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|image = | |image = ACB Close the Book 2.png | ||
|description = ''Kill the [[Master of the Sacred Palace]].'' | |description = ''Kill the [[Master of the Sacred Palace]].'' | ||
|appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' | |appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' | ||
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*'''Ezio:''' ''His end will come much sooner than yours.'' | *'''Ezio:''' ''His end will come much sooner than yours.'' | ||
Ezio searched for the Master within the city and assassinated him. | Ezio searched for the Master within the city and assassinated him. | ||
[[File:ACB Close the Book 5.png|thumb|250px|The Master's final words]] | |||
*'''Ezio:''' ''Silencing the truth will not stop its spread.'' | *'''Ezio:''' ''Silencing the truth will not stop its spread.'' | ||
*'''Master:''' ''People are lazy, they will believe what we tell them to believe. I have sent my best man to find Copernico. You are already too late.'' | *'''Master:''' ''People are lazy, they will believe what we tell them to believe. I have sent my best man to find Copernico. You are already too late.'' | ||
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*'''Copernicus:''' ''You should not be so emotional. You will find it all makes more sense that way.'' | *'''Copernicus:''' ''You should not be so emotional. You will find it all makes more sense that way.'' | ||
*'''Ezio:''' ''Perhaps.'' | *'''Ezio:''' ''Perhaps.'' | ||
*'''Copernicus:''' ''[[Cesare Borgia|Cesare]] thinks himself the center of it all, but he circles the periphery with the rest of us. Did you know that the sun is most likely the midpoint of the universe, not the Earth? I see the movements of the moon and stars, and yet I can only observe. So much is unknown to me. This age of reason is but the beginning of an end I will never see. Someday we will be able to influence this world, to exploit the power of the human will to harness light and perhaps even travel into the heavens. But I am getting ahead of myself, first we must see the sun spinning at the center.'' | [[File:ACB Close the Book 7.png|thumb|250px|Ezio and Copernico observing the eclipse]] | ||
*'''Copernicus:''' ''[[Cesare Borgia|Cesare]] thinks himself the center of it all, but he circles the periphery with the rest of us. Did you know that the [[sun]] is most likely the midpoint of the universe, not the [[Earth]]? I see the movements of the moon and stars, and yet I can only observe. So much is unknown to me. This age of reason is but the beginning of an end I will never see. Someday we will be able to influence this world, to exploit the power of the human will to harness light and perhaps even travel into the heavens. But I am getting ahead of myself, first we must see the sun spinning at the center.'' | |||
*'''Ezio:''' ''I believe what you say is possible.'' | *'''Ezio:''' ''I believe what you say is possible.'' | ||
*'''Copernicus:''' ''You should not accept my word. Not until I have proof. Soon. Buona notte'' (Good night), ''Ezio, and thank you.'' | *'''Copernicus:''' ''You should not accept my word. Not until I have proof. Soon. Buona notte'' (Good night), ''Ezio, and thank you.'' | ||
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==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180"> | <gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180"> | ||
ACB Close the Book 1.png|Ezio relaying the Master's plan | |||
ACB Close the Book 3.png|Ezio promising to kill the Master | |||
ACB Close the Book 4.png|Ezio attacking the Master | |||
ACB Close the Book 6.png|Ezio defending Copernico | |||
ACB Close the Book 8.png|Copernico explaining his theories | |||
ACB Close the Book 9.png|Copernico thanking Ezio and bidding him farewell | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Revision as of 04:58, 26 July 2014
Close the Book was a virtual representation of one of Ezio Auditore da Firenze's genetic memories, relived by Desmond Miles in 2012 through the Animus.
Description
After assassinating all the executioners sent by the Master of the Sacred Palace, Ezio Auditore returned to Nicolaus Copernicus to confirm his suspicions.
Dialogue
- Ezio: You were right. The Master intends to kill you.
- Copernicus: I will not let his bullying stop my research. Tonight there is an eclipse. I intend to chronicle it.
- Ezio: But the Master hunts for you.
- Copernicus: Better to die enlightened, than to live in ignorance.
- Ezio: His end will come much sooner than yours.
Ezio searched for the Master within the city and assassinated him.
- Ezio: Silencing the truth will not stop its spread.
- Master: People are lazy, they will believe what we tell them to believe. I have sent my best man to find Copernico. You are already too late.
- Ezio: Requiescat in pace.
Ezio reached Copernicus in time, and killed the assassin. The two stood to observe the eclipse.
- Copernicus: Is the world not marvelous?
- Ezio: Some of it.
- Copernicus: You should not be so emotional. You will find it all makes more sense that way.
- Ezio: Perhaps.
- Copernicus: Cesare thinks himself the center of it all, but he circles the periphery with the rest of us. Did you know that the sun is most likely the midpoint of the universe, not the Earth? I see the movements of the moon and stars, and yet I can only observe. So much is unknown to me. This age of reason is but the beginning of an end I will never see. Someday we will be able to influence this world, to exploit the power of the human will to harness light and perhaps even travel into the heavens. But I am getting ahead of myself, first we must see the sun spinning at the center.
- Ezio: I believe what you say is possible.
- Copernicus: You should not accept my word. Not until I have proof. Soon. Buona notte (Good night), Ezio, and thank you.
Outcome
Ezio succeeded in assassinating the Master and the men who tried to kill Copernicus, and returned in time to observe Copernicus' theories of heliocentrism.
Gallery
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Ezio relaying the Master's plan -
Ezio promising to kill the Master -
Ezio attacking the Master -
Ezio defending Copernico -
Copernico explaining his theories -
Copernico thanking Ezio and bidding him farewell
