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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.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}
	~~{{Character Infobox~~
	~~\|image = JeanneDatabase.png~~
	~~\|birth = c.1725<br>Atlantic Coast, {{Wiki\|Africa}}~~
	~~\|death =~~
	~~\|period = [[Louisiana Rebellion]]~~
	~~\|faction = [[Assassins]] <small>(until 1739)</small>~~
	~~\|appear = ''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''~~
	~~\|voice = }}~~
	'''Jeanne''' (c.1725 - unknown) was the wife of a wealthy French merchant, [[Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]], and the mother of the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]]. At the age of five, she was taken as a slave and sent to [[United States\|America]], eventually being sold to Philippe as his ''{{Wiki\|Plaçage\|placée}}'' bride. In 1757, Jeanne was transported by the [[Templars]] to a slave worksite in Mexico to excavate Mayan ruins, believed to hold artifacts from the time of the [[First Civilization]].<ref name="AC3L">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''</ref>

	~~==Biography==~~
	~~===Early life===~~
	{{quote\|Did A- kill? For what freedom? Now I wonder. What will M- ask of me in return for book and lessons?\|Jeanne, reflecting in her diary on the Assassin Brotherhood.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}
	When she was five years old, Jeanne was taken as a slave from her homeland on the West Coast of {{Wiki\|Africa}} and transported to {{Wiki\|Saint-Domingue}}, a colony situated on the island of {{Wiki\|Hispaniola}}.<ref name="ACE">''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''</ref>

	Upon arriving there, she met [[Agaté]], [[Baptiste]] and the Assassin [[François Mackandal]]. The latter was kind to Jeanne and taught her to read and write, although she grew frightened of his violent ways. Unknown to everyone, Jeanne stole an object from Mackandal - a fragment of a First Civilization artifact she called the Heart. In 1738, after Agaté and Baptiste joined the Assassin Brotherhood, they escaped the colony with Mackandal. However, Jeanne refused to follow them and as a result the three cut all ties with her.<ref name="ACE"/>

	~~===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 fears that the Assassins would hunt down the artifact she stole from Mackandal.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}
	In 1744, Jeanne was purchased by Philippe Olivier de Grandpré, who took her as his ''placée'' bride and brought her to [[New Orleans]]. Philippe treated Jeanne with kindness and affection, which eventually led to the two becoming rather intimate. This resulted in the conception of a daughter in 1747, Aveline de Grandpré, who would later go on to become an Assassin.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	Upon Aveline's birth, Philippe was full of emotion, ashamed to have kept Jeanne enslaved and vowed to grant her and Aveline their freedom. In 1752, Philippe married [[Madeleine de L'Isle]], who became Aveline's stepmother. Although this marriage put a strain on the relationship between Jeanne and Philippe, she and her daughter were allowed to stay at the de Grandpré's mansion.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	In 1757, Jeanne grew worried that the Assassins would travel to New Orleans to seek out the Heart, the artifact she had stolen from Mackandal. To escape her fears, she accepted Madeleine's offer to be transported south to Mexico. Jeanne did not mention this to Aveline or anyone else, leaving her daughter in the care of her stepmother Madeleine. It was later revealed that Jeanne had given the Heart to Aveline, hidden inside a handcrafted locket. Following this, Jeanne mysteriously disappeared after Aveline had let go of her hand to catch an escaped chicken whilst the two were traveling through the city.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	~~===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\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}
	Many years later, Aveline ascertained her mother's location to [[Chichen Itza]], where Jeanne resided in a freed slaves' settlement near the Mayan temple of {{Wiki\|Kukulkan}}. Aveline encountered her mother after she had escaped through mines that led to a chamber constructed by the First Civilization. There, she had acquired a fragment of an artifact known as the [[Prophecy Disk]], before meeting Jeanne.

	On witnessing Aveline, and the [[Hidden Blade]] she possessed, Jeanne refused to disclose any information to her daughter; she recognized it to be a symbol of the Assassins, which she had cut all ties to. She feared that Agaté had sent Aveline to kill her and fled, though not before warning her that the Prophecy Disk should never reach Agaté. Jeanne encountered her daughter again when Aveline returned to Chichen Itza to retrieve the second half of the Prophecy Disk. There, Jeanne did not run from Aveline, having accepted her daughter for who she was as opposed to her allegiances, and made mention of a canoe that Aveline could use to help her find what she sought. After she returned, Aveline offered to take Jeanne back to New Orleans, however, 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.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	~~==Trivia==~~
	*Before giving it to her daughter as a necklace, Jeanne was in possession of an amulet belonging to the First Civilization, which had the ability to open the entrance to the [[Grand Temple]], along with the use of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple]]. It was strikingly similar, if not identical in appearance, to the amulet that the Assassin [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] took from the Templar [[Charles Lee]].<ref name="AC3L"/>

	*Three men were known to have had romantic feelings for Jeanne: her husband and father of Aveline, Philippe, the Assassin and later [[Mentor]] of the French Colonial Brotherhood, Agaté, and François Mackandal, the Mentor of the Caribbean Colonial Brotherhood and Agaté's former tutor and friend.
	*Jeanne kept two [[Jeanne's diary pages\|diaries]] throughout her life, in which she chronicled her thoughts. These were later collected and compiled together by Aveline.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	~~==Gallery==~~
	~~<gallery>~~
	~~Jeanne.png\|Concept art of Jeanne.~~
	~~</gallery>~~

