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	*Don't let [[Élise de la Serre\|Élise]] get detected.		*Don't let [[Élise de la Serre\|Élise]] get detected.
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	{{Youmay\|the memory of [[Arno Dorian]]\|the [[Cult of the Supreme Being\|state religion]]}}		{{Youmay\|the memory of [[Arno Dorian]]\|the [[Cult of the Supreme Being\|state religion]]}}
	{{Memory Infobox		{{Memory Infobox
	\|name=The Supreme Being~~<nowiki>No wiki formatting</nowiki>~~		\|name=The Supreme Being
	\|image=ACU The Supreme Being 9.png		\|image=ACU The Supreme Being 9.png
	\|description=''[[Maximilien de Robespierre\|Robespierre]] is the last link to [[François-Thomas Germain\|Germain]]. Discredit him, render him vulnerable, and you may draw out the [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]].''		\|description=''[[Maximilien de Robespierre\|Robespierre]] is the last link to [[François-Thomas Germain\|Germain]]. Discredit him, render him vulnerable, and you may draw out the [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]].''
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	\|previous=[[The Bastille (Server Bridge)\|The Bastille]]		\|previous=[[The Bastille (Server Bridge)\|The Bastille]]
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	\|location=[[Paris]], [[France\|French Republic]]		\|location=[[Paris]], [[France\|French Republic]]
	\|date=8 June 1794}}		\|date=8 June 1794}}
	'''The Supreme Being''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Arno Dorian]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]], relived by a [[Helix ~~initiate~~]] through the [[Helix\|Helix Navigator]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''</ref>		'''The Supreme Being''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Arno Dorian]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]], relived by the [[Helix Initiate]] in 2014 through the [[Helix\|Helix Navigator]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''</ref>

	==Description==		==Description==

imported>Darman36 at 14:30, 11 June 2024

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	Arno and Élise met near the [[Champ de Mars]], where festivities were under way and people carried flowers.		Arno and Élise met near the [[Champ de Mars]], where festivities were under way and people carried flowers.
	*'''Arno:''' ''What's all this?''		*'''Arno:''' ''What's all this?''
	*'''Élise:''' ''Robespierre. He's declared today a "Festival of the Supreme Being." A paean to the virtue of the [[France\|Nation]] and the citizen's duty toward it.''		*'''Élise:''' ''Robespierre. He's declared today a "[[Festival of the Supreme Being]]." A paean to the virtue of the [[France\|Nation]] and the citizen's duty toward it.''
	*'''Arno:''' ''Why does that sound familiar?''		*'''Arno:''' ''Why does that sound familiar?''
	*'''Élise:''' ''As far as [[Templars\|Templar]] doctrine goes, it's a loose interpretation.''		*'''Élise:''' ''As far as [[Templars\|Templar]] doctrine goes, it's a loose interpretation.''

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	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''

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	{{Memory Infobox		{{Memory Infobox
	\|image = ACU The Supreme Being 9.png		\| image = ACU The Supreme Being 9.png
	\|description = ''[[Maximilien de Robespierre\|Robespierre]] is the last link to [[François-Thomas Germain\|Germain]]. Discredit him, render him vulnerable, and you may draw out the [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]].''		\| description = ''[[Maximilien de Robespierre\|Robespierre]] is the last link to [[François-Thomas Germain\|Germain]]. Discredit him, render him vulnerable, and you may draw out the [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]].''
	\|appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''		\| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''
	\|type = Main		\| type = Main
	\|fullsync = <small>		\| fullsync = <small>
	*Don't let [[Élise de la Serre\|Élise]] get detected.		*Don't let [[Élise de la Serre\|Élise]] get detected.
	*Alarm bells sabotaged - 1</small>		*Alarm bells sabotaged - 1</small>
	\|previous = [[The Bastille (Server Bridge)\|The Bastille]]		\| previous = [[The Bastille (Server Bridge)\|The Bastille]]
	\|next = [[The Fall of Robespierre]]		\| next = [[The Fall of Robespierre]]
	\|~~ancestor~~ = [[Arno Dorian]]		\| source = [[Arno Dorian]]
	\|location = [[Paris]], [[France\|French Republic]]		\| location = [[Paris]], [[France\|French Republic]]
	\|date = 8 June 1794}}		\| date = 8 June 1794}}
	'''The Supreme Being''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Arno Dorian]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]], relived by a [[Helix initiate]] through the [[Helix\|Helix Navigator]].		'''The Supreme Being''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Arno Dorian]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]], relived by a [[Helix initiate]] through the [[Helix\|Helix Navigator]].

imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 10:30, 22 July 2018

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	{{Memory Infobox		{{Memory Infobox
	\|image = ACU The Supreme Being 9.png		\|image = ACU The Supreme Being 9.png
	\|description = ''[[Maximilien de Robespierre\|Robespierre]] is the last link to [[François-Thomas Germain\|Germain]]. Discredit him, render him vulnerable, and you may draw out the [[Grand Master]].''		\|description = ''[[Maximilien de Robespierre\|Robespierre]] is the last link to [[François-Thomas Germain\|Germain]]. Discredit him, render him vulnerable, and you may draw out the [[Grand Master of the Templar Order\|Grand Master]].''
	\|appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''		\|appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''
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	==Reference==		==Reference==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''

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	{{DEFAULTSORT:Supreme Being, The}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Supreme Being, The}}
	[[Category:Memories of Arno Dorian]]		[[Category:Memories of Arno Dorian]]
	[[Category:Memories relived using the Helix Navigator]]		[[Category:Memories relived using the Helix Navigator]]

imported>Darman36: /* Dialogue */ WP link

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	Arno met with Élise again.		Arno met with Élise again.
	[[File:ACU The Supreme Being 6.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|Arno meeting Élise]]		[[File:ACU The Supreme Being 6.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|Arno meeting Élise]]
	*'''Élise:''' ''Powdered ergot. Causes hallucinations. This will make him look mad. Now we have to make him look dangerous.''		*'''Élise:''' ''Powdered {{Wiki\|ergot}}. Causes hallucinations. This will make him look mad. Now we have to make him look dangerous.''
	*'''Arno:''' ''The list of names.''		*'''Arno:''' ''The list of names.''
	*'''Élise:''' ''It must fall into the right hands. Anonymously. If our involvement gets out, it'll tip Germain off.''		*'''Élise:''' ''It must fall into the right hands. Anonymously. If our involvement gets out, it'll tip Germain off.''

