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	{{Character Infobox		{{Character Infobox
	\| image = ~~[[File:~~Samuel Parris issue 2.png]]		\| image = Samuel Parris issue 2.png
	\| birth = 1653<br>[[London]], [[England]]		\| birth = 1653<br>[[London]], [[England]]
	\| death = 27 February 1720 {{c\|aged 66–67}}<br>{{Wiki\|Sudbury, Massachusetts\|Sudbury}}, [[Massachusetts]], [[United States\|British America]]		\| death = 27 February 1720 {{c\|aged 66–67}}<br>{{Wiki\|Sudbury, Massachusetts\|Sudbury}}, [[Massachusetts]], [[United States\|British America]]
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	In June 1692, Parris and Stoughton discovered that the [[Assassins]] [[Thomas Stoddard\|Tom Stoddard]] and [[Jennifer Querry]] had come to Salem to search for a Precursor artifact. When Stoughton suggested manipulating the Salem townsfolk into going after the Assassins, Parris objected to the plan, but was ultimately overruled by his fellow Templar.<ref name="ACComics #02" />		In June 1692, Parris and Stoughton discovered that the [[Assassins]] [[Thomas Stoddard\|Tom Stoddard]] and [[Jennifer Querry]] had come to Salem to search for a Precursor artifact. When Stoughton suggested manipulating the Salem townsfolk into going after the Assassins, Parris objected to the plan, but was ultimately overruled by his fellow Templar.<ref name="ACComics #02" />

	Parris reluctantly aided Stoughton's hunt for the Assassins and they eventually captured them before taking them to a dungeon to be tortured for information. After Stoughton threatened to hurt the mute boy [[David (Salem)\|David]], who had been rescued from the Templars' captivity by the Assassins, a worried Querry offered to give them information but was interrupted by the Precursor [[Consus]] suddenly possessing [[Dorothy Osborne]]. This distracted the Templars, allowing Stoddard and Querry to escape, though the latter was promptly shot dead by Stoughton.<ref name=":0" />		Parris reluctantly aided Stoughton's hunt for the Assassins and they eventually captured them before taking them to a dungeon to be tortured for information. After Stoughton threatened to hurt the mute boy [[David (Salem)\|David]], who had been rescued from the Templars' captivity by the Assassins, a worried Querry offered to give them information but was interrupted by the Precursor [[Consus]] suddenly possessing [[Dorothy Osborne]]. This distracted the Templars, allowing Stoddard and Querry to escape, though the latter was promptly shot dead by Stoughton.<ref name="Issue 4">''Assassin's Creed'' – [[Assassin's Creed 4 (issue)\|Issue #4]]</ref>

	After Stoddard was also shot and incapacitated, a guilty Dorothy, blaming herself for the situation, committed suicide by walking into a fire. Angered by the loss of his "oracle", Stoughton threatened to kill Stoddard and experiment on other captive women to create a new oracle. Upon hearing this, Parris, having had enough of his fellow Templar's violent ways, shot him in the shoulder.<ref name=":0" />		After Stoddard was also shot and incapacitated, a guilty Dorothy, blaming herself for the situation, committed suicide by walking into a fire. Angered by the loss of his "oracle", Stoughton threatened to kill Stoddard and experiment on other captive women to create a new oracle. Upon hearing this, Parris, having had enough of his fellow Templar's violent ways, shot him in the shoulder.<ref name="Issue 4" />

