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''' | '''Terence''' is a professor specialized in 'high optical technology'. In 2012, the [[Assassin]] [[Jonathan Hawk]] was under treatment by professor Terence. | ||
==Biograpgy== | ==Biograpgy== | ||
In 2012, | In 2012, Terence treated Jonathan after he had lost his right eye due an 'incident in the field'. After doing research the professor concluded that replacing the 'damaged' eye was not possible, so he proposed to execute a revolutionary transplantation: a miniature camera was to be implanted in his eye socket.<ref name="ACF4">''[[Assassin's Creed 4: Hawk]]''</ref> | ||
Terence then told Jonathan that his artificial eyeball had been stolen two days earlier. How the thieves had proceeded and what they attempted to achieve was unclear; the eyeball, after all, was unable to function on its own. The operation, however, did not have to be postponed.<ref name="ACF4"/> | |||
Later that year, | Later that year, Terence performed the transplantation and it proved succesful. The professor informed Jonathan that although he could not use his left eye anymore, his new camera-eye improved his eyesight and field of view significantly.<ref name="ACF5">''[[Assassin's Creed 5: El Cakr]]''</ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Terence is a professor specialized in 'high optical technology'. In 2012, the Assassin Jonathan Hawk was under treatment by professor Terence.
Biograpgy
In 2012, Terence treated Jonathan after he had lost his right eye due an 'incident in the field'. After doing research the professor concluded that replacing the 'damaged' eye was not possible, so he proposed to execute a revolutionary transplantation: a miniature camera was to be implanted in his eye socket.[1]
Terence then told Jonathan that his artificial eyeball had been stolen two days earlier. How the thieves had proceeded and what they attempted to achieve was unclear; the eyeball, after all, was unable to function on its own. The operation, however, did not have to be postponed.[1]
Later that year, Terence performed the transplantation and it proved succesful. The professor informed Jonathan that although he could not use his left eye anymore, his new camera-eye improved his eyesight and field of view significantly.[2]
References
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