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|period= Third Crusade | |period= Third Crusade | ||
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''' | '''Kadar''' is a novice [[Assassin]], the younger brother of [[Malik]]. From Kadar's words in Solomon's Temple, it is evident that he admires [[Altaïr]]'s skill and [[rank]]. | ||
Kadar was killed near the beginning of ''[[Assassin's Creed]]'', but it is not clear where and when- at first it seems that he is killed in Solomon's Temple, but it is likely that, instead, he was the hostage [[Robert de Sable]] had executed outside the Assassins' Fortress. Malik himself had said that Kadar died at Solomon's Temple, but he may have been mistaken, and Kadar may have been simply taken hostage. Malik, already embittered toward Altaïr for his breaking of the [[Tenets]], is infuriated by his brother's death. He believes that without [[Altaïr]]'s arrogant actions, Kadar would have lived, and he (Malik) would not have lost his arm. | |||
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Revision as of 07:25, 13 July 2009
Kadar is a novice Assassin, the younger brother of Malik. From Kadar's words in Solomon's Temple, it is evident that he admires Altaïr's skill and rank.
Kadar was killed near the beginning of Assassin's Creed, but it is not clear where and when- at first it seems that he is killed in Solomon's Temple, but it is likely that, instead, he was the hostage Robert de Sable had executed outside the Assassins' Fortress. Malik himself had said that Kadar died at Solomon's Temple, but he may have been mistaken, and Kadar may have been simply taken hostage. Malik, already embittered toward Altaïr for his breaking of the Tenets, is infuriated by his brother's death. He believes that without Altaïr's arrogant actions, Kadar would have lived, and he (Malik) would not have lost his arm.
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