	Parris then turned his [[Flintlock Pistol\|pistol]] to Stoddard, intending to kill him so that there would be no witnesses to "this horror". However, the Assassin was able to convince him to stand down by quoting a line from [[Dante Alighieri]]'s poem ''{{Wiki\|Inferno (Dante)\|Inferno}}'', and asked that he honor Dorothy's death. Parris then gave Stoddard the keys to the cells where the women accused of witchcraft were being held, so that he could free them, and allowed the Assassin to leave alongside David. Before Stoddard left, Parris told him that not all Templars should be judged the same, to which the Assassin agreed, claiming everyone could be misguided at times.<ref name="~~:0">''Assassin's Creed'' – [[Assassin's Creed 4 (issue)\|~~Issue #4~~]]<~~/~~ref~~>		Parris then turned his [[Flintlock Pistol\|pistol]] to Stoddard, intending to kill him so that there would be no witnesses to "this horror". However, the Assassin was able to convince him to stand down by quoting a line from [[Dante Alighieri]]'s poem ''{{Wiki\|Inferno (Dante)\|Inferno}}'', and asked that he honor Dorothy's death. Parris then gave Stoddard the keys to the cells where the women accused of witchcraft were being held, so that he could free them, and allowed the Assassin to leave alongside David. Before Stoddard left, Parris told him that not all Templars should be judged the same, to which the Assassin agreed, claiming everyone could be misguided at times.<ref name="Issue 4" />

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			AC - William Stoughton and Samuel Parris.png\|Parris with Stoughton
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	After Stoddard was also shot and incapacitated, a guilty Dorothy, blaming herself for the situation, committed suicide by walking into a fire. Angered by the loss of his "oracle", Stoughton threatened to kill Stoddard and experiment on other captive women to create a new oracle. Upon hearing this, Parris, having had enough of his fellow Templar's violent ways, shot him in the shoulder.<ref name=":0" />		After Stoddard was also shot and incapacitated, a guilty Dorothy, blaming herself for the situation, committed suicide by walking into a fire. Angered by the loss of his "oracle", Stoughton threatened to kill Stoddard and experiment on other captive women to create a new oracle. Upon hearing this, Parris, having had enough of his fellow Templar's violent ways, shot him in the shoulder.<ref name=":0" />

	Parris then turned his [[Flintlock Pistol\|pistol]] to Stoddard, intending to kill him so that there would be no witnesses to "this horror". However, the Assassin was able to convince him to stand down by quoting a line from [[Dante Alighieri]]'s poem ''{{Wiki\|Inferno (Dante)\|Inferno}}'', and asked that he honor Dorothy's death. Parris then gave Stoddard the keys to the cells where the women accused of witchcraft were being held, so that he could free them, and allowed the Assassin to leave alongside David. Before Stoddard left, Parris told him that not all Templars should be judged the same, to which the Assassin agreed, claiming everyone could be misguided at times.<ref name=":0">''Assassin's Creed'' – [[Assassin's Creed 4\|Issue #4]]</ref>		Parris then turned his [[Flintlock Pistol\|pistol]] to Stoddard, intending to kill him so that there would be no witnesses to "this horror". However, the Assassin was able to convince him to stand down by quoting a line from [[Dante Alighieri]]'s poem ''{{Wiki\|Inferno (Dante)\|Inferno}}'', and asked that he honor Dorothy's death. Parris then gave Stoddard the keys to the cells where the women accused of witchcraft were being held, so that he could free them, and allowed the Assassin to leave alongside David. Before Stoddard left, Parris told him that not all Templars should be judged the same, to which the Assassin agreed, claiming everyone could be misguided at times.<ref name=":0">''Assassin's Creed'' – [[Assassin's Creed 4 (issue)\|Issue #4]]</ref>

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==

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	In June 1692, Parris and Stoughton discovered that the [[Assassins]] [[Thomas Stoddard\|Tom Stoddard]] and [[Jennifer Querry]] had come to Salem to search for a Precursor artifact. When Stoughton suggested manipulating the Salem townsfolk into going after the Assassins, Parris objected to the plan, but was ultimately overruled by his fellow Templar.<ref name="ACComics #02" />		In June 1692, Parris and Stoughton discovered that the [[Assassins]] [[Thomas Stoddard\|Tom Stoddard]] and [[Jennifer Querry]] had come to Salem to search for a Precursor artifact. When Stoughton suggested manipulating the Salem townsfolk into going after the Assassins, Parris objected to the plan, but was ultimately overruled by his fellow Templar.<ref name="ACComics #02" />