	~~==References==~~
	~~{{Reflist}}~~
	~~{{AC3L}}~~
	~~{{DEFAULTSORT:Jeanne}}~~

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	*Before giving it to her daughter as a necklace, Jeanne was in possession of an amulet belonging to the First Civilization, which had the ability to open the entrance to the [[Grand Temple]], along with the use of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple]]. It was strikingly similar, if not identical in appearance, to the amulet that the Assassin [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] took from the Templar [[Charles Lee]].<ref name="AC3L"/>		*Before giving it to her daughter as a necklace, Jeanne was in possession of an amulet belonging to the First Civilization, which had the ability to open the entrance to the [[Grand Temple]], along with the use of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple]]. It was strikingly similar, if not identical in appearance, to the amulet that the Assassin [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] took from the Templar [[Charles Lee]].<ref name="AC3L"/>

	*Three men were known to have had romantic feelings for Jeanne: her husband and father of Aveline, Philippe, the Assassin and later [[Mentor]] of the ~~[[French Colonial Assassins\|~~French Colonial Brotherhood]], Agaté, and François Mackandal, the Mentor of the Caribbean Colonial Brotherhood and Agaté's former tutor and friend.		*Three men were known to have had romantic feelings for Jeanne: her husband and father of Aveline, Philippe, the Assassin and later [[Mentor]] of the French Colonial Brotherhood, Agaté, and François Mackandal, the Mentor of the Caribbean Colonial Brotherhood and Agaté's former tutor and friend.
	*Jeanne kept two [[Jeanne's diary pages\|diaries]] throughout her life, in which she chronicled her thoughts. These were later collected and compiled together by Aveline.<ref name="AC3L"/>		*Jeanne kept two [[Jeanne's diary pages\|diaries]] throughout her life, in which she chronicled her thoughts. These were later collected and compiled together by Aveline.<ref name="AC3L"/>

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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.\|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.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}

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	'''Jeanne''' (c.1725 - unknown) was the wife of a wealthy French merchant, [[Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]] and the mother of the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]]. At the age of five, she was taken as a slave and sent to [[United States\|America]], eventually being sold to Philippe as his ''{{Wiki\|Plaçage\|placée}}'' bride.~~<ref name="AC3L">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''</ref>~~		'''Jeanne''' (c.1725 - unknown) was the wife of a wealthy French merchant, [[Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]], and the mother of the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]]. At the age of five, she was taken as a slave and sent to [[United States\|America]], eventually being sold to Philippe as his ''{{Wiki\|Plaçage\|placée}}'' bride. In 1757, Jeanne was transported by the [[Templars]] to a slave worksite in Mexico to excavate Mayan ruins, believed to hold artifacts from the time of the [[First Civilization]].<ref name="AC3L">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''</ref>

	In 1757, Jeanne was transported by the [[Templars]] to a slave worksite in Mexico to excavate Mayan ruins, believed to hold artifacts from the time of the [[First Civilization]].<ref name="AC3L"/>

	==Biography==		==Biography==
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	===Chichen Itza===		===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\|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\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}
	Many years later, Aveline ascertained her mother's location to [[Chichen Itza]], where Jeanne resided in a freed slaves' settlement near the Mayan temple of {{Wiki\|Kukulkan}}.~~<ref name="AC3L"/>~~		Many years later, Aveline ascertained her mother's location to [[Chichen Itza]], where Jeanne resided in a freed slaves' settlement near the Mayan temple of {{Wiki\|Kukulkan}}. Aveline encountered her mother after she had escaped through mines that led to a chamber constructed by the First Civilization. There, she had acquired a fragment of an artifact known as the [[Prophecy Disk]], before meeting Jeanne.

	Aveline ~~came across Jeanne~~ after she had escaped through mines that led to a chamber constructed by the First Civilization, ~~where~~ a fragment of an artifact known as the [[Prophecy Disk]] ~~was housed~~, ~~which she had acquired~~ before meeting Jeanne.~~<ref name="AC3L"/>~~

	On witnessing Aveline, and the [[Hidden Blade]] she possessed, Jeanne refused to disclose any information to her daughter; she recognized it to be a symbol of the Assassins, which she had cut all ties to. She feared that Agaté had sent Aveline to kill her and fled, though not before warning her that the Prophecy Disk should never reach Agaté.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	Jeanne encountered her daughter again when Aveline returned to Chichen Itza to retrieve the second half of the Prophecy Disk. There, Jeanne did not run from Aveline, having accepted her daughter for who she was as opposed to her allegiances, and made mention of a canoe that Aveline could use to help her find what she sought. After she returned, Aveline offered to take Jeanne back to New Orleans, however, 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.<ref name="AC3L"/>		On witnessing Aveline, and the [[Hidden Blade]] she possessed, Jeanne refused to disclose any information to her daughter; she recognized it to be a symbol of the Assassins, which she had cut all ties to. She feared that Agaté had sent Aveline to kill her and fled, though not before warning her that the Prophecy Disk should never reach Agaté. Jeanne encountered her daughter again when Aveline returned to Chichen Itza to retrieve the second half of the Prophecy Disk. There, Jeanne did not run from Aveline, having accepted her daughter for who she was as opposed to her allegiances, and made mention of a canoe that Aveline could use to help her find what she sought. After she returned, Aveline offered to take Jeanne back to New Orleans, however, 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.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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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\|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.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}
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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 fears that the Assassins would hunt down the artifact she stole from Mackandal.\|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 fears that the Assassins would hunt down the artifact she stole from Mackandal.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}
	In 1744, Jeanne was purchased by Philippe Olivier de ~~Grandpre~~, who took her as his ''placée'' bride and brought her to [[New Orleans]]. Philippe treated Jeanne with kindness and affection, which eventually led to the two becoming rather intimate. This resulted in the conception of a daughter in 1747, Aveline de Grandpré, who would later go on to become an Assassin. Upon Aveline's birth, Philippe was full of emotion, ashamed to have kept Jeanne enslaved and vowed to grant her and Aveline their freedom. In 1752, Philippe married [[Madeleine de L'Isle]], who became Aveline's stepmother. Although this marriage put a strain on the relationship between Jeanne and her daughter were allowed to stay at the de Grandpré's mansion.<ref name="AC3L"/>		In 1744, Jeanne was purchased by Philippe Olivier de Grandpré, who took her as his ''placée'' bride and brought her to [[New Orleans]]. Philippe treated Jeanne with kindness and affection, which eventually led to the two becoming rather intimate. This resulted in the conception of a daughter in 1747, Aveline de Grandpré, who would later go on to become an Assassin.<ref name="AC3L"/>

