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|description = Reach the [[France|French]] fortress at [[Castra Praetoria]] before sunrise, while leading the disguised [[mercenaries]]. Kill any French troops at checkpoints along the way before they raise the alarm. | |description = Reach the [[France|French]] fortress at [[Castra Praetoria]] before sunrise, while leading the disguised [[mercenaries]]. Kill any French troops at checkpoints along the way before they raise the alarm. | ||
|appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' | |appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' | ||
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===Dressing Up=== | ===Dressing Up=== | ||
*'''Bartolomeo:''' ''Bring me a suit of that perverted armor.'' | *'''Bartolomeo:''' ''Bring me a suit of that perverted armor.'' | ||
[[File: | [[File:Trojan_2.png|thumb|250px|Ezio explaining his plan.]] | ||
*'''Ezio:''' ''You are not wearing one.'' | *'''Ezio:''' ''You are not wearing one.'' | ||
*'''Bartolomeo:''' ''What?'' | *'''Bartolomeo:''' ''What?'' | ||
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Ezio leads Bartolomeo and the disguised mercenaries to the French camp. On the way they kill a few guards at the checkpoints. | Ezio leads Bartolomeo and the disguised mercenaries to the French camp. On the way they kill a few guards at the checkpoints. | ||
===First Checkpoint=== | ===First Checkpoint=== | ||
*'''Mercenary:''' ''We must follow the patrol route. We cannot | *'''Mercenary:''' ''We must follow the patrol route. We cannot deviate or the [[Octavian de Valois|Duc's]] men will know something is wrong.'' | ||
*'''Bartolomeo:''' ''The Baron thinks [[Cesare Borgia|Cesare]] will allow the French to rule [[Italy]]. He's so blinded by the trickle of royalty in his blood, that lazy inbred can't see the battlefield. Whatever the French may think, Cesare intends to be king.'' | *'''Bartolomeo:''' ''The Baron thinks [[Cesare Borgia|Cesare]] will allow the French to rule [[Italy]]. He's so blinded by the trickle of royalty in his blood, that lazy inbred can't see the battlefield. Whatever the French may think, Cesare intends to be king.'' | ||
===Second Checkpoint=== | ===Second Checkpoint=== | ||
[[File:Trojan_3.png|thumb|250px|Ezio leads Bartolomeo and his men.]] | |||
*'''Bartolomeo:''' ''Your plan is brillante'' (brilliant), ''but I don't like using this kind of trick. I believe in fair fighting, may the best man win.'' | *'''Bartolomeo:''' ''Your plan is brillante'' (brilliant), ''but I don't like using this kind of trick. I believe in fair fighting, may the best man win.'' | ||
*'''Ezio:''' ''Cesare and the Baron seem to have a different style.'' | *'''Ezio:''' ''Cesare and the Baron seem to have a different style.'' | ||
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===In The Camp=== | ===In The Camp=== | ||
*'''Gatekeeper:''' ''Que venez-vous faire ici? ''(Declare yourself.) | *'''Gatekeeper:''' ''Que venez-vous faire ici? ''(Declare yourself.) | ||
*'''Ezio:''' ''Mes soldats conduisent le capitaine italien à Son Excellence le Baron. Il veut se rendre.<br /> | *'''Ezio:''' ''Mes soldats conduisent le capitaine italien à Son Excellence le Baron. Il veut se rendre.''<br />(My soldiers are taking the Italian captain to His Excellency the Baron. He wants to surrender.) | ||
*'''Gatekeeper:''' ''What part of France are you from?'' | *'''Gatekeeper:''' ''What part of France are you from?'' | ||
*'''Ezio:''' ''Montréal.'' | *'''Ezio:''' ''Montréal.'' | ||
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Ezio leads Bartolomeo and his disguised troops into the French camp. On the way many French soldiers insult Bartolomeo. | Ezio leads Bartolomeo and his disguised troops into the French camp. On the way many French soldiers insult Bartolomeo. | ||
*'''Guard I:''' ''Chien d'Italien. ''(Italian dog.) | *'''Guard I:''' ''Chien d'Italien. ''(Italian dog.) | ||
[[File:Trojan 8.png|thumb|250px|Octavian threatens Pantasilea.]] | |||
*'''Guard II:''' ''Regardez-le, il a honte de ce qu'il est! ''(Look at him, he is ashamed of what he is!) | *'''Guard II:''' ''Regardez-le, il a honte de ce qu'il est! ''(Look at him, he is ashamed of what he is!) | ||
Finally they reach the inside of the camp to speak with Octavian. | |||
*'''Octavian:''' ''Général d'Alviano. It seems that you have seen the light.'' | *'''Octavian:''' ''Général d'Alviano. It seems that you have seen the light.'' | ||
*'''Bartolomeo:''' ''Enough of your crap. Release my wife.'' | *'''Bartolomeo:''' ''Enough of your crap. Release my wife.'' | ||
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*If the player reaches the guards at the first gate ahead of Bartolomeo and the mercenaries, they will speak in Italian rather than French. | *If the player reaches the guards at the first gate ahead of Bartolomeo and the mercenaries, they will speak in Italian rather than French. | ||
==Gallery== | |||
<gallery widths="160" position="center" spacing="small" captionalign="center" captiontextcolor="#ffffff"> | |||
Trojan 1.png|Bartolomeo's mercenaries suiting up. | |||
Trojan 5.png|Ezio presenting Bartolomeo at the Camp's gates. | |||
Trojan 4.png|Bartolomeo's mercenaries near the French camp. | |||
Trojan 6.png|Octavian along with Pantasilea. | |||
Trojan 7.png|Bartolomeo confronting Octivian. | |||
Trojan 9.png|Ezio and Bartolomeo defending themselves. | |||
</gallery> | |||
{{ACBHMemories}} | {{ACBHMemories}} | ||
[[Category:Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Memories]] | [[Category:Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Memories]] | ||
Revision as of 19:16, 21 November 2011
Trojan Horse is a memory in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood.
