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{{Memory Infobox
{{Memory Infobox
|image =  
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|description = ''Solve the mysterious murder of the poisoned woman.''
|description = ''A dead body, its eyes gouged out, has been left in the street. Solve the murder.''
|appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''
|appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''
|type = Murder Mystery
|type = Murder Mystery
|fullsync =  
|fullsync =  
|previous = [[Cut the Middle Man]]
|previous = [[A Dash of Poison]]
|next = [[Blind Justice (Unity)|Blind Justice]]
|next = [[Equal Justice]]
|ancestor = [[Arno Dorian]]
|ancestor = [[Arno Dorian]]
|location = [[Paris]], [[France]]
|location = [[Paris]], [[France]]
|date = }}
|date = }}


'''A Dash of Poison''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Arno Dorian]]'s [[Genetic memory|genetic memories]], relived by a [[Helix initiate]] through the [[Helix|Helix Navigator]].
'''Blind Justice''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Arno Dorian]]'s [[Genetic memory|genetic memories]], relived by a [[Helix initiate]] through the [[Helix|Helix Navigator]].


==Clues==
==Clues==
===Alley===
===Street===
*'''Bloody vomit''' - A puddle of vomit and blood. It is as if her innards were all she could retch.
*'''The body of the victim''' - The victim has been moved behind a cart. His eyes have been savagely gouged out.
*'''Drops of black liquid''' - Droplets of a strange black liquid. Smells like a harsh medicinal tonic of some sort.
*'''The statement of the witness''' - The dancer: Did not see the murder, but saw someone flee from the scene of the crime.
*'''Empty coin purse''' - An empty woman's purse. Looks fairly expensive with a gold-leaf embroidery. There is a ledger crumpled up inside with an address to a merchant: 39 Rue St. Dominique.
*'''Broken glass''' - A broken bottle of wine. There is blood on the edge of some shards.
*'''Man's body''' - An unidentified dead man who looks to have been homeless. His clothes are ratty and reek of alcohol. The body itself clearly hasn't been dead long enough to smell so putrid. No clear signs of how he died though his eyes are bulging wide.
*'''Small glass vial''' - A glass bottle with traces of the same black liquid that is next to the male body. It has no label.


===Apothecary Stand===
===Bakery===
*'''Chemistry books and journals''' - A variety of chemistry and medical journals. Provides for extensive reading.
*'''Statement of the baker''' - Baker: Accuses the street artist of killing the victim. He worries for the safety of the dancer.
*'''Medicinal tonics''' - All of the bottles look like they were carefully crafted by hand. They give off a strong smell of medicinal herbs and tonics.
*'''Pestle and mortar''' - A pestle and mortar set to pulverize ingredients. It's giving off the same strong smell of a harsh medicinal tonic. Freshly used.
*'''Supplies''' - Empty bottles, pots, and pans. Essentially anything a chemist would need to make tonic. The apothecary has been busy.
*'''Statement of the apothecary''' - Samuel Maran: Seems anxious, frustrated. Says the bottle at the crime scene belongs to Mme. Beaudry's shop. He seems frustrated. His competition is using cheap ingredients to drive down their prices. Worth noting: he mentioned that if someone were to administer too much of Beaudry's tonic, it could kill.


===Merchant Stall===
===Square===
*'''Purses''' - Numerous purses for sale, though some are rather expensive. Looks like they use the same gold-leaf embroidery technique as the dead woman's purse.
*'''A crumpled paper''' - Some sort of cryptic poetry: "They SEE me! They SEE me NOT!"
*'''Tonic bottle''' - An exact match to the bottle found at the crime scene except it's sealed. I cannot tell the color of the contents inside.
*'''Statement of the street artist''' - Street Artist: Claims he was performing during the murder and did not witness it.
*'''Tonics and medicine''' - A variety of tonics and medicines.
*'''Statement of the merchant''' - Yoann Alban: Quite indifferent to the fact his boss, Mme Beaudry, has not arrived for work. Alban cannot tell me if the bottle belongs to his shop as it has no label. He wrote down two addresses for me: his chemist, who's workshop is at 24 Rue du Gros Cailou and an apothecary, Samuel Maran, at 5 Quai D'Orsay.


===Workshop===
==Dialogue==
*'''Letter from Samuel Maran'''
===Street===
:: A letter from Samuel Maran to Mme Beaudry:
*'''Arno:''' ''Did you see what happened?''
*'''The witness (A witness who was near the scene of the crime):''' ''An artist called out and the corpse was here.''
*'''Arno:''' ''Can anyone tell me more?''
*'''The witness:''' ''There was a third man. He said the {{Wiki|gendarmes}} would want to speak him and ran off.''
*'''Arno:''' ''Where?''
*'''The witness:''' ''He works in the bakery one street over. You could go there.''


:: "Mme Beaudry, I realize our last few conversations have been quite unpleasant for the both of us. But as a good faith gesture, here is a fresh new concoction for you to try. It is included in the package. I am certain you will enjoy it even more than the usual mixture.<br>Best, Samuel Maran"
===Bakery===
*'''Arno:''' ''Your friend told me I could find you here. Did you witness the murder?''
*'''The baker (Fled the scene of the crime. Works in a bakery nearby):''' ''Absolument! (Absolutely)! The circus man, the artist. My friend has left, yes?''
*'''Arno:''' ''He was near the corpse.''
*'''The baker:''' ''Then he is in danger!''


