, piercing her lung and fatally wounding her.<ref name="A Thorne in the Side"/>		Welcoming her nemesis into the chapel, Lucy questioned Evie on the Shroud's location, but received no answer, prompting her to turn her back on the Assassin and return her attention to the books on the altar. At this, Evie, who had only pretended to be captured, leapt forward, brandishing her cane-sword. Lucy grabbed a nearby candlestick and swung it at the Assassin in an attempt to defend herself, but Evie dodged the strike and plunged her sword into the Templar's shoulder from behind, piercing her lung and fatally wounding her.<ref name="A Thorne in the Side"/>

	In her final moments, Lucy berated Evie for her ignorance, claiming the Templars would have used the Shroud to "better the condition of humanity". The Assassin pressed her for more information on the Shroud, but Lucy refused ~~with a blunt "no"~~, taking whatever knowledge she possessed to her grave. Starrick was later informed of her death; ironically, he had been drafting a letter to her that would inform Lucy of the dissolution of their partnership following the Shroud's retrieval, effectively betraying her in the process.<ref name="A Thorne in the Side"/>		In her final moments, Lucy berated Evie for her ignorance, claiming the Templars would have used the Shroud to "better the condition of humanity". The Assassin pressed her for more information on the Shroud, but Lucy refused, taking whatever knowledge she possessed to her grave. Starrick was later informed of her death; ironically, he had been drafting a letter to her that would inform Lucy of the dissolution of their partnership following the Shroud's retrieval, effectively betraying her in the process.<ref name="A Thorne in the Side"/>

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

imported>Agkosent: Undo revision 1138462 by Soranin (talk) This is in fact true. Watch the scene again

2025-06-21T02:18:35Z

Undo revision 1138462 by Soranin (talk) This is in fact true. Watch the scene again

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	Welcoming her nemesis into the chapel, Lucy questioned Evie on the Shroud's location, but received no answer, prompting her to turn her back on the Assassin and return her attention to the books on the altar. At this, Evie, who had only pretended to be captured, leapt forward, brandishing her cane-sword. Lucy grabbed a nearby candlestick and swung it at the Assassin in an attempt to defend herself, but Evie dodged the strike and plunged her sword into the Templar's shoulder from behind, piercing her lung and fatally wounding her.<ref name="A Thorne in the Side"/>		Welcoming her nemesis into the chapel, Lucy questioned Evie on the Shroud's location, but received no answer, prompting her to turn her back on the Assassin and return her attention to the books on the altar. At this, Evie, who had only pretended to be captured, leapt forward, brandishing her cane-sword. Lucy grabbed a nearby candlestick and swung it at the Assassin in an attempt to defend herself, but Evie dodged the strike and plunged her sword into the Templar's shoulder from behind, piercing her lung and fatally wounding her.<ref name="A Thorne in the Side"/>

	In her final moments, Lucy berated Evie for her ignorance, claiming the Templars would have used the Shroud to "better the condition of humanity". The Assassin pressed her for more information on the Shroud, but Lucy refused, taking whatever knowledge she possessed to her grave. Starrick was later informed of her death; ironically, he had been drafting a letter to her that would inform Lucy of the dissolution of their partnership following the Shroud's retrieval, effectively betraying her in the process.<ref name="A Thorne in the Side"/>		In her final moments, Lucy berated Evie for her ignorance, claiming the Templars would have used the Shroud to "better the condition of humanity". The Assassin pressed her for more information on the Shroud, but Lucy refused with a blunt "no", taking whatever knowledge she possessed to her grave. Starrick was later informed of her death; ironically, he had been drafting a letter to her that would inform Lucy of the dissolution of their partnership following the Shroud's retrieval, effectively betraying her in the process.<ref name="A Thorne in the Side"/>

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

imported>Soranin: Reverted edit by Agkosent (talk) to last revision by Gener4l Cl4ank4