			Upon Aveline's birth, Philippe was full of emotion, ashamed to have kept Jeanne enslaved and vowed to grant her and Aveline their freedom. In 1752, Philippe married [[Madeleine de L'Isle]], who became Aveline's stepmother. Although this marriage put a strain on the relationship between Jeanne and Philippe, she and her daughter were allowed to stay at the de Grandpré's mansion.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	In 1757, Jeanne grew worried that the Assassins would travel to New Orleans to seek out the Heart, the artifact she had stolen from Mackandal. To escape her fears, she accepted Madeleine's offer to be transported south to Mexico. Jeanne did not mention this to Aveline or anyone else, leaving her daughter in the care of her stepmother Madeleine. It was later revealed that Jeanne had given the Heart to Aveline, hidden inside a handcrafted locket. Following this, Jeanne mysteriously disappeared after Aveline had let go of her hand to catch an escaped chicken whilst the two were traveling through the city.<ref name="AC3L"/>		In 1757, Jeanne grew worried that the Assassins would travel to New Orleans to seek out the Heart, the artifact she had stolen from Mackandal. To escape her fears, she accepted Madeleine's offer to be transported south to Mexico. Jeanne did not mention this to Aveline or anyone else, leaving her daughter in the care of her stepmother Madeleine. It was later revealed that Jeanne had given the Heart to Aveline, hidden inside a handcrafted locket. Following this, Jeanne mysteriously disappeared after Aveline had let go of her hand to catch an escaped chicken whilst the two were traveling through the city.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	===Chichen Itza===		===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.\|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\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}
	Many years later, Aveline ascertained her mother's location to [[Chichen Itza]], where Jeanne resided in a freed slaves' settlement near the Mayan temple of {{Wiki\|Kukulkan}}. Aveline came across Jeanne after she had escaped through mines that led to a chamber constructed by the First Civilization, where a fragment of an artifact known as the [[Prophecy Disk]] was housed, which she had acquired before meeting Jeanne.<ref name="AC3L"/>		Many years later, Aveline ascertained her mother's location to [[Chichen Itza]], where Jeanne resided in a freed slaves' settlement near the Mayan temple of {{Wiki\|Kukulkan}}.<ref name="AC3L"/>

			Aveline came across Jeanne after she had escaped through mines that led to a chamber constructed by the First Civilization, where a fragment of an artifact known as the [[Prophecy Disk]] was housed, which she had acquired before meeting Jeanne.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	On witnessing Aveline, and the [[Hidden Blade]] she possessed, Jeanne refused to disclose any information to her daughter; she recognized it to be a symbol of the Assassins, which she had cut all ties to. She feared that Agaté had sent Aveline to kill her and fled, though not before warning her that the Prophecy Disk should never reach Agaté.<ref name="AC3L"/>		On witnessing Aveline, and the [[Hidden Blade]] she possessed, Jeanne refused to disclose any information to her daughter; she recognized it to be a symbol of the Assassins, which she had cut all ties to. She feared that Agaté had sent Aveline to kill her and fled, though not before warning her that the Prophecy Disk should never reach Agaté.<ref name="AC3L"/>

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	===Early life===		===Early life===
			{{quote\|Did A- kill? For what freedom? Now I wonder. What will M- ask of me in return for book and lessons?\|Jeanne, reflecting in her diary on the Assassin Brotherhood.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}
	When she was five years old, Jeanne was taken as a slave from her homeland on the West Coast of {{Wiki\|Africa}} and transported to {{Wiki\|Saint-Domingue}}, a colony situated on the island of {{Wiki\|Hispaniola}}.<ref name="ACE">''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''</ref>		When she was five years old, Jeanne was taken as a slave from her homeland on the West Coast of {{Wiki\|Africa}} and transported to {{Wiki\|Saint-Domingue}}, a colony situated on the island of {{Wiki\|Hispaniola}}.<ref name="ACE">''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''</ref>

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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 fears that the Assassins would hunt down the artifact she stole from Mackandal.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}
	In 1744, Jeanne was purchased by Philippe Olivier de Grandpre, who took her as his ''placée'' bride and brought her to [[New Orleans]]. Philippe treated Jeanne with kindness and affection, which eventually led to the two becoming rather intimate. This resulted in the conception of a daughter in 1747, Aveline de Grandpré, who would later go on to become an Assassin. Upon Aveline's birth, Philippe was full of emotion, ashamed to have kept Jeanne enslaved and vowed to grant her and Aveline their freedom. In 1752, Philippe married [[Madeleine de L'Isle]], who became Aveline's stepmother. Although this marriage put a strain on the relationship between Jeanne and her daughter were allowed to stay at the de Grandpré's mansion.<ref name="AC3L"/>		In 1744, Jeanne was purchased by Philippe Olivier de Grandpre, who took her as his ''placée'' bride and brought her to [[New Orleans]]. Philippe treated Jeanne with kindness and affection, which eventually led to the two becoming rather intimate. This resulted in the conception of a daughter in 1747, Aveline de Grandpré, who would later go on to become an Assassin. Upon Aveline's birth, Philippe was full of emotion, ashamed to have kept Jeanne enslaved and vowed to grant her and Aveline their freedom. In 1752, Philippe married [[Madeleine de L'Isle]], who became Aveline's stepmother. Although this marriage put a strain on the relationship between Jeanne and her daughter were allowed to stay at the de Grandpré's mansion.<ref name="AC3L"/>

