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'''Wilson''' (unknown – 1723) was the manservant to [[Matthew Hague]], and a member of the [[Templars|Templar Order]]. | '''Wilson''' (unknown – 1723) was the manservant to [[Matthew Hague]], and a member of the [[Templars|Templar Order]]. | ||
Wilson later became the henchman of [[Emmett Scott]], and took his maidservant hostage in order for [[Edward Kenway]] to surrender in exchange for her life. However, Edward managed to shoot Emmett in the head, and throw a knife at Wilson's shoulder. Wilson succumbed to his wounds, after being shot by Edward afterwards. | Wilson was sometime hired by Matthew and his Templar father [[Aubrey Hague]] as a bodyguard. Together with a writing companion, Wilson accompanied Matthew just about anywhere. His intimidating appearance gained the rich man a respectful name. | ||
Sometime in 1711, the thief [[Albert]] stole [[Caroline Scott]]'s, Matthews betrothed, purse during their walk on the [[Bristol]] beach, a scene he witnessed. Under Matthew's orders, Wilson immediately beat up the thief. However, [[Edward Kenway]], who hired Albert to give flowers to his secret love Caroline instead of stealing her purse, immediately defended the man and attacked Wilson. The two then fought which ended up with Kenway escaping the fight. | |||
Wilson later became the henchman of [[Emmett Scott]], and took his maidservant [[Rose]] hostage in order for [[Edward Kenway]] to surrender in exchange for her life. However, Edward managed to shoot Emmett in the head, and throw a knife at Wilson's shoulder. Wilson succumbed to his wounds, after being shot by Edward afterwards. | |||
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Revision as of 14:25, 10 February 2016
Wilson (unknown – 1723) was the manservant to Matthew Hague, and a member of the Templar Order.
Wilson was sometime hired by Matthew and his Templar father Aubrey Hague as a bodyguard. Together with a writing companion, Wilson accompanied Matthew just about anywhere. His intimidating appearance gained the rich man a respectful name.
Sometime in 1711, the thief Albert stole Caroline Scott's, Matthews betrothed, purse during their walk on the Bristol beach, a scene he witnessed. Under Matthew's orders, Wilson immediately beat up the thief. However, Edward Kenway, who hired Albert to give flowers to his secret love Caroline instead of stealing her purse, immediately defended the man and attacked Wilson. The two then fought which ended up with Kenway escaping the fight.
Wilson later became the henchman of Emmett Scott, and took his maidservant Rose hostage in order for Edward Kenway to surrender in exchange for her life. However, Edward managed to shoot Emmett in the head, and throw a knife at Wilson's shoulder. Wilson succumbed to his wounds, after being shot by Edward afterwards.