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'''Mr. Carroll''' was a high-ranking member of the [[British Rite of the Templar Order]] with his [[Mrs. Carroll|wife]] and daughter, [[May Carroll|May]].
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'''Peter Carroll''' was a high-ranking member of the [[United Kingdom|British]] [[British Rite of the Templar Order|Rite]] of the [[Templars|Templar Order]] with his [[Mrs. Carroll|wife]] and daughter, [[May Carroll|May]].<ref name="ACU">[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)|''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' novel]]</ref>


==Biography==
==Biography==
With his family, Mr. Carroll visited the de la Serre estate to discuss the [[Grand Master]] [[François de la Serre|François]]' plans regarding the King and the future of [[France]] in the Spring of 1774. While his wife and daughter were entertained by [[Julie de la Serre|Julie]] and [[Élise de la Serre]], Mr. Carroll attended a meeting with François and his Templar associates.
In the spring of 1774, Peter Carroll and his family visited the [[De la Serre estate, Versailles|de la Serre estate]] in [[Versailles]] to discuss with the [[Parisian Rite of the Templar Order|Parisian Templars]]' [[Grand Master of the Templar Order|Grand Master]] [[François de la Serre]] about his plans regarding King [[Louis XVI of France|Louis XVI]] and the future of [[France]]. While his wife and daughter were entertained by [[Julie de la Serre|Julie]] and [[Élise de la Serre]], Mr. Carroll attended a meeting with François and his Templar associates.<ref name="ACU"/>


In 1788, [[Frederick Weatherall]] asked for the Carrolls' assistance in hunting [[Bernard Ruddock]]. This caught the Carrolls' attention, for Ruddock was a former [[Assassins|Assassin]]. The following day, Élise and her handmaiden, [[Hélène]], arrived at their home in Mayfair unexpectedly. Unaware that their arrival was unplanned, Weatherall claimed that Élise was to aid them in their hunt. They accepted their request in exchange for Élise's cooperation in infiltrating [[Jennifer Scott]]'s home and retrieving [[Haytham Kenway]]'s letters, which Mr. Carroll believed would give guidance to the Order. Before leaving, Élise requested to bring Hélène with her and Mr. Carroll agreed. They told her to take the alias of the non-existent Yvonne Albertine. In truth, they had murdered the Albertines to avoid compromises.
In 1788, their fellow British Templar [[Frederick Weatherall]] asked for the Carrolls' assistance in hunting Julie's attempted murderer, [[Bernard Ruddock]]. This caught the Carrolls' attention, since Ruddock was a former member of the [[British Brotherhood of Assassins|British Assassins]]. The following day, Élise and her handmaiden [[Hélène]] unexpectedly arrived at the Carrolls' home in [[Mayfair]], [[London]]. Unaware that their arrival was unplanned, Weatherall claimed that Élise was to aid them in their hunt.<ref name="ACU"/>


The Carrolls received information that Ruddock was staying at the ''Boars Head Inn'' on 6 April; with Weatherall, they infiltrated the place only to find Élise freeing Ruddock. Mr. Carroll asked Élise to hand over Haytham Kenway's letters. Élise obliged, and told them of Haytham's goal to unite the two Orders, which Mr. Carroll found stupid and naive. Not bothering to read the letters and oblivious to the fact that they were [[Arno Dorian]]'s letters, May tossed them into the fire as Mr. Carroll explained that those ideals were impossible. He then ordered his daughter to kill Élise as her first blood, but it was May who got killed. In shock, Élise took her advantage and knocked Mr. Carroll off-balance while Weatherall fought off their three swordsmen. Mrs. Carroll attempted to kill them with her pistol but only managed to maim Weatherall's leg as they attempted to escape; unfortunately, the pistol exploded and wounded her hand. Enraged with May's death, they chased the pair to the Dover's beach, but failed.
The Carrolls accepted their request in exchange for Élise's cooperation in infiltrating the [[Kenway Mansion]], where the late [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Edward Kenway]]'s daughter [[Jennifer Scott]] still lived, and retrieving a series of [[Haytham Kenway's letters|letters]] written by her half-brother [[Haytham Kenway]], which the Carrolls believed would give guidance to the Order. Before leaving, Élise requested to bring Hélène with her and the Carrolls agreed. They told her to take the alias of the non-existent Yvonne Albertine. In truth, they had murdered both [[Monica Albertine|Monica]] and [[Lucio Albertine]] to avoid compromises.<ref name="ACU"/>


In July 1789, Mr. Carroll raised a bounty for Élise, Weatherall and Hélène. He also hired [[Hook]] and [[Harvey]] to eliminate them, but the two failed in their attempts.
The Carrolls received information that Ruddock was staying at the ''Boars Head Inn'' on 6 April; with Weatherall, they infiltrated the place only to find Élise helping Ruddock escape. Peter asked Élise to hand over Haytham Kenway's letters. Élise obliged and told them of Haytham's goal to unite the two Orders and end their [[Assassin-Templar War|tireless feud]], which Peter found stupid and naïve. Not bothering to read the letters and oblivious to the fact that they instead were from Élise's lover [[Arno Dorian]], May tossed them into the fire as Peter explained that those ideals were impossible. He then ordered his daughter to kill Élise as her first blood, but it was May who was killed. This shocked her parents, and Élise took advantage of this to knock the Carrolls off-balance while Weatherall fought off their three swordsmen.<ref name="ACU" />