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	===Chichen Itza===		===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.\|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}}
	Many years later, Aveline ascertained her mother's location to [[Chichen Itza]], where Jeanne resided in a freed slaves' settlement near the Mayan temple of {{Wiki\|Kukulkan}}. Aveline came across Jeanne after she had escaped through mines that led to a chamber constructed by the First Civilization, where a fragment of an artifact known as the [[Prophecy Disk]] was housed, which she had acquired before meeting Jeanne.<ref name="AC3L"/>		Many years later, Aveline ascertained her mother's location to [[Chichen Itza]], where Jeanne resided in a freed slaves' settlement near the Mayan temple of {{Wiki\|Kukulkan}}. Aveline came across Jeanne after she had escaped through mines that led to a chamber constructed by the First Civilization, where a fragment of an artifact known as the [[Prophecy Disk]] was housed, which she had acquired before meeting Jeanne.<ref name="AC3L"/>

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	\|[[Assassins]] <small>(until 1739)</small>		\|faction = [[Assassins]] <small>(until 1739)</small>
	\|appear = ''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''		\|appear = ''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''
	\|voice = }}		\|voice = }}
	'''Jeanne''' (c.1725 - unknown) was the wife of a wealthy French merchant, [[Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]] and the mother of the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]]. At the age of five, she was taken as a slave and sent to [[United States\|America]], eventually being sold to Philippe as his ''{{Wiki\|Plaçage\|placée}}'' bride.		'''Jeanne''' (c.1725 - unknown) was the wife of a wealthy French merchant, [[Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]] and the mother of the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]]. At the age of five, she was taken as a slave and sent to [[United States\|America]], eventually being sold to Philippe as his ''{{Wiki\|Plaçage\|placée}}'' bride.<ref name="AC3L">''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''</ref>

	In 1757, Jeanne was transported by the [[Templars]] to a slave worksite in Mexico to excavate Mayan ruins, believed to hold artifacts from the time of the [[First Civilization]].		In 1757, Jeanne was transported by the [[Templars]] to a slave worksite in Mexico to excavate Mayan ruins, believed to hold artifacts from the time of the [[First Civilization]].<ref name="AC3L"/>

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	===Early life===		===Early life===
	When she was five years old, Jeanne was taken as a slave from her homeland on the West Coast of {{Wiki\|Africa}} and transported to {{Wiki\|Saint-Domingue}}, a colony situated on the island of {{Wiki\|Hispaniola}}.		When she was five years old, Jeanne was taken as a slave from her homeland on the West Coast of {{Wiki\|Africa}} and transported to {{Wiki\|Saint-Domingue}}, a colony situated on the island of {{Wiki\|Hispaniola}}.<ref name="ACE">''[[Assassin's Creed Encyclopedia]]''</ref>

	Upon arriving there, she met [[Agaté]], [[Baptiste]] and the Assassin [[François Mackandal]]. The latter was kind to Jeanne and taught her to read and write, although she grew frightened of his violent ways. Unknown to everyone, Jeanne stole an object from Mackandal - a fragment of a First Civilization artifact she called the Heart. In 1738, after Agaté and Baptiste joined the Assassin Brotherhood, they escaped the colony with Mackandal. However, Jeanne refused to follow them and as a result the three cut all ties with her.		Upon arriving there, she met [[Agaté]], [[Baptiste]] and the Assassin [[François Mackandal]]. The latter was kind to Jeanne and taught her to read and write, although she grew frightened of his violent ways. Unknown to everyone, Jeanne stole an object from Mackandal - a fragment of a First Civilization artifact she called the Heart. In 1738, after Agaté and Baptiste joined the Assassin Brotherhood, they escaped the colony with Mackandal. However, Jeanne refused to follow them and as a result the three cut all ties with her.<ref name="ACE"/>

