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'''Caroline Scott''' (1691 – unknown) was the first wife of [[Edward Kenway]], prior to his life as a privateer, pirate and [[Assassins|Assassin]]. She was also the mother of his first child, [[ | '''Caroline Scott''' (1691 – unknown) was the first wife of [[Edward Kenway]], prior to his life as a privateer, pirate and [[Assassins|Assassin]]. She was also the mother of his first child, [[Jennifer Scott]].<ref name="ACF">''[[Assassin's Creed: Forsaken]]''</ref> | ||
Two years Edward's senior, Caroline soon grew tired of her husband's inability to find steady work or take his responsibilities as a husband seriously; his grandiose ideas about sailing as a privateer in the [[Caribbean|West Indies]] was the last straw that eventually led to their estrangement by 1712.<ref name="UbiBlog1">''[http://blog.ubi.com/assassins-creed-4-black-flag-edward-kenway-origin/ How Edward Kenway becomes an Assassin]''</ref> | Two years Edward's senior, Caroline soon grew tired of her husband's inability to find steady work or take his responsibilities as a husband seriously; his grandiose ideas about sailing as a privateer in the [[Caribbean|West Indies]] was the last straw that eventually led to their estrangement by 1712.<ref name="UbiBlog1">''[http://blog.ubi.com/assassins-creed-4-black-flag-edward-kenway-origin/ How Edward Kenway becomes an Assassin]''</ref> | ||
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Caroline Scott (1691 – unknown) was the first wife of Edward Kenway, prior to his life as a privateer, pirate and Assassin. She was also the mother of his first child, Jennifer Scott.[1]
Two years Edward's senior, Caroline soon grew tired of her husband's inability to find steady work or take his responsibilities as a husband seriously; his grandiose ideas about sailing as a privateer in the West Indies was the last straw that eventually led to their estrangement by 1712.[2]