2025-06-20T15:58:01Z

Reverted edit by Agkosent (talk) to last revision by Gener4l Cl4ank4

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	Welcoming her nemesis into the chapel, Lucy questioned Evie on the Shroud's location, but received no answer, prompting her to turn her back on the Assassin and return her attention to the books on the altar. At this, Evie, who had only pretended to be captured, leapt forward, brandishing her cane-sword. Lucy grabbed a nearby candlestick and swung it at the Assassin in an attempt to defend herself, but Evie dodged the strike and plunged her sword into the Templar's shoulder from behind, piercing her lung and fatally wounding her.<ref name="A Thorne in the Side"/>		Welcoming her nemesis into the chapel, Lucy questioned Evie on the Shroud's location, but received no answer, prompting her to turn her back on the Assassin and return her attention to the books on the altar. At this, Evie, who had only pretended to be captured, leapt forward, brandishing her cane-sword. Lucy grabbed a nearby candlestick and swung it at the Assassin in an attempt to defend herself, but Evie dodged the strike and plunged her sword into the Templar's shoulder from behind, piercing her lung and fatally wounding her.<ref name="A Thorne in the Side"/>

	In her final moments, Lucy berated Evie for her ignorance, claiming the Templars would have used the Shroud to "better the condition of humanity". The Assassin pressed her for more information on the Shroud, but Lucy refused ~~with a blunt "no"~~, taking whatever knowledge she possessed to her grave. Starrick was later informed of her death; ironically, he had been drafting a letter to her that would inform Lucy of the dissolution of their partnership following the Shroud's retrieval, effectively betraying her in the process.<ref name="A Thorne in the Side"/>		In her final moments, Lucy berated Evie for her ignorance, claiming the Templars would have used the Shroud to "better the condition of humanity". The Assassin pressed her for more information on the Shroud, but Lucy refused, taking whatever knowledge she possessed to her grave. Starrick was later informed of her death; ironically, he had been drafting a letter to her that would inform Lucy of the dissolution of their partnership following the Shroud's retrieval, effectively betraying her in the process.<ref name="A Thorne in the Side"/>

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

imported>Agkosent: /* Death */

2025-06-20T15:41:57Z

Death

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	Welcoming her nemesis into the chapel, Lucy questioned Evie on the Shroud's location, but received no answer, prompting her to turn her back on the Assassin and return her attention to the books on the altar. At this, Evie, who had only pretended to be captured, leapt forward, brandishing her cane-sword. Lucy grabbed a nearby candlestick and swung it at the Assassin in an attempt to defend herself, but Evie dodged the strike and plunged her sword into the Templar's shoulder from behind, piercing her lung and fatally wounding her.<ref name="A Thorne in the Side"/>		Welcoming her nemesis into the chapel, Lucy questioned Evie on the Shroud's location, but received no answer, prompting her to turn her back on the Assassin and return her attention to the books on the altar. At this, Evie, who had only pretended to be captured, leapt forward, brandishing her cane-sword. Lucy grabbed a nearby candlestick and swung it at the Assassin in an attempt to defend herself, but Evie dodged the strike and plunged her sword into the Templar's shoulder from behind, piercing her lung and fatally wounding her.<ref name="A Thorne in the Side"/>

	In her final moments, Lucy berated Evie for her ignorance, claiming the Templars would have used the Shroud to "better the condition of humanity". The Assassin pressed her for more information on the Shroud, but Lucy refused, taking whatever knowledge she possessed to her grave. Starrick was later informed of her death; ironically, he had been drafting a letter to her that would inform Lucy of the dissolution of their partnership following the Shroud's retrieval, effectively betraying her in the process.<ref name="A Thorne in the Side"/>		In her final moments, Lucy berated Evie for her ignorance, claiming the Templars would have used the Shroud to "better the condition of humanity". The Assassin pressed her for more information on the Shroud, but Lucy refused with a blunt "no", taking whatever knowledge she possessed to her grave. Starrick was later informed of her death; ironically, he had been drafting a letter to her that would inform Lucy of the dissolution of their partnership following the Shroud's retrieval, effectively betraying her in the process.<ref name="A Thorne in the Side"/>