	===Marriage to Philippe===		===Marriage to Philippe===
	In 1744, Jeanne was purchased by Philippe Olivier de Grandpre, who took her as his ''placée'' bride and brought her to [[New Orleans]]. Philippe treated Jeanne with kindness and affection, which eventually led to the two becoming rather intimate. This resulted in the conception of a daughter in 1747, Aveline de Grandpré, who would later go on to become an Assassin. Upon Aveline's birth, Jeanne and her daughter were ~~granted freedom by Philippe~~.		In 1744, Jeanne was purchased by Philippe Olivier de Grandpre, who took her as his ''placée'' bride and brought her to [[New Orleans]]. Philippe treated Jeanne with kindness and affection, which eventually led to the two becoming rather intimate. This resulted in the conception of a daughter in 1747, Aveline de Grandpré, who would later go on to become an Assassin. Upon Aveline's birth, Philippe was full of emotion, ashamed to have kept Jeanne enslaved and vowed to grant her and Aveline their freedom. In 1752, Philippe married [[Madeleine de L'Isle]], who became Aveline's stepmother. Although this marriage put a strain on the relationship between Jeanne and her daughter were allowed to stay at the de Grandpré's mansion.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	~~In 1752, Philippe married [[Madeleine de L'Isle]], who became Aveline's stepmother. However, Jeanne and her daughter were allowed to stay at the de Grandpré's mansion.~~		In 1757, Jeanne grew worried that the Assassins would travel to New Orleans to seek out the Heart, the artifact she had stolen from Mackandal. To escape her fears, she accepted Madeleine's offer to be transported south to Mexico. Jeanne did not mention this to Aveline or anyone else, leaving her daughter in the care of her stepmother Madeleine. It was later revealed that Jeanne had given the Heart to Aveline, hidden inside a handcrafted locket. Following this, Jeanne mysteriously disappeared after Aveline had let go of her hand to catch an escaped chicken whilst the two were traveling through the city.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	In 1757, Jeanne grew worried that the Assassins would travel to New Orleans to seek out the Heart, the artifact she had stolen from Mackandal. To escape her fears, she accepted Madeleine's offer to be transported south to Mexico. Jeanne did not mention this to Aveline or anyone else, leaving her daughter in the care of her stepmother Madeleine. It was later revealed that Jeanne had given the Heart to Aveline, hidden inside a handcrafted locket. Following this, Jeanne mysteriously disappeared after Aveline had let go of her hand to catch an escaped chicken whilst the two were traveling through the city.

	===Chichen Itza===		===Chichen Itza===
	Many years later, Aveline ascertained her mother's location to [[Chichen Itza]], where Jeanne resided in a freed slaves' settlement near the Mayan temple of {{Wiki\|Kukulkan}}. Aveline came across Jeanne after she had escaped through mines that led to a chamber constructed by the First Civilization, where a fragment of an artifact known as the [[Prophecy Disk]] was housed, which she had acquired before meeting Jeanne.		Many years later, Aveline ascertained her mother's location to [[Chichen Itza]], where Jeanne resided in a freed slaves' settlement near the Mayan temple of {{Wiki\|Kukulkan}}. Aveline came across Jeanne after she had escaped through mines that led to a chamber constructed by the First Civilization, where a fragment of an artifact known as the [[Prophecy Disk]] was housed, which she had acquired before meeting Jeanne.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	On witnessing Aveline, and the [[Hidden Blade]] she possessed, Jeanne refused to disclose any information to her daughter; she recognized it to be a symbol of the Assassins, which she had cut all ties to. She feared that Agaté had sent Aveline to kill her and fled, though not before warning her that the Prophecy Disk should never reach Agaté

	Jeanne ~~encountered~~ her daughter ~~again when Aveline returned~~ to ~~Chichen Itza to retrieve the second half~~ of the ~~Prophecy Disk. There~~, ~~Jeanne did not run from Aveline, having accepted her daughter for who~~ she ~~was as opposed~~ to ~~her allegiances, and made mention of a canoe~~ that Aveline ~~could use~~ to ~~help~~ her ~~find what she sought~~.		On witnessing Aveline, and the [[Hidden Blade]] she possessed, Jeanne refused to disclose any information to her daughter; she recognized it to be a symbol of the Assassins, which she had cut all ties to. She feared that Agaté had sent Aveline to kill her and fled, though not before warning her that the Prophecy Disk should never reach Agaté.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	After she returned, Aveline offered to take Jeanne back to New Orleans, however, 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.		Jeanne encountered her daughter again when Aveline returned to Chichen Itza to retrieve the second half of the Prophecy Disk. There, Jeanne did not run from Aveline, having accepted her daughter for who she was as opposed to her allegiances, and made mention of a canoe that Aveline could use to help her find what she sought. After she returned, Aveline offered to take Jeanne back to New Orleans, however, 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.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*Before giving it to her daughter as a necklace, Jeanne was in possession of an amulet belonging to the First Civilization, which had the ability to open the entrance to the [[Grand Temple]], along with the use of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple]]. It was strikingly similar, if not identical in appearance, to the amulet that the Assassin [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] took from the Templar [[Charles Lee]].		*Before giving it to her daughter as a necklace, Jeanne was in possession of an amulet belonging to the First Civilization, which had the ability to open the entrance to the [[Grand Temple]], along with the use of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple]]. It was strikingly similar, if not identical in appearance, to the amulet that the Assassin [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] took from the Templar [[Charles Lee]].<ref name="AC3L"/>

	*Three men were known to have had romantic feelings for Jeanne: her husband and father of Aveline, Philippe, the Assassin and later [[Mentor]] of the [[French Colonial Assassins\|French Colonial Brotherhood]], Agaté, and François Mackandal, the Mentor of the Caribbean Colonial Brotherhood and Agaté's former tutor and friend.		*Three men were known to have had romantic feelings for Jeanne: her husband and father of Aveline, Philippe, the Assassin and later [[Mentor]] of the [[French Colonial Assassins\|French Colonial Brotherhood]], Agaté, and François Mackandal, the Mentor of the Caribbean Colonial Brotherhood and Agaté's former tutor and friend.
	*Jeanne kept two [[Jeanne's diary pages\|diaries]] throughout her life, in which she chronicled her thoughts. These were later collected and compiled together by Aveline.		*Jeanne kept two [[Jeanne's diary pages\|diaries]] throughout her life, in which she chronicled her thoughts. These were later collected and compiled together by Aveline.<ref name="AC3L"/>

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''		{{Reflist}}
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	\|birth = 1725<br>Atlantic Coast, {{Wiki\|Africa}}		\|birth = c.1725<br>Atlantic Coast, {{Wiki\|Africa}}
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	\|period = [[Louisiana Rebellion]]		\|period = [[Louisiana Rebellion]]
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	'''Jeanne''' (1725 - unknown) was the wife of a wealthy French merchant, [[Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]] and the mother of the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]]. At the age of five, she was taken as a slave and sent to [[United States\|America]], eventually being sold to Philippe as his ''{{Wiki\|Plaçage\|placée}}'' bride.		'''Jeanne''' (c.1725 - unknown) was the wife of a wealthy French merchant, [[Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]] and the mother of the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]]. At the age of five, she was taken as a slave and sent to [[United States\|America]], eventually being sold to Philippe as his ''{{Wiki\|Plaçage\|placée}}'' bride.

