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{{Memory Infobox | {{Memory Infobox | ||
|image = | | image = ACS S7 The Bodyguard 2.jpg | ||
|description = ''[[Jacob Frye|Jacob]] plans to warn the [[Benjamin Disraeli|Prime Minister]] of the threat to his life and question him as to the identity of the man in uniform named "B".'' | | description = ''[[Jacob Frye|Jacob]] plans to warn the [[Benjamin Disraeli|Prime Minister]] of the threat to his life and question him as to the identity of the man in uniform named "[[James Brudenell, 7th Earl of Cardigan|B]]".'' | ||
|appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' | | appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' | ||
|type = Main | | type = Main | ||
|fullsync = <small> | | fullsync = <small> | ||
*Keep the carriage's damage below 50%. | *Keep the carriage's damage below 50%. | ||
*Hijack the carriage in less than 1 minute.</small> | *Hijack the carriage in less than 1 minute.</small> | ||
|previous = [[Playing Politics]] | | previous = [[Playing Politics]] | ||
|next = [[Driving Mrs. Disraeli]] | | next = [[Driving Mrs. Disraeli]] | ||
| | | source = Jacob Frye | ||
|location = [[London]], [[United Kingdom]] | | location = [[London]], [[United Kingdom]] | ||
|date = 1868}} | | date = 1868}} | ||
'''The Bodyguard''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Jacob Frye]]'s [[Genetic memory|genetic memories]], relived by a [[Helix initiate]] through the [[Helix|Helix Navigator]]. | '''The Bodyguard''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Jacob Frye]]'s [[Genetic memory|genetic memories]], relived by a [[Helix initiate]] through the [[Helix|Helix Navigator]]. | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Jacob set out to rescue Prime Minister [[Benjamin Disraeli|Disraeli]] and learn from him the identity of "B". | Jacob set out to rescue Prime Minister [[Benjamin Disraeli|Disraeli]] and learn from him the identity of "[[James Brudenell, 7th Earl of Cardigan|B]]". | ||
==Dialogue== | ==Dialogue== | ||
Atop a tower, Jacob observed Benjamin Disraeli and his wife, [[Mary Anne Disraeli|Mary Anne]], leave their house at 10 Downing Street and enter their carriage. | [[File:ACS S7 The Bodyguard 1.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Jacob meets the Disraelis]] | ||
Atop a tower, Jacob observed Benjamin Disraeli and his wife, [[Mary Anne Disraeli|Mary Anne]], leave their house at [[10 Downing Street]] and enter their carriage. | |||
*'''Jacob:''' ''So much for the house call. I'll have to find a way into that carriage.'' | *'''Jacob:''' ''So much for the house call. I'll have to find a way into that carriage.'' | ||
Jacob snuck into the carriage. | Jacob snuck into the carriage. | ||
*'''Benjamin:''' ''What's the meaning of this? Who the devil are you?'' | *'''Benjamin:''' ''What's the meaning of this? Who the devil are you?'' | ||
*'''Jacob:''' ''Prime Minister, I'm your new bodyguard. Jacob | *'''Jacob:''' ''Prime Minister, I'm your new bodyguard. Jacob Frye—'' | ||
*'''Benjamin:''' ''I wasn't informed of any new bodyguard. Who is your commanding officer?'' | *'''Benjamin:''' ''I wasn't informed of any new bodyguard. Who is your commanding officer?'' | ||
*'''Mary Anne:''' ''Let the boy speak, Dizzy.'' | *'''Mary Anne:''' ''Let the boy speak, Dizzy.'' | ||
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*'''Jacob:''' ''That sort. And if you'll excuse me a moment.'' | *'''Jacob:''' ''That sort. And if you'll excuse me a moment.'' | ||
Jacob left the carriage and killed the Disraelis' assailants. Afterwards, the Prime Minister opened the carriage door. | Jacob left the carriage and killed the Disraelis' assailants. Afterwards, the Prime Minister opened the carriage door. | ||
*'''Benjamin:''' ''See here, what's all | *'''Benjamin:''' ''See here, what's all this—'' | ||
Two thugs stood outside. | Two thugs stood outside. | ||
*'''Thug:''' ''Not so fast, Your Excellency.'' | *'''Thug:''' ''Not so fast, Your Excellency.'' | ||