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

imported>Gener4l Cl4ank4 at 18:23, 22 May 2025

2025-05-22T18:23:29Z

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	Lucy was also prone to boast about the cruel deaths she would deliver the Frye twins, claiming she would have Evie hanged and then flay Jacob as he came to save her. Especially in the aftermath of Pearl's death, Lucy advocated harsh retaliation against the Assassins, indicating that she had cared for her fellow Templar.<ref name="ACS"/>		Lucy was also prone to boast about the cruel deaths she would deliver the Frye twins, claiming she would have Evie hanged and then flay Jacob as he came to save her. Especially in the aftermath of Pearl's death, Lucy advocated harsh retaliation against the Assassins, indicating that she had cared for her fellow Templar.<ref name="ACS"/>

	===~~Equipment~~ and ~~skills~~===		===Skills and equipment===
	{{Quote\|We fought. I thought I had her beaten, but she is not a woman who gives up easily. I misjudged her strength.\|Evie reflecting on her fight with Lucy, 1868.\|Evie's notebook}}		{{Quote\|We fought. I thought I had her beaten, but she is not a woman who gives up easily. I misjudged her strength.\|Evie reflecting on her fight with Lucy, 1868.\|Evie's notebook}}
	[[File:ACS A Room with a View 10.png\|thumb\|250px\|Lucy attacking Evie]]		[[File:ACS A Room with a View 10.png\|thumb\|250px\|Lucy attacking Evie]]

imported>ReverieBot: /* Personality and traits */Changing heading, replaced: ==Personality and characteristics== → ==Personality and traits==

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	In her final moments, Lucy berated Evie for her ignorance, claiming the Templars would have used the Shroud to "better the condition of humanity". The Assassin pressed her for more information on the Shroud, but Lucy refused, taking whatever knowledge she possessed to her grave. Starrick was later informed of her death; ironically, he had been drafting a letter to her that would inform Lucy of the dissolution of their partnership following the Shroud's retrieval, effectively betraying her in the process.<ref name="ACS"/>		In her final moments, Lucy berated Evie for her ignorance, claiming the Templars would have used the Shroud to "better the condition of humanity". The Assassin pressed her for more information on the Shroud, but Lucy refused, taking whatever knowledge she possessed to her grave. Starrick was later informed of her death; ironically, he had been drafting a letter to her that would inform Lucy of the dissolution of their partnership following the Shroud's retrieval, effectively betraying her in the process.<ref name="ACS"/>

	==Personality and ~~characteristics~~==		==Personality and traits==
	{{Dialogue\|Lucy\|Pearl would not want justice. Pearl would want vengeance!\|Starrick\|Your passion is most welcome, Ms. Thorne.\|Lucy declaring her intent to take revenge on the Frye twins for Pearl's assassination, 1868.\|End of the Line}}		{{Dialogue\|Lucy\|Pearl would not want justice. Pearl would want vengeance!\|Starrick\|Your passion is most welcome, Ms. Thorne.\|Lucy declaring her intent to take revenge on the Frye twins for Pearl's assassination, 1868.\|End of the Line}}
	In spite of her education in the necessary qualities of a proper lady, Lucy, in many ways, defied societal expectations. Determined to follow her interests and succeed on her own, she refused to marry, instead devoting time and money to intellectual pursuits. Once she was part of the Order, Lucy expanded her range of knowledge even further through studying the Pieces of Eden, which she fervently believed could help the Templars improve society according to their ideals.<ref name="ACS"/>		In spite of her education in the necessary qualities of a proper lady, Lucy, in many ways, defied societal expectations. Determined to follow her interests and succeed on her own, she refused to marry, instead devoting time and money to intellectual pursuits. Once she was part of the Order, Lucy expanded her range of knowledge even further through studying the Pieces of Eden, which she fervently believed could help the Templars improve society according to their ideals.<ref name="ACS"/>

imported>ReverieBot: /* References */Category overhaul, removed: Category:Nobility

2023-05-17T11:13:45Z

References: Category overhaul, removed: Category:Nobility

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	[[Category:British Templars]]		[[Category:British Templars]]
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imported>Zone of Endless: moving Category:Templar Order members to Category:Templars, requested by Sol Pacificus

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moving Category:Templar Order members to Category:Templars, requested by Sol Pacificus

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imported>Soranin at 18:02, 18 April 2021

2021-04-18T18:02:41Z

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