	Parris reluctantly aided Stoughton's hunt for the Assassins and they eventually captured them before taking them to a dungeon to be tortured for information. After Stoughton threatened to hurt the mute boy [[David (Salem)\|David]], who had been rescued from the Templars' captivity by the Assassins, a worried ~~[[Dorothy Osborne]]~~ offered to give them information ~~when~~ the Precursor [[Consus]] suddenly ~~possessed her~~. This distracted the Templars, allowing Stoddard and Querry to escape, though the latter was promptly shot dead by Stoughton.<ref name=":0" />		Parris reluctantly aided Stoughton's hunt for the Assassins and they eventually captured them before taking them to a dungeon to be tortured for information. After Stoughton threatened to hurt the mute boy [[David (Salem)\|David]], who had been rescued from the Templars' captivity by the Assassins, a worried Querry offered to give them information but was interrupted by the Precursor [[Consus]] suddenly possessing [[Dorothy Osborne]]. This distracted the Templars, allowing Stoddard and Querry to escape, though the latter was promptly shot dead by Stoughton.<ref name=":0" />

	After Stoddard was also shot and incapacitated, a guilty Dorothy, blaming herself for the situation, committed suicide by walking into a fire. Angered by the loss of his "oracle", Stoughton threatened to kill Stoddard and experiment on other captive women to create a new oracle. Upon hearing this, Parris, having had enough of his fellow Templar's violent ways, shot him in the shoulder.<ref name=":0" />		After Stoddard was also shot and incapacitated, a guilty Dorothy, blaming herself for the situation, committed suicide by walking into a fire. Angered by the loss of his "oracle", Stoughton threatened to kill Stoddard and experiment on other captive women to create a new oracle. Upon hearing this, Parris, having had enough of his fellow Templar's violent ways, shot him in the shoulder.<ref name=":0" />

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	'''Samuel Parris''' (1653 – ~~27 February~~ 1720) was a Puritan minister in [[Salem]] and a member of the [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Rite]] of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. He played an important role in the [[Salem witch trials\|witch trials]] that took place in the town from 1692 to 1693 as an accuser of witches.<ref name="ACComics #02">''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 2 (issue)\|Issue #2]]</ref>		'''Samuel Parris''' (1653 – 1720) was a Puritan minister in [[Salem]] and a member of the [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Rite]] of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. He played an important role in the [[Salem witch trials\|witch trials]] that took place in the town from 1692 to 1693 as an accuser of witches.<ref name="ACComics #02">''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 2 (issue)\|Issue #2]]</ref>

	==Biography==		==Biography==

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	{{Character Infobox		{{Character Infobox
	\| image = [[File:Samuel Parris issue 2.png]]		\| image = [[File:Samuel Parris issue 2.png]]
	\| birth = 1653		\| birth = 1653<br>[[London]], [[England]]
	\| death = 27 February 1720		\| death = 27 February 1720 {{c\|aged 66–67}}<br>{{Wiki\|Sudbury, Massachusetts\|Sudbury}}, [[Massachusetts]], [[United States\|British America]]
	\| species = [[Human]]		\| species = [[Human]]
	\| affiliates = [[Templars]]		\| affiliates = [[Templars]]
	*[[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Rite]]		*[[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Rite]]
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	'''Samuel Parris''' (1653 – 27 February 1720) was a Puritan minister in [[Salem]] and a member of the [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Rite]] of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. He played an important ~~part~~ in the [[Salem witch trials\|witch trials]] in the town from 1692 to 1693 as an accuser of witches.<ref name="ACComics #02">''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 2 (issue)\|Issue #2]]</ref>		'''Samuel Parris''' (1653 – 27 February 1720) was a Puritan minister in [[Salem]] and a member of the [[British Rite of the Templar Order\|British Rite]] of the [[Templars\|Templar Order]]. He played an important role in the [[Salem witch trials\|witch trials]] that took place in the town from 1692 to 1693 as an accuser of witches.<ref name="ACComics #02">''[[Assassin's Creed (Titan Comics)\|Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[Assassin's Creed 2 (issue)\|Issue #2]]</ref>