One of the thugs took the carriage and drove away the Disraelis | One of the thugs took control of the carriage and drove away with the Disraelis while Jacob finished off the remaining assailants. | ||
*'''Jacob:''' ''Oi! Get back here with that... Prime Minister!'' | *'''Jacob:''' ''Oi! Get back here with that... Prime Minister!'' | ||
Jacob chased after the Disraelis' carriage and hijacked it from the thugs. | [[File:ACS S7 The Bodyguard 3.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Jacob recovering the Disraeli carriage]] | ||
Jacob chased after the Disraelis' carriage and hijacked it back from the thugs. | |||
*'''Jacob:''' ''Everyone all right?'' | *'''Jacob:''' ''Everyone all right?'' | ||
*'''Mary Anne:''' ''We seem to have come through unscathed. You have our thanks, Mr. Frye.'' | *'''Mary Anne:''' ''We seem to have come through unscathed. You have our thanks, Mr. Frye.''[[File:ACS S7 The Bodyguard 4.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Disraeli rages]] | ||
*'''Benjamin:''' ''It was [[William | *'''Benjamin:''' ''It was [[William Gladstone|Gladstone]], I bet my life on it. This is perfectly in keeping with his lack of character. Show yourself, Gladstone! Show yourself, you feckless muck-snipe!'' | ||
*'''Mary Anne:''' ''Well, he's hardly going to be in the van with a cudgel, Dizzy.'' | *'''Mary Anne:''' ''Well, he's hardly going to be in the van with a cudgel, Dizzy.'' | ||
Jacob brought the carriage to safety at Downing Street. | Jacob brought the carriage to safety at Downing Street. | ||
*'''Disraeli:''' ''Damn Gladstone! That bloody man! He will pay for this!'' | *'''Disraeli:''' ''Damn Gladstone! That bloody man! He will pay for this!'' | ||
Jacob helped Mary Anne out of the carriage. | Jacob helped Mary Anne out of the carriage. | ||
*'''Mary Anne:''' ''Thank you. What do you intend to do about Gladstone, young man?'' | *'''Mary Anne:''' ''Thank you. What do you intend to do about Gladstone, young man?''[[File:ACS S7 The Bodyguard 5.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Jacob helping Mrs. Disraeli out of the carriage]] | ||
*'''Jacob:''' ''I assure you, madam, Gladstone is innocent in this.'' | *'''Jacob:''' ''I assure you, madam, Gladstone is innocent in this.'' | ||
*'''Mary Anne:''' ''But he tried to kill my husband.'' | *'''Mary Anne:''' ''But he tried to kill my husband.'' | ||
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*'''Jacob:''' ''That strikes me as a dangerous idea.'' | *'''Jacob:''' ''That strikes me as a dangerous idea.'' | ||
*'''Mary Anne:''' ''Then it's settled. Come back here to Downing Street tomorrow night, eight o'clock sharp. Good day, Mr. Frye.'' | *'''Mary Anne:''' ''Then it's settled. Come back here to Downing Street tomorrow night, eight o'clock sharp. Good day, Mr. Frye.'' | ||
*'''Jacob:''' ''But, | *'''Jacob:''' ''But, I—'' | ||
*'''Mary Anne:''' ''Good day, Mr. Frye.'' | *'''Mary Anne:''' ''Good day, Mr. Frye.'' | ||
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*The title of the memory is a reference to the 1992 {{Wiki|The Bodyguard (1992 film)|film}} of the same name. | *The title of the memory is a reference to the 1992 {{Wiki|The Bodyguard (1992 film)|film}} of the same name. | ||
== | ==References== | ||
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' | *''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]'' | ||
{{ACSMemories}} | {{ACSMemories}} | ||
{{DEFAULTSORT:Bodyguard, The}} | {{DEFAULTSORT:Bodyguard, The}} | ||
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[[Category:Memories of Jacob Frye]] | [[Category:Memories of Jacob Frye]] | ||
[[Category:Memories relived using the Helix Navigator]] | [[Category:Memories relived using the Helix Navigator]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:05, 13 May 2026
The Bodyguard was a virtual representation of one of Jacob Frye's genetic memories, relived by a Helix initiate through the Helix Navigator.