==Personality and characteristics==
Mrs. Carroll attempted to kill them with her [[pistol]] but only managed to maim Weatherall's leg as they attempted to escape. Unfortunately, the pistol exploded and wounded her hand. Enraged with May's death, the Carrolls chased the pair to the [[Dover]] beach, but failed to prevent their escape. In July 1789, Peter placed a [[Bounty hunter|bounty]] on Élise, Weatherall, and Hélène. He also hired [[Hook]] and [[Harvey]] to eliminate them, but the pair failed in their attempt.<ref name="ACU" />
Mr. Carroll was proud and vain, treating other peoples' lives with little respect. He also put little trust in people, doubting them and making sure that they stayed loyal to the Carrolls. Similar to his wife, he always appeared to wear a bemused smile.


==Reference==
==Legacy==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)|''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' novel]]
In 2015, the Templar [[Isabelle Ardant]] included Peter Carroll's name on a list of known British Templars. This list was later unveiled by the Assassins [[Rebecca Crane]] and [[Shaun Hastings]] when they infiltrated Ardant's office to plant a bug.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' – [[21st century conversations#Assassin's Creed: Syndicate|Modern day]]</ref>
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==Personality and traits==
Peter Carroll was proud and vain, treating other peoples' lives with little respect. He also put little trust in people, doubting them and making sure that they stayed loyal to the Carrolls. Similar to his wife, he always appeared to wear a bemused smile.<ref name="ACU" />
 
==Appearances==
*[[Assassin's Creed: Unity (novel)|''Assassin's Creed: Unity'' novel]] {{1st}}
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' {{c|name only}}
 
==References==
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Latest revision as of 14:28, 7 May 2026

Peter Carroll was a high-ranking member of the British Rite of the Templar Order with his wife and daughter, May.[1]

Biography[edit | edit source]

In the spring of 1774, Peter Carroll and his family visited the de la Serre estate in Versailles to discuss with the Parisian Templars' Grand Master François de la Serre about his plans regarding King Louis XVI and the future of France. While his wife and daughter were entertained by Julie and Élise de la Serre, Mr. Carroll attended a meeting with François and his Templar associates.[1]

In 1788, their fellow British Templar Frederick Weatherall asked for the Carrolls' assistance in hunting Julie's attempted murderer, Bernard Ruddock. This caught the Carrolls' attention, since Ruddock was a former member of the British Assassins. The following day, Élise and her handmaiden Hélène unexpectedly arrived at the Carrolls' home in Mayfair, London. Unaware that their arrival was unplanned, Weatherall claimed that Élise was to aid them in their hunt.[1]

The Carrolls accepted their request in exchange for Élise's cooperation in infiltrating the Kenway Mansion, where the late Assassin Edward Kenway's daughter Jennifer Scott still lived, and retrieving a series of letters written by her half-brother Haytham Kenway, which the Carrolls believed would give guidance to the Order. Before leaving, Élise requested to bring Hélène with her and the Carrolls agreed. They told her to take the alias of the non-existent Yvonne Albertine. In truth, they had murdered both Monica and Lucio Albertine to avoid compromises.[1]

The Carrolls received information that Ruddock was staying at the Boars Head Inn on 6 April; with Weatherall, they infiltrated the place only to find Élise helping Ruddock escape. Peter asked Élise to hand over Haytham Kenway's letters. Élise obliged and told them of Haytham's goal to unite the two Orders and end their tireless feud, which Peter found stupid and naïve. Not bothering to read the letters and oblivious to the fact that they instead were from Élise's lover Arno Dorian, May tossed them into the fire as Peter explained that those ideals were impossible. He then ordered his daughter to kill Élise as her first blood, but it was May who was killed. This shocked her parents, and Élise took advantage of this to knock the Carrolls off-balance while Weatherall fought off their three swordsmen.[1]

Mrs. Carroll attempted to kill them with her pistol but only managed to maim Weatherall's leg as they attempted to escape. Unfortunately, the pistol exploded and wounded her hand. Enraged with May's death, the Carrolls chased the pair to the Dover beach, but failed to prevent their escape. In July 1789, Peter placed a bounty on Élise, Weatherall, and Hélène. He also hired Hook and Harvey to eliminate them, but the pair failed in their attempt.[1]

Legacy[edit | edit source]

In 2015, the Templar Isabelle Ardant included Peter Carroll's name on a list of known British Templars. This list was later unveiled by the Assassins Rebecca Crane and Shaun Hastings when they infiltrated Ardant's office to plant a bug.[2]

Personality and traits[edit | edit source]

Peter Carroll was proud and vain, treating other peoples' lives with little respect. He also put little trust in people, doubting them and making sure that they stayed loyal to the Carrolls. Similar to his wife, he always appeared to wear a bemused smile.[1]

Appearances[edit | edit source]

References[edit | edit source]