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	Originally a plantation owner in [[Barbados]], Parris joined the Templar Order at some point and accepted the position of village minister in Salem. Though they did not see eye to eye, Parris worked closely with [[William Stoughton]] in their hunt for [[Pieces of Eden]]. Having discovered that the [[Assassins]] [[Thomas Stoddard\|Tom Stoddard]] and [[Jennifer Querry]] had come to Salem to hunt for the precursor artifact, Parris objected to Stoughton's idea to use Salem townsfolk and the Assassins' deaths for their cause.<ref name="ACComics #02" />		Originally a plantation owner in [[Barbados]], Parris joined the Templar Order at some point prior to 1692 and accepted the position of village minister in Salem. Though they did not see eye to eye, Parris worked closely with [[William Stoughton]] in their hunt for [[Piece of Eden\|Pieces of Eden]].<ref name="ACComics #02" />

	He aided Stoughton's hunt for the Assassins and they eventually captured them ~~as Stoughton~~ tortured ~~them~~ for information. ~~However, after~~ Stoughton ~~revealed that he was going~~ to ~~experiment on~~ the ~~captured women to replicate~~ the ~~precursor oracle~~ [[Dorothy Osborne]], the oracle ~~killed herself~~, ~~much to~~ Stoughton~~'s dismay. The Templar~~ threatened to kill Stoddard ~~when Samuel~~ Parris ~~interfered and~~ shot ~~Stoughton~~ in ~~both shoulders~~. He then turned his pistol on Stoddard, ~~declaring~~ that ~~he'll leave~~ no witnesses to this horror. However, the Assassin was able to convince him to stand down by quoting a line from [[Dante Alighieri]]'s poem ''{{Wiki\|Inferno (Dante)\|Inferno}}'' and asked that he honor ~~Osborne~~'s death. Parris then gave Stoddard the keys to the cells so he ~~would take the accused women~~ and the ~~mute boy named [[~~David ~~(Salem)\|David]] to freedom~~, ~~and reminded~~ that not all Templars should be judged the same.<ref>''Assassin's Creed'' – [[Assassin's Creed 4\|Issue #4]]</ref>		In June 1692, Parris and Stoughton discovered that the [[Assassins]] [[Thomas Stoddard\|Tom Stoddard]] and [[Jennifer Querry]] had come to Salem to search for a Precursor artifact. When Stoughton suggested manipulating the Salem townsfolk into going after the Assassins, Parris objected to the plan, but was ultimately overruled by his fellow Templar.<ref name="ACComics #02" />

			Parris reluctantly aided Stoughton's hunt for the Assassins and they eventually captured them before taking them to a dungeon to be tortured for information. After Stoughton threatened to hurt the mute boy [[David (Salem)\|David]], who had been rescued from the Templars' captivity by the Assassins, a worried [[Dorothy Osborne]] offered to give them information when the Precursor [[Consus]] suddenly possessed her. This distracted the Templars, allowing Stoddard and Querry to escape, though the latter was promptly shot dead by Stoughton.<ref name=":0" />

			After Stoddard was also shot and incapacitated, a guilty Dorothy, blaming herself for the situation, committed suicide by walking into a fire. Angered by the loss of his "oracle", Stoughton threatened to kill Stoddard and experiment on other captive women to create a new oracle. Upon hearing this, Parris, having had enough of his fellow Templar's violent ways, shot him in the shoulder.<ref name=":0" />

			Parris then turned his [[Flintlock Pistol\|pistol]] to Stoddard, intending to kill him so that there would be no witnesses to "this horror". However, the Assassin was able to convince him to stand down by quoting a line from [[Dante Alighieri]]'s poem ''{{Wiki\|Inferno (Dante)\|Inferno}}'', and asked that he honor Dorothy's death. Parris then gave Stoddard the keys to the cells where the women accused of witchcraft were being held, so that he could free them, and allowed the Assassin to leave alongside David. Before Stoddard left, Parris told him that not all Templars should be judged the same, to which the Assassin agreed, claiming everyone could be misguided at times.<ref name=":0">''Assassin's Creed'' – [[Assassin's Creed 4\|Issue #4]]</ref>

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==

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	\| birth = 1653		\| birth = 1653
	\| death = 27 February ~~1710~~		\| death = 27 February 1720
	\| species = [[Human]]		\| species = [[Human]]
	\| affiliates = [[Templars]]		\| affiliates = [[Templars]]