	In 1757, Jeanne was transported by the [[Templars]] to a slave worksite in Mexico to excavate Mayan ruins ~~that were~~ believed to hold ~~an artifact~~ from the time of the [[First Civilization]].		In 1757, Jeanne was transported by the [[Templars]] to a slave worksite in Mexico to excavate Mayan ruins, believed to hold artifacts from the time of the [[First Civilization]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
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	When she was five years old, Jeanne was taken as a slave from her homeland on the West Coast of {{Wiki\|Africa}} and transported to {{Wiki\|Saint-Domingue}}, a colony situated on the island of {{Wiki\|Hispaniola}}.		When she was five years old, Jeanne was taken as a slave from her homeland on the West Coast of {{Wiki\|Africa}} and transported to {{Wiki\|Saint-Domingue}}, a colony situated on the island of {{Wiki\|Hispaniola}}.

	Upon arriving there, she met [[Agaté]], [[Baptiste]] and [[François Mackandal]]. The latter was kind to Jeanne and taught her to read and write, although she grew frightened of his violent ways. Unknown to everyone, Jeanne stole an object from Mackandal - a fragment of a First Civilization artifact she called the Heart. ~~When~~ Agaté and Baptiste ~~later~~ joined the ~~[[Assassins\|~~Assassin Brotherhood]], Jeanne refused to ~~join~~ them~~. After Agaté, Baptiste~~ and ~~Mackandal left in 1738, they~~ cut all ties with ~~Jeanne~~.		Upon arriving there, she met [[Agaté]], [[Baptiste]] and the Assassin [[François Mackandal]]. The latter was kind to Jeanne and taught her to read and write, although she grew frightened of his violent ways. Unknown to everyone, Jeanne stole an object from Mackandal - a fragment of a First Civilization artifact she called the Heart. In 1738, after Agaté and Baptiste joined the Assassin Brotherhood, they escaped the colony with Mackandal. However, Jeanne refused to follow them and as a result the three cut all ties with her.

	===~~New Orleans~~===		===Marriage to Philippe===
	In 1744, Jeanne was purchased by Philippe Olivier de Grandpre, who took her as his ''placée'' bride and brought her to [[New Orleans]]. Philippe treated Jeanne with kindness and affection, which eventually led to the two becoming rather intimate. This resulted in the conception of a daughter in 1747, Aveline de Grandpré, who would later go on to become an Assassin. Upon Aveline's birth, Jeanne and her daughter were granted freedom by Philippe.		In 1744, Jeanne was purchased by Philippe Olivier de Grandpre, who took her as his ''placée'' bride and brought her to [[New Orleans]]. Philippe treated Jeanne with kindness and affection, which eventually led to the two becoming rather intimate. This resulted in the conception of a daughter in 1747, Aveline de Grandpré, who would later go on to become an Assassin. Upon Aveline's birth, Jeanne and her daughter were granted freedom by Philippe.

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	===Chichen Itza===		===Chichen Itza===
	Many years later, Aveline ascertained her mother's location to [[Chichen Itza]], where Jeanne resided in a freed slaves' settlement near the Mayan temple of {{Wiki\|Kukulkan}}. Aveline came across Jeanne after she had escaped through mines that led to a chamber constructed by the First Civilization, where a fragment of an artifact known as the [[Prophecy Disk]] was housed, which she had acquired before meeting Jeanne.		Many years later, Aveline ascertained her mother's location to [[Chichen Itza]], where Jeanne resided in a freed slaves' settlement near the Mayan temple of {{Wiki\|Kukulkan}}. Aveline came across Jeanne after she had escaped through mines that led to a chamber constructed by the First Civilization, where a fragment of an artifact known as the [[Prophecy Disk]] was housed, which she had acquired before meeting Jeanne.



	On witnessing Aveline, and the [[Hidden Blade]] she possessed, Jeanne refused to disclose any information to her daughter; she recognized it to be a symbol of the Assassins, which she had cut all ties to. She feared that Agaté had sent Aveline to kill her and fled, though not before warning her that the Prophecy Disk should never reach Agaté		On witnessing Aveline, and the [[Hidden Blade]] she possessed, Jeanne refused to disclose any information to her daughter; she recognized it to be a symbol of the Assassins, which she had cut all ties to. She feared that Agaté had sent Aveline to kill her and fled, though not before warning her that the Prophecy Disk should never reach Agaté
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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*Before giving it to her daughter as a necklace, Jeanne was in possession of an amulet belonging to the First Civilization, which had the ability to open the entrance to the [[Grand Temple]], along with the use of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple]]. It was strikingly similar, if not identical in appearance, to the amulet that the Assassin [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] took from the Templar [[Charles Lee]].		*Before giving it to her daughter as a necklace, Jeanne was in possession of an amulet belonging to the First Civilization, which had the ability to open the entrance to the [[Grand Temple]], along with the use of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple]]. It was strikingly similar, if not identical in appearance, to the amulet that the Assassin [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] took from the Templar [[Charles Lee]].