*'''Notebook''' - A notebook filled with chemical compositions and tonic recipes. A few of them look to be mixtures that can easily be cut with sugar.
===Square===
*'''Pestle and mortar''' - Another pestle and mortar set. It looks to have been used recently. It smells sweet.  
*'''Arno:''' ''What happened in the street?''
*'''Supplies''' - Many supplies for sale including everything you would need to mix tonics.
*'''The Street Performer (A performer putting on a show near the scene of the murder):''' ''One less customer. How unfortunate.''
*'''Statement of the chemist''' - Nicolas Rochat (employee of the victim): Slightly aggressive. Shows little care for Mme Beaudry. I can definitely confirm that the body is hers. She did not go to work today and her chemist seems quite pleased about it. Suspicious, as he's looking to join Samuel Maran at his apothecary shop. Could be a connection.
*'''Arno:''' ''Did you see who committed the crime?''
 
*'''The Street Performer:''' ''No. I was focused on my perfomance.''
==Dialogue==
===Apothecary Stand===
*'''Samuel Maran (The Doctor):''' ''That's not my tonic. You see the cork there? I always mark mine when counting stock. No mark means its Mme. Beaudry's. That wretched merchant dilutes her tonic with all sorts of chemicals to keep her prices down. It's putting me out of business! You take too much of that poison and you'll be a dead man!''


===Merchant Stall===
Arno returned to the street to find the dancer had been attacked. He located the street performer who engaged him in combat.
*'''Yoann Alban (An employee of Mme Beaudry that sells wares and tonics):''' ''Hm. The purse belonged to my boss, Mme. Beaudry, and she hasn't come into work yet. But the bottle... we sell plenty of tonic, but without the label I can't tell you. Our chemist Nicolas would know if it's ours or you could talk to Samuel Maran, the apothecary. He sells the same tonic. I'll write you their addresses, just don't tell Mme. Beaudry. Her and Samuel... I'd say hateful would be a mild way to sum up their relationship.''


===Workshop===
*'''The Street Performer:''' ''I am SICK of people looking at me! Do not LOOK AT ME! Let the show begin!''
*'''Nicolas Rochat (A chemist and former employee of Mme Beaudry):''' ''Yeah that bottle is from Madame Beaudry's shop, I'd recognize it anywhere. Thank God that awful wretch isn't here today. She pays me nothing and I've had enough! Citizen Maran's given me a better offer. Just need to procure myself a little tonic. If you'll excuse me...''


==Conclusion==
==Conclusion==
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|The murderer was Samuel Maran, a local apothecary and business rival of the victim, Mme. Beaudry.
|The murderer was the Street Performer, a local street artist who was sick of people looking at him.
'''Case Summary'''
<br />
In an unusual agreement, Mme Beaudry was both the biggest customer and the fiercest rival of Samuel Maran. She was an avid customer of his tonic but was also selling it for cheap at her stall by adding cheaper elements into the mixture. When Maran, who already had a difficult rapport with Mme Beaudry, discovered this he realized why he was losing most of his business. He therefore sent Beaudry a new tonic for her to try. Beaudry received the delivery and after unwittingly giving the tonic a taste she dropped dead in an alley. An unlucky vagrant that came upon her body decided to rummage through her purse and try the poisonous mixture himself. An unwise decision.
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*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]''
{{ACUMemories}}
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[[Category:Memories relived using the Helix Navigator]]

Revision as of 10:30, 19 September 2015

Blind Justice was a virtual representation of one of Arno Dorian's genetic memories, relived by a Helix initiate through the Helix Navigator.

Clues

Street

  • The body of the victim - The victim has been moved behind a cart. His eyes have been savagely gouged out.
  • The statement of the witness - The dancer: Did not see the murder, but saw someone flee from the scene of the crime.
  • Broken glass - A broken bottle of wine. There is blood on the edge of some shards.

Bakery

  • Statement of the baker - Baker: Accuses the street artist of killing the victim. He worries for the safety of the dancer.

Square

  • A crumpled paper - Some sort of cryptic poetry: "They SEE me! They SEE me NOT!"
  • Statement of the street artist - Street Artist: Claims he was performing during the murder and did not witness it.

Dialogue

Street

  • Arno: Did you see what happened?
  • The witness (A witness who was near the scene of the crime): An artist called out and the corpse was here.
  • Arno: Can anyone tell me more?
  • The witness: There was a third man. He said the gendarmes would want to speak him and ran off.
  • Arno: Where?
  • The witness: He works in the bakery one street over. You could go there.

Bakery

  • Arno: Your friend told me I could find you here. Did you witness the murder?
  • The baker (Fled the scene of the crime. Works in a bakery nearby): Absolument! (Absolutely)! The circus man, the artist. My friend has left, yes?
  • Arno: He was near the corpse.
  • The baker: Then he is in danger!

Square

  • Arno: What happened in the street?
  • The Street Performer (A performer putting on a show near the scene of the murder): One less customer. How unfortunate.
  • Arno: Did you see who committed the crime?
  • The Street Performer: No. I was focused on my perfomance.

Arno returned to the street to find the dancer had been attacked. He located the street performer who engaged him in combat.

  • The Street Performer: I am SICK of people looking at me! Do not LOOK AT ME! Let the show begin!

Conclusion

Reference

Assassin's Creed: Unity memories
Main memories
Prologue
The Tragedy of Jacques de Molay
Sequence 1
Memories of Versailles - The Estates General - High Society
Sequence 2
Imprisoned - Rebirth
Sequence 3
Graduation - Confession - Fin de Siecle
Sequence 4
The Kingdom of Beggars - Le Roi Est Mort
Sequence 5
The Silversmith - La Halle aux Blés - The Prophet
Sequence 6
The Jacobin Club - Templar Ambush
Sequence 7
A Cautious Alliance - Meeting with Mirabeau - Confrontation - The Resistance
Sequence 8
The King's Correspondence - September Massacres
Sequence 9
Starving Times - Hoarders - The Escape
Sequence 10
A Dