Kassandra traveled through [[Lavrio]] and saw a slave, despondent after being spat on by his master, who walked off.
*[Dialogue with Phaidon]
Kassandra confronted [[The Master]], who eyed her with contempt.
*[Dialogue with The Master]
Leaving the Cult member behind for now, she ran into [[Sokrates]] and once again found herself in yet another hopeless debate.
*'''Sokrates:''' ''Kassandra! What chance that we should meet here.''
*'''Kassandra:''' ''It doesn't really feel like chance...''
*'''Sokrates:''' ''Ah, so you wish for today's topic to be about fate?''
*'''Kassandra:''' ''No, not really.''
*'''Sokrates:''' ''Good, because I had another in mind.''
(If players chose "Stop following me.")
*'''Kassandra:''' ''Do I have to leave Attika to be rid of you? It feels like you're everywhere I go.''
*'''Sokrates:''' ''It ''is'' very strange. But to answer your question, yes, leaving Attika would help.''
(If players chose "Nice to see you again.")
Regardless, Kassandra determines that he must have overheard her conversation with the Master.
*'''Kassandra:''' ''So how much did you overhear?''
*'''Sokrates:''' ''Oh, all of it. You have a difficult choice to make, clearly. How much is the freedom of one person worth? Do you believe one life is worth more than another?''
<tabber>
|-|People aren't equal.=
*'''Kassandra:''' ''People aren't equal, even if we wish it were true.''
*'''Sokrates:''' ''So you would say, for example, that your life is worth more than another's? Then would you also say that there are some who are more worthy of life than yourself?''
(If players chose "Nobody is more worthy than I am.")
(If players chose "Others are more worthy than I am.")
*'''Kassandra:''' ''I'm not that naive. There are many who likely deserve life more than me.''
*'''Sokrates:''' ''So you would admit that a life's worthiness is dependent on a person's actions and what they have done or can do for the world?''
|-|All people are equal.=
</tabber>
Regardless, Kassandra tired of the debate.
*'''Kassandra:''' ''I think I've said enough.''
*'''Sokrates:''' ''Ah, you're right. I know you are busy, and your mind is weary.''
*'''Kassandra:''' ''That does sound like me.''
*'''Sokrates:''' ''Go now. It has been an honor having these conversations with you.''
*'''Kassandra:''' ''You too, Sokrates.''
Sokrates bid Kassandra farewell, leaving her to make her decision.
==Outcome==
==Outcome==
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A Life's Worth was a virtual representation of one of Kassandra's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.5.
Kassandra came across a slave who said he paid his master for his freedom, but wasn't given it. He begged Kassandra for help in getting justice.
Dialogue
Kassandra traveled through Lavrio and saw a slave, despondent after being spat on by his master, who walked off.
[Dialogue with Phaidon]
Kassandra confronted The Master, who eyed her with contempt.
[Dialogue with The Master]
Leaving the Cult member behind for now, she ran into Sokrates and once again found herself in yet another hopeless debate.
Sokrates:Kassandra! What chance that we should meet here.
Kassandra:It doesn't really feel like chance...
Sokrates:Ah, so you wish for today's topic to be about fate?
Kassandra:No, not really.
Sokrates:Good, because I had another in mind.
(If players chose "Stop following me.")
Kassandra:Do I have to leave Attika to be rid of you? It feels like you're everywhere I go.
Sokrates:It is very strange. But to answer your question, yes, leaving Attika would help.
(If players chose "Nice to see you again.")
Regardless, Kassandra determines that he must have overheard her conversation with the Master.
Kassandra:So how much did you overhear?
Sokrates:Oh, all of it. You have a difficult choice to make, clearly. How much is the freedom of one person worth? Do you believe one life is worth more than another?
Kassandra:People aren't equal, even if we wish it were true.
Sokrates:So you would say, for example, that your life is worth more than another's? Then would you also say that there are some who are more worthy of life than yourself?
(If players chose "Nobody is more worthy than I am.")
(If players chose "Others are more worthy than I am.")
Kassandra:I'm not that naive. There are many who likely deserve life more than me.
Sokrates:So you would admit that a life's worthiness is dependent on a person's actions and what they have done or can do for the world?
Regardless, Kassandra tired of the debate.
Kassandra:I think I've said enough.
Sokrates:Ah, you're right. I know you are busy, and your mind is weary.
Kassandra:That does sound like me.
Sokrates:Go now. It has been an honor having these conversations with you.
Kassandra:You too, Sokrates.
Sokrates bid Kassandra farewell, leaving her to make her decision.
The woman the Master wants dead is Odessa. If the player has yet to begin A Family Ordeal while this objective is active, the protagonist will mention this to her in a brief comment before continuing the quest normally.
Odessa's death will fail any quests related to her. Additionally, she will not be marked as "essential" when the bandits attack her home during 'A Family Ordeal,' making it very easy for her to die on higher difficulties. The easiest way to prevent this is to at least complete that battle before taking on this quest.
Recruiting Odessa to join the crew of the Adrestia removes the option to kill her and automatically defaults the final dialogue with the Master to the decision not to kill his target.