	*Three men were known to have had romantic feelings for Jeanne: her husband and father of Aveline, Philippe, the Assassin and later [[Mentor]] of the [[French Colonial Assassins\|French Colonial Brotherhood]], Agaté, and François Mackandal, the Mentor of the Caribbean Colonial Brotherhood and Agaté's former tutor and friend.		*Three men were known to have had romantic feelings for Jeanne: her husband and father of Aveline, Philippe, the Assassin and later [[Mentor]] of the [[French Colonial Assassins\|French Colonial Brotherhood]], Agaté, and François Mackandal, the Mentor of the Caribbean Colonial Brotherhood and Agaté's former tutor and friend.

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*Before giving it to her daughter as a necklace, Jeanne was in possession of an amulet belonging to the First Civilization, which had the ability to open the entrance to the [[Grand Temple]], along with the use of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple]]. It was strikingly similar, if not identical in appearance, to the amulet that the Assassin [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] took from the ~~[[Templars\|~~Templar]] [[Charles Lee]].		*Before giving it to her daughter as a necklace, Jeanne was in possession of an amulet belonging to the First Civilization, which had the ability to open the entrance to the [[Grand Temple]], along with the use of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple]]. It was strikingly similar, if not identical in appearance, to the amulet that the Assassin [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] took from the Templar [[Charles Lee]].



	*Three men were known to have had romantic feelings for Jeanne: her husband and father of Aveline, Philippe, the Assassin and later [[Mentor]] of the [[French Colonial Assassins\|French Colonial Brotherhood]], Agaté, and François Mackandal, the Mentor of the Caribbean Colonial Brotherhood and Agaté's former tutor and friend.		*Three men were known to have had romantic feelings for Jeanne: her husband and father of Aveline, Philippe, the Assassin and later [[Mentor]] of the [[French Colonial Assassins\|French Colonial Brotherhood]], Agaté, and François Mackandal, the Mentor of the Caribbean Colonial Brotherhood and Agaté's former tutor and friend.
	*Jeanne kept two [[Jeanne's diary pages\|diaries]] throughout her life, in which she chronicled her thoughts~~, that~~ were later collected and compiled together by Aveline.		*Jeanne kept two [[Jeanne's diary pages\|diaries]] throughout her life, in which she chronicled her thoughts. These were later collected and compiled together by Aveline.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==

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	'''Jeanne''' (1725 - unknown) was the wife of [[Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]] and the mother of [[Aveline de Grandpré]]. ~~She~~ was ~~born in West~~ {{Wiki\|~~Africa~~}} ~~and captured early on~~ by ~~slavers, eventually being sold~~ to ~~In 1759, she mysteriously disappeared, after her daughter had let go of her hand~~ in the ~~middle~~ of [[~~New Orleans~~]].		'''Jeanne''' (1725 - unknown) was the wife of a wealthy French merchant, [[Philippe Olivier de Grandpré]] and the mother of the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]]. At the age of five, she was taken as a slave and sent to [[United States\|America]], eventually being sold to Philippe as his ''{{Wiki\|Plaçage\|placée}}'' bride.

			In 1757, Jeanne was transported by the [[Templars]] to a slave worksite in Mexico to excavate Mayan ruins that were believed to hold an artifact from the time of the [[First Civilization]].

	==Biography==		==Biography==
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	When she was five years old, Jeanne was taken as a slave from her homeland on the West Coast of {{Wiki\|Africa}} and transported to {{Wiki\|Saint-Domingue}}, a colony situated on the island of {{Wiki\|Hispaniola}}.		When she was five years old, Jeanne was taken as a slave from her homeland on the West Coast of {{Wiki\|Africa}} and transported to {{Wiki\|Saint-Domingue}}, a colony situated on the island of {{Wiki\|Hispaniola}}.

	Upon arriving there, she met [[Agaté]], [[Baptiste]] and [[François Mackandal]]. The latter was kind to Jeanne and taught her to read and write, although she grew frightened of his violent ways. Unknown to everyone, Jeanne stole an object from Mackandal - a fragment of a [[First Civilization]] artifact she called the Heart. When Agaté and Baptiste later joined the [[Assassins\|Assassin Brotherhood]], Jeanne refused to join them. ~~When~~ Agaté, Baptiste and Mackandal left in 1738, they cut all ties with Jeanne.		Upon arriving there, she met [[Agaté]], [[Baptiste]] and [[François Mackandal]]. The latter was kind to Jeanne and taught her to read and write, although she grew frightened of his violent ways. Unknown to everyone, Jeanne stole an object from Mackandal - a fragment of a First Civilization artifact she called the Heart. When Agaté and Baptiste later joined the [[Assassins\|Assassin Brotherhood]], Jeanne refused to join them. After Agaté, Baptiste and Mackandal left in 1738, they cut all ties with Jeanne.

	===New Orleans===		===New Orleans===
	In 1744, Jeanne was purchased by Philippe Olivier de Grandpre, who took her as his ~~{{Wiki\|Plaçage\|~~placée}} bride and brought her to New Orleans. Philippe treated Jeanne with kindness and affection, which eventually led to the two becoming rather intimate. This resulted in the conception of a daughter in 1747, Aveline de Grandpré, who would later go on to become an Assassin. Upon Aveline's birth, Jeanne and her daughter were granted freedom by Philippe.		In 1744, Jeanne was purchased by Philippe Olivier de Grandpre, who took her as his ''placée'' bride and brought her to [[New Orleans]]. Philippe treated Jeanne with kindness and affection, which eventually led to the two becoming rather intimate. This resulted in the conception of a daughter in 1747, Aveline de Grandpré, who would later go on to become an Assassin. Upon Aveline's birth, Jeanne and her daughter were granted freedom by Philippe.