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	*'''Arno:''' ''You coming?''		*'''Arno:''' ''You coming?''
	*'''Élise:''' ''Meet me after. I have my own arrangements to make.''		*'''Élise:''' ''Meet me after. I have my own arrangements to make.''
	*'''Robespierre:''' ''The eternally happy day which the French people consecrates to the Supreme Being has finally arrived. Never has the [[Earth\|world]] he created offered him a sight so worthy of his eyes. He has seen tyranny, crime, and deception reign on earth. At this moment, he sees an entire nation, at war with all the oppressors of the [[~~Humans\|~~human ~~race~~]], suspend its heroic efforts in order to raise its thoughts and vows to the Great Being who gave it the mission to undertake these efforts and the strength to execute them. Did not his immortal hand, by engraving in the hearts of men the code of justice and equality, write there the death sentence of tyrants? Did not his voice, at the very beginning of time, decree the republic, making liberty, good faith, and justice the order of the day for all centuries and for all peoples? He did not create kings to devour the human species. Neither did he create priests to harness us like brute beasts to the carriages of kings, and to give the world the example of baseness, pride, perfidy, avarice, debauchery, and falsehood to the world. But he created the universe to celebrate his power; he created men to help and to love one another, and to attain happiness through the path of virtue. The Author of Nature linked all mortals together in an immense chain of love and happiness. Perish the tyrants who have dared to break it! Frenchmen, Republicans, it is up to you to cleanse the earth they have sullied and to restore the justice they have banished from it. Liberty and virtue issued together from the breast of the Supreme Being. One cannot reside among men without the other. Generous people, do you want to triumph over all your enemies? Practice justice and render to the Supreme Being the only form of worship worthy of him. People, let us surrender ourselves today, under his auspices, to the just ecstasy of pure joy. Tomorrow, we shall again combat vices and tyrants; we shall give the world an example of republican virtues: and that shall honor the Supreme Being more.''		*'''Robespierre:''' ''The eternally happy day which the French people consecrates to the Supreme Being has finally arrived. Never has the [[Earth\|world]] he created offered him a sight so worthy of his eyes. He has seen tyranny, crime, and deception reign on earth. At this moment, he sees an entire nation, at war with all the oppressors of the [[human]] race, suspend its heroic efforts in order to raise its thoughts and vows to the Great Being who gave it the mission to undertake these efforts and the strength to execute them. Did not his immortal hand, by engraving in the hearts of men the code of justice and equality, write there the death sentence of tyrants? Did not his voice, at the very beginning of time, decree the republic, making liberty, good faith, and justice the order of the day for all centuries and for all peoples? He did not create kings to devour the human species. Neither did he create priests to harness us like brute beasts to the carriages of kings, and to give the world the example of baseness, pride, perfidy, avarice, debauchery, and falsehood to the world. But he created the universe to celebrate his power; he created men to help and to love one another, and to attain happiness through the path of virtue. The Author of Nature linked all mortals together in an immense chain of love and happiness. Perish the tyrants who have dared to break it! Frenchmen, Republicans, it is up to you to cleanse the earth they have sullied and to restore the justice they have banished from it. Liberty and virtue issued together from the breast of the Supreme Being. One cannot reside among men without the other. Generous people, do you want to triumph over all your enemies? Practice justice and render to the Supreme Being the only form of worship worthy of him. People, let us surrender ourselves today, under his auspices, to the just ecstasy of pure joy. Tomorrow, we shall again combat vices and tyrants; we shall give the world an example of republican virtues: and that shall honor the Supreme Being more.''
	Arno entered Robespierre's tent.		Arno entered Robespierre's tent.
	[[File:ACU The Supreme Being 4.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|Arno reading a letter]]		[[File:ACU The Supreme Being 4.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|Arno reading a letter]]
	*'''Arno:''' ''Let's see... incriminating evidence, incriminating evidence....''		*'''Arno:''' ''Let's see... incriminating evidence, incriminating evidence....''
	Arno found a letter.		Arno found a letter.
	*'''Letter:''' ''Monsieur,<br />As you have been the savior of the Republic, I beg you now to be my [[André Chénier\|brother]]'s savior as well. Even now he languishes in prison, arrested by patriots more zealous in their heroism than careful in their methods. No warrant for André's arrest was ever issued, and yet he remains imprisoned in {{Wiki\|Prison Saint-Lazare\|St. Lazare}} "under suspicion."<br />I pray you do not recall my brother's writings in the [[Journal de Paris]], coming as they did from an intemperate poet's heart. Rather I beg you, if my own humble skills have been even the smallest of aid to our glorious [[French Revolution\|Revolution]], spare my brother. In his writings I see burgeoning of France's greatest poet, a light that will shine for all time.<br />Yours in patriotism,<br />[[Marie-Joseph Chénier]]''		:'''Letter:'''<br>''Monsieur,<br />As you have been the savior of the Republic, I beg you now to be my [[André Chénier\|brother]]'s savior as well. Even now he languishes in prison, arrested by patriots more zealous in their heroism than careful in their methods. No warrant for André's arrest was ever issued, and yet he remains imprisoned in {{Wiki\|Prison Saint-Lazare\|St. Lazare}} "under suspicion."<br />I pray you do not recall my brother's writings in the [[Journal de Paris]], coming as they did from an intemperate poet's heart. Rather I beg you, if my own humble skills have been even the smallest of aid to our glorious [[French Revolution\|Revolution]], spare my brother. In his writings I see burgeoning of France's greatest poet, a light that will shine for all time.<br />Yours in patriotism,<br />[[Marie-Joseph Chénier]]''
	He then found a newspaper.		He then found a newspaper.
	*'''Arno:''' ''Publiciste de la Révolution française... The day after [[Jean-Paul Marat\|Marat]] died.''		*'''Arno:''' ''Publiciste de la Révolution française... The day after [[Jean-Paul Marat\|Marat]] died.''
	*'''Newspaper:''' ''"... What should one think of the [[Committee of Public Safety]], or rather its leaders? (For most of its members are so negligent that they can barely manage to attend Committee sessions for two hours of each twenty-four, are unaware of almost everything that is done there, and doubtless are at most guilty of accepting a task they have no desire to fulfill.) But the leaders are plain criminals for having carried out so shamefully their functions. There is one among them, whom [[the Mountain]] has just foolishly reappointed, and whom I regard as the single most dangerous enemy of the country: [[Bertrand Barère\|Barère]], indicated by {{Wiki\|Maximilien Radix de Sainte-Foix\|Sainte-Foy}} to the [[Louis XVI of France\|king]] as one of the Constitutionalists to be relied upon. Personally, I am certain that he keeps a foot in both camps until the victor is clear; it is Barère who has paralyzed every forceful measure, leaving us helpless, our throats waiting to be slit. I call upon him to contradict me in such a way as to finally show that he is not a royalist in disguise."''		:'''Newspaper:'''<br>''"... What should one think of the [[Committee of Public Safety]], or rather its leaders? (For most of its members are so negligent that they can barely manage to attend Committee sessions for two hours of each twenty-four, are unaware of almost everything that is done there, and doubtless are at most guilty of accepting a task they have no desire to fulfill.) But the leaders are plain criminals for having carried out so shamefully their functions. There is one among them, whom [[the Mountain]] has just foolishly reappointed, and whom I regard as the single most dangerous enemy of the country: [[Bertrand Barère\|Barère]], indicated by {{Wiki\|Maximilien Radix de Sainte-Foix\|Sainte-Foy}} to the [[Louis XVI of France\|king]] as one of the Constitutionalists to be relied upon. Personally, I am certain that he keeps a foot in both camps until the victor is clear; it is Barère who has paralyzed every forceful measure, leaving us helpless, our throats waiting to be slit. I call upon him to contradict me in such a way as to finally show that he is not a royalist in disguise."''
	Arno found Robespierre's diary.		Arno found Robespierre's diary.
	*'''Diary:''' ''At exactly five in the morning, a general recall shall be sounded in Paris. This call shall invite every citizen, men and women alike, to immediately adorn their houses with the beloved colors of liberty, either by rehanging their [[flags]], or by embellishing their houses with garlands of flowers and greenery.''		:'''Diary:'''<br>''At exactly five in the morning, a general recall shall be sounded in Paris. This call shall invite every citizen, men and women alike, to immediately adorn their houses with the beloved colors of liberty, either by rehanging their [[flags]], or by embellishing their houses with garlands of flowers and greenery.''
	Arno found a mysterious letter.		Arno found a mysterious letter.
	*'''Arno:''' ''A letter.''		*'''Arno:''' ''A letter.''
	*'''Letter:''' ''Monsieur Robespierre,<br />Take care that you do not allow your personal ambitions to come before the [[Great Work]]. That which we do, we do not for our own glory, but to remake the world in [[Jacques de Molay\|de Molay]]'s image.<br />G.''		:'''Letter:'''<br>''Monsieur Robespierre,<br />Take care that you do not allow your personal ambitions to come before the [[New World Order\|Great Work]]. That which we do, we do not for our own glory, but to remake the world in [[Jacques de Molay\|de Molay]]'s image.<br />G.''
	Arno, however, did not find these useful.		Arno, however, did not find these useful.
	*'''Arno:''' ''Maybe something a bit stronger.<br />Not quite what I'm looking for.<br />Interesting, but not particularly helpful.<br />Hardly the sort of thing to topple a tyrant with.''		*'''Arno:''' ''Maybe something a bit stronger.<br />Not quite what I'm looking for.<br />Interesting, but not particularly helpful.<br />Hardly the sort of thing to topple a tyrant with.''
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	*'''Arno:''' ''Leave that part to me.''		*'''Arno:''' ''Leave that part to me.''
	Robespierre continued his speech.		Robespierre continued his speech.
	*'''Robespierre:''' ''He has returned to nothingness, this monster which the spirit of kings has spewed forth over France. Let all the crimes and ills of the world disappear with him. Armed in turn with the daggers of fanaticism and the poisons of atheism, kings still conspire to assassinate humanity. If they can no longer disfigure the Divinity with superstition in order to implicate him in their transgressions, they ~~endeavour~~ to banish it from the earth, to reign alone with crime. People, fear no more their sacrilegious conspiracies, they can no more tear the world from the breast of its author, than the remorse from their own hearts. You who are wretched, hold up your woeful heads: you can again raise your eyes to the sky with impunity. Heroes of the country, your generous devotion is not a brilliant folly; the minions of tyranny may be able to assassinate you, but it is not in their power to annihilate you completely. Man, whoever you are, you can again think well of yourself. You can attach your transitory life to God himself and to immortality. Let nature thus regain all its magnificence, and wisdom all its empire, the Supreme Being is not destroyed.''		*'''Robespierre:''' ''He has returned to nothingness, this monster which the spirit of kings has spewed forth over France. Let all the crimes and ills of the world disappear with him. Armed in turn with the daggers of fanaticism and the poisons of atheism, kings still conspire to assassinate humanity. If they can no longer disfigure the Divinity with superstition in order to implicate him in their transgressions, they endeavor to banish it from the earth, to reign alone with crime. People, fear no more their sacrilegious conspiracies, they can no more tear the world from the breast of its author, than the remorse from their own hearts. You who are wretched, hold up your woeful heads: you can again raise your eyes to the sky with impunity. Heroes of the country, your generous devotion is not a brilliant folly; the minions of tyranny may be able to assassinate you, but it is not in their power to annihilate you completely. Man, whoever you are, you can again think well of yourself. You can attach your transitory life to God himself and to immortality. Let nature thus regain all its magnificence, and wisdom all its empire, the Supreme Being is not destroyed.''
	Arno found a critic of Robespierre.		Arno found a critic of Robespierre.
	*'''Critic 1:''' ''Robespierre natters on about freedom and mercy while thousands go to the guillotine. If [[Georges Danton\|Danton]] were alive to see this, he would choke on his own grief.''		*'''Critic 1:''' ''Robespierre natters on about freedom and mercy while thousands go to the guillotine. If [[Georges Danton\|Danton]] were alive to see this, he would choke on his own grief.''