Consequences (III)

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Consequences was a visual representation of Ratonhnhaké:ton's genetic memories from an Apple of Eden-induced reality.

Description

Ratonhnhaké:ton believed he had assassinated Benjamin Franklin, however, discovered it was an illusion brought about by the Apple of Eden used by George Washington.

Dialogue

Ratonhnhaké:ton assassinated Benjamin Franklin who opened his eyes. He began to speak as Ratonhnhaké:ton knelt down next to him.

• Franklin: You!? And where ...? I ... I don't understand. Who am I?
• Ratonhnhaké:ton: Why did Arnold say that you could help me?
• Franklin: Is this me? It is! This is myself! I've, I've come to myself! ... My god, what have I done?

Washington appearing in the Memory Corridor

Washington teleported in using the Apple.

• Washington: I don't care for those who meddle in my plans.

Washington fired an energy blast with the Apple.

• Washington: Recoil before my vast power.
  Get thee hence!
  Back! You miserable wretch!

Ratonhnhaké:ton was thrown back. Washington readied another blast.

• Washington: I will send you back to hell!

Ratonhnhaké:ton avoided the blast and attacked Washington using Eagle Flight.

• Washington: What black magic is this?

After enduring two punches, Washington forcefully repelled Ratonhnhaké:ton using the Apple causing him to fly backwards but he landed on his feet gracefully.

• Washington: You cannot reach me!
  What?

Ratonhnhaké:ton attacking Washington

Ratonhnhaké:ton once again struck Washington using Eagle Flight, following which Washington repelled him once more.

• Washington: Another magician's trick!

Washington summoned glowing orbs of light which prevented subsequent frontal assaults with Eagle Flight. He subsequently renewed his assault on Ratonhnhaké:ton.

• Washington: Here is the heat of my anger!
  Burn by divine fire!
  Behold the searing light!
  See the light!

Ratonhnhaké:ton used Wolf Cloak to sneak past the orbs.

• Washington: What?! Where are you?

Ratonhnhaké:ton strikes Washington with his tomahawk once more.

• Washington: Welcome back.

Ratonhnhaké:ton used Wolf Cloak once more.

• Washington: Clever trick.
  Any other tricks?

Ratonhnhaké:ton attacked Washington, following which Washington used the Apple to make the ground beneath Ratonhnhaké:ton's feet collapse.

• Washington: Behold! He returns to light!

Ratonhnhaké:ton flying from one platform to another using Eagle Flight

Ratonhnhaké:ton found himself on a floating platform. He used Eagle Flight to traverse from one platform to another, while enormous phantoms of Washington and Kaniehtí:io began to torment him.

• Washington: Escape! Escape as best you can!
• Kaniehtí:io Why did you disobey me, my son?!
• Washington: Your mother cannot help you now.
• Kaniehtí:io I wanted to protect you.
• Washington: You failed to save your village. You failed to save your mother.
• Kaniehtí:io Never again, Ratonhnhaké:ton!
• Washington: It's all falling away, falling away, falling away!

The final platform collapsed and Ratonhnhaké:ton fell into the darkness. Ratonhnhaké:ton lay on his right side, unconscious. Kanen'tó:kon knelt next to him and spoke, startling him awake.

• Kanen'tó:kon: Ratonhnhaké:ton! What happened?

Ratonhnhaké:ton sat up and looked around quickly.

• Ratonhnhaké:ton: I had him! I had Franklin! Then ... Washington ... I ... I do not know.
• Kanen'tó:kon: Washington?
• Ratonhnhaké:ton: Maybe I don't have to free Franklin from a prison. I have to free him from Washington's power.

Ratonhnhaké:ton brought himself up to one knee. Then a man approached them revealing himself to be Samuel Adams.

• Adams: Young man, do you need a doctor?

Ratonhnhaké:ton shook hands with Adams, with the latter helping him back to his feet.

• Kanen'tó:kon: I found an ally, Ratonhnhaké:ton.
• Ratonhnhaké:ton: Samuel Adams!
• Adams: Ah! Do I know you?

Ratonhnhaké:ton and Kanen'tó:kon meeting with Samuel Adams

Kanen'tó:kon watched the two converse briefly before turning around to survey the area.

• Ratonhnhaké:ton: I ... I know of you, sir.
• Adams: Ah... you are the famous man with the wolf hood.
• Ratonhnhaké:ton: I admire the work you have done, and are doing now.
• Adams: We fight, but times are hard. We can use your assistance.

Kanen'tó:kon turned back to the two.

• Kanen'tó:kon: Come Ratonhnhaké:ton, we should all get out of here. We have a place that is safe.

Kanen'tó:kon and Adams departed to the safehouse.

Outcome

Ratonhnhaké:ton escaped the illusion after defeating King Washington.

Gallery

• 
  Ratonhnhaké:ton next to Benjamin Franklin
• 
  Ratonhnhaké:ton's surroundings changing with Washington's appearance
• 
  Washington readying a burst of energy
• 
  Ratonhnhaké:ton using Eagle Flight to avoid the blast
• 
  Ratonhnhaké:ton being knocked back by a burst of energy
• 
  Ratonhnhaké:ton using Wolf Cloak against Washington
• 
  A phantom of Kaniehtí:io taunting Ratonhnhaké:ton
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  Ratonhnhaké:ton falling into the abyss
• 
  Ratonhnhaké:ton awakening on the streets of Boston

References

• Assassin's Creed III – The Tyranny of King Washington: The Betrayal