	In 1752, Philippe married [[Madeleine de L'Isle]] who became Aveline's stepmother. However, Jeanne and her daughter were allowed to stay at the de Grandpré's mansion.		In 1752, Philippe married [[Madeleine de L'Isle]], who became Aveline's stepmother. However, Jeanne and her daughter were allowed to stay at the de Grandpré's mansion.

	In 1757, Jeanne grew worried that the Assassins would travel to New Orleans to seek out the Heart, the artifact she had stolen from Mackandal. To escape her fears, she accepted Madeleine's offer to be transported south to Mexico~~, howeve, she did not realize she was being manipulated~~. Jeanne did not mention this to Aveline or anyone else, leaving her daughter in the care of her stepmother Madeleine. It was later revealed that Jeanne had given the Heart to Aveline, hidden inside a handcrafted locket. Following this, Jeanne mysteriously disappeared after Aveline had let go of her hand to catch an escaped chicken whilst the two were traveling through the city.		In 1757, Jeanne grew worried that the Assassins would travel to New Orleans to seek out the Heart, the artifact she had stolen from Mackandal. To escape her fears, she accepted Madeleine's offer to be transported south to Mexico. Jeanne did not mention this to Aveline or anyone else, leaving her daughter in the care of her stepmother Madeleine. It was later revealed that Jeanne had given the Heart to Aveline, hidden inside a handcrafted locket. Following this, Jeanne mysteriously disappeared after Aveline had let go of her hand to catch an escaped chicken whilst the two were traveling through the city.

	===Chichen Itza===		===Chichen Itza===
	Many years later, Aveline ascertained her location to [[Chichen Itza]], where Jeanne resided in a freed slaves' settlement near the Mayan temple of {{Wiki\|Kukulkan}}. Aveline came across Jeanne after she had escaped through mines that led to a chamber constructed by the [[First Civilization]], where a fragment of an artifact known as the [[Prophecy Disk]] was housed, which she had acquired before meeting Jeanne.		Many years later, Aveline ascertained her mother's location to [[Chichen Itza]], where Jeanne resided in a freed slaves' settlement near the Mayan temple of {{Wiki\|Kukulkan}}. Aveline came across Jeanne after she had escaped through mines that led to a chamber constructed by the First Civilization, where a fragment of an artifact known as the [[Prophecy Disk]] was housed, which she had acquired before meeting Jeanne.



	On witnessing Aveline, and the [[Hidden Blade]] she possessed, Jeanne refused to disclose any information to her daughter; she recognized it to be a symbol of the Assassins, which she had cut all ties to. She feared that Agaté had sent Aveline to kill her and fled, though not before warning her that the Prophecy Disk should never reach Agaté		On witnessing Aveline, and the [[Hidden Blade]] she possessed, Jeanne refused to disclose any information to her daughter; she recognized it to be a symbol of the Assassins, which she had cut all ties to. She feared that Agaté had sent Aveline to kill her and fled, though not before warning her that the Prophecy Disk should never reach Agaté

	~~She would come across~~ her daughter again when Aveline returned to retrieve the second ~~part~~ of ~~a [[First Civilization]] [[~~Prophecy Disk~~\|artifact]]~~. There, Jeanne did not run from Aveline, having accepted her daughter for who she was as opposed to her allegiances, and made mention of a canoe that Aveline could use to help her find what she sought.		Jeanne encountered her daughter again when Aveline returned to Chichen Itza to retrieve the second half of the Prophecy Disk. There, Jeanne did not run from Aveline, having accepted her daughter for who she was as opposed to her allegiances, and made mention of a canoe that Aveline could use to help her find what she sought.

	~~Following this~~, ~~Jeanne refused~~ Aveline~~'s offer~~ to ~~return~~ to New Orleans ~~and remained in Chichen Itza~~, as she felt that the city would never be safe for her, and that the community in which she resided needed her more.		After she returned, Aveline offered to take Jeanne back to New Orleans, however, 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.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*Before giving it to her daughter as a necklace, Jeanne was in possession of an amulet belonging to the First Civilization, which had the ability to open the entrance to the [[Grand Temple]], along with the use of an Apple. It was strikingly similar, if not identical in appearance, to the amulet that the Assassin [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] took from the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Charles Lee]].		*Before giving it to her daughter as a necklace, Jeanne was in possession of an amulet belonging to the First Civilization, which had the ability to open the entrance to the [[Grand Temple]], along with the use of an [[Apples of Eden\|Apple]]. It was strikingly similar, if not identical in appearance, to the amulet that the Assassin [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]] took from the [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Charles Lee]].
	*Three men were known to have had romantic feelings for Jeanne: her husband and father of Aveline, Philippe, the Assassin and later [[Mentor]] of the [[French Colonial Assassins\|French Colonial Brotherhood]], [[Agaté]], and [[François Mackandal]], the Mentor of the Caribbean Colonial Brotherhood and Agaté's former tutor and friend.


			*Three men were known to have had romantic feelings for Jeanne: her husband and father of Aveline, Philippe, the Assassin and later [[Mentor]] of the [[French Colonial Assassins\|French Colonial Brotherhood]], Agaté, and François Mackandal, the Mentor of the Caribbean Colonial Brotherhood and Agaté's former tutor and friend.
	*Jeanne kept two [[Jeanne's diary pages\|diaries]] throughout her life, in which she chronicled her thoughts, that were later collected and compiled together by Aveline.		*Jeanne kept two [[Jeanne's diary pages\|diaries]] throughout her life, in which she chronicled her thoughts, that were later collected and compiled together by Aveline.

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