Description
Ezio succeeds in obtaining French armor for Bartolomeo's men. He then reaches the location where Bartolomeo and his mercenaries have gathered. Suiting up, Ezio and the mercenaries take Bartolomeo captive and march towards the French camp. Upon arriving at the camp, they are able to enter with little difficulty and once inside, the Baron de Valois appears infront of them, holding Pantasilea hostage. At that moment, Ezio fires his Hidden Gun into the air, signaling Bartolomeo and his men to attack.
Dialogue
Dressing Up
- Bartolomeo: Bring me a suit of that perverted armor.
- Ezio: You are not wearing one.
- Bartolomeo: What?
- Ezio: It is part of the plan. You surrendered to us. We are bringing you to the Baron.
- Bartolomeo: Ah, yes. Then what?
- Ezio: Your men attack on my signal.
- Bartolomeo: Bene (Good). Go change into costume. Dawn approaches.
Ezio leads Bartolomeo and the disguised mercenaries to the French camp. On the way they kill a few guards at the checkpoints.
First Checkpoint
- Mercenary: We must follow the patrol route. We cannot deviate or the Duc's men will know something is wrong.
- Bartolomeo: The Baron thinks Cesare will allow the French to rule Italy. He's so blinded by the trickle of royalty in his blood, that lazy inbred can't see the battlefield. Whatever the French may think, Cesare intends to be king.
Second Checkpoint
- Bartolomeo: Your plan is brillante (brilliant), but I don't like using this kind of trick. I believe in fair fighting, may the best man win.
- Ezio: Cesare and the Baron seem to have a different style.
- Bartolomeo: "There will come a day in which men no longer cheat each other. And on that day we will see what mankind is truly capable of."
- Ezio: I've heard that before...
- Bartolomeo: It is something your father once wrote.
Ezio and the others enter the French camp without being detected.
In The Camp
- Gatekeeper: Que venez-vous faire ici? (Declare yourself.)
- Ezio: Mes soldats conduisent le capitaine italien à Son Excellence le Baron. Il veut se rendre.
(My soldiers are taking the Italian captain to His Excellency the Baron. He wants to surrender.) - Gatekeeper: What part of France are you from?
- Ezio: Montréal.
- Gatekeeper: Open the gates!
- Bartolomeo: (Under his breath, to Ezio) You speak French?
- Ezio: (Under his breath) There were a couple of French girls in Firenze.
Ezio leads Bartolomeo and his disguised troops into the French camp. On the way many French soldiers insult Bartolomeo.
- Guard I: Chien d'Italien. (Italian dog.)
- Guard II: Regardez-le, il a honte de ce qu'il est! (Look at him, he is ashamed of what he is!)
Finally they reach the inside of the camp to speak with Octavian.
- Octavian: Général d'Alviano. It seems that you have seen the light.
- Bartolomeo: Enough of your crap. Release my wife.
- Octavian: Such entitlement from a man born with nothing to his name.
- Bartolomeo: Mine is worth it's currency. Unlike yours, which is counterfeit.
- Octavian: How dare you?
- Bartolomeo: You think that commanding an army grants you nobility? Nobility comes from fighting besides your soldiers, not kidnapping a woman to cheat your way out of battle. Why don't you grow a pair and release my wife?
- Octavian: You savages never learn.
Octivian points his wheel-lock pistol at Batolomeo's wife, Ezio signals the mercenaries to attack by firing his hidden pistol into the air. Octavian leaves the courtyard along with his prisoner.
Outcome
Ezio succeeds in infiltrating the French camp along with Bartolomeo and his mercenaries. The Baron retreats with Pantasilea into his inner fortress.
Trivia
- To achieve full Synchronization, Ezio must not lose any health.
- Ezio's claim that he comes from Montréal is a reference to Ubisoft Montreal, the developers of the Assassin's Creed series. However, not only is Montréal a Canadian city, it had not even been founded at the time of the game's setting.
- Ezio speaks French with a heavy English accent, rather than an Italian one.
- If the player reaches the guards at the first gate ahead of Bartolomeo and the mercenaries, they will speak in Italian rather than French.
Gallery
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Bartolomeo's mercenaries suiting up. -
Ezio presenting Bartolomeo at the Camp's gates. -
Bartolomeo's mercenaries near the French camp. -
Octavian along with Pantasilea. -
Bartolomeo confronting Octivian. -
Ezio and Bartolomeo defending themselves.
