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'''Gian Giacomo Caprotti '''(Born 1480), commonly known as '''Salaì''', was [[Leonardo da Vinci]]'s most famous apprentice and most likely his lover.
'''Gian Giacomo Caprotti '''(Born 1480), commonly known as '''Salaì''', was [[Leonardo da Vinci]]'s most famous apprentice and most likely his lover.


In 1506, [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] found him gambling in [[La Volpe Addormentata]] in the [[Antico district]] of [[Rome]]. Ezio began to lead him back to Leonardo's workshop in the [[Centro district]], but they were attacked by a group of [[Hermeticists|Hermeticists.]][[Hermeticists|<br />]]<ref name="Da Vinci Disappearance DLC preview: Art snob">[http://www.joystiq.com/2011/02/24/ac-brotherhood-da-vinci-disappearance-dlc-preview-art-snob/ Da Vinci Disappearance' DLC preview: Art snob]</ref>
In 1506, [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] found him gambling in [[La Volpe Addormentata]] in the [[Antico district]] of [[Rome]]. Ezio began to lead him back to Leonardo's workshop in the [[Centro district]], but they were attacked by a group of [[Hermeticists]].<ref name="Da Vinci Disappearance DLC preview: Art snob">[http://www.joystiq.com/2011/02/24/ac-brotherhood-da-vinci-disappearance-dlc-preview-art-snob/ Da Vinci Disappearance' DLC preview: Art snob]</ref>


After defeating the Hermeticists, Ezio followed Salaì back to Leonardo's workshop, taking an alternate route to avoid any other Hermeticists. They returned to find the workshop ransacked and Leonardo missing. It was Salaì who spotted Leonardo's writing on the floor, and told Ezio where to find the portraits with Leonardo's research hidden on them.
After defeating the Hermeticists, Ezio followed Salaì back to Leonardo's workshop, taking an alternate route to avoid any other Hermeticists. They returned to find the workshop ransacked and Leonardo missing. It was Salaì who spotted Leonardo's writing on the floor, and told Ezio where to find the portraits with Leonardo's research hidden on them.
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Ezio knows of Leonardo's relationship with Salaì. While running through the [[Pythagorean Vault]], Leonardo briefly talks with Ezio about Salaì. Leonardo pretends to act like he is only concerned about Salaì's careless spending, but Ezio sees through this easily. He tells Leonardo that Salaì fits him, and that he approves.
*Ezio knows of Leonardo's relationship with Salaì. While running through the [[Pythagorean Vault]], Leonardo briefly talks with Ezio about Salaì. Leonardo pretends to act like he is only concerned about Salaì's careless spending, but Ezio sees through this easily. He tells Leonardo that Salaì fits him, and that he approves.
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Revision as of 00:39, 13 March 2011

Gian Giacomo Caprotti (Born 1480), commonly known as Salaì, was Leonardo da Vinci's most famous apprentice and most likely his lover.

In 1506, Ezio Auditore da Firenze found him gambling in La Volpe Addormentata in the Antico district of Rome. Ezio began to lead him back to Leonardo's workshop in the Centro district, but they were attacked by a group of Hermeticists.[1]

After defeating the Hermeticists, Ezio followed Salaì back to Leonardo's workshop, taking an alternate route to avoid any other Hermeticists. They returned to find the workshop ransacked and Leonardo missing. It was Salaì who spotted Leonardo's writing on the floor, and told Ezio where to find the portraits with Leonardo's research hidden on them.

Salaì also helped Ezio to examine Leonardo's paintings and to recreate of the map to the temple.

Trivia

  • Ezio knows of Leonardo's relationship with Salaì. While running through the Pythagorean Vault, Leonardo briefly talks with Ezio about Salaì. Leonardo pretends to act like he is only concerned about Salaì's careless spending, but Ezio sees through this easily. He tells Leonardo that Salaì fits him, and that he approves.

Gallery

References