Description[edit | edit source]
Jacob set out to rescue Prime Minister Disraeli and learn from him the identity of "B".
Dialogue[edit | edit source]
Atop a tower, Jacob observed Benjamin Disraeli and his wife, Mary Anne, leave their house at 10 Downing Street and enter their carriage.
- Jacob: So much for the house call. I'll have to find a way into that carriage.
Jacob snuck into the carriage.
- Benjamin: What's the meaning of this? Who the devil are you?
- Jacob: Prime Minister, I'm your new bodyguard. Jacob Frye—
- Benjamin: I wasn't informed of any new bodyguard. Who is your commanding officer?
- Mary Anne: Let the boy speak, Dizzy.
- Jacob: Madam. Apologies, but we've learned of a threat on your life, and the Met thought it best to move quickly.
- Benjamin: Threat? What sort of threat?
Gunshots were heard outside the carriage.
- Jacob: That sort. And if you'll excuse me a moment.
Jacob left the carriage and killed the Disraelis' assailants. Afterwards, the Prime Minister opened the carriage door.
- Benjamin: See here, what's all this—
Two thugs stood outside.
- Thug: Not so fast, Your Excellency.
One of the thugs took control of the carriage and drove away with the Disraelis while Jacob finished off the remaining assailants.
- Jacob: Oi! Get back here with that... Prime Minister!
Jacob chased after the Disraelis' carriage and hijacked it back from the thugs.
- Jacob: Everyone all right?
- Mary Anne: We seem to have come through unscathed. You have our thanks, Mr. Frye.
Disraeli rages - Benjamin: It was Gladstone, I bet my life on it. This is perfectly in keeping with his lack of character. Show yourself, Gladstone! Show yourself, you feckless muck-snipe!
- Mary Anne: Well, he's hardly going to be in the van with a cudgel, Dizzy.
Jacob brought the carriage to safety at Downing Street.
- Disraeli: Damn Gladstone! That bloody man! He will pay for this!
Jacob helped Mary Anne out of the carriage.
- Mary Anne: Thank you. What do you intend to do about Gladstone, young man?
Jacob helping Mrs. Disraeli out of the carriage - Jacob: I assure you, madam, Gladstone is innocent in this.
- Mary Anne: But he tried to kill my husband.
- Jacob: Well, we'll look into Gladstone. Perhaps you can help me in another inquiry, madam. A gentleman with ties to parliament. Older, wears cavalry uniforms and has a large moustache?
- Mary Anne: You seem like a rough and ready sort of fellow, Mr. Frye.
- Jacob: Well... yes, I am, actually.
- Mary Anne: And are you familiar with the poorer districts of our city?
- Jacob: Roughly.
- Mary Anne: Wonderful! As it happens, I've been eager to tour the Devil's Acre. If you were to escort me, I'd be happy to assist you in your inquiry.
- Jacob: That strikes me as a dangerous idea.
- Mary Anne: Then it's settled. Come back here to Downing Street tomorrow night, eight o'clock sharp. Good day, Mr. Frye.
- Jacob: But, I—
- Mary Anne: Good day, Mr. Frye.
Outcome[edit | edit source]
After saving Disraeli and his wife, Jacob was forced to agree to escort the latter through the Devil's Acre in order to learn the identity of "B".
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- The title of the memory is a reference to the 1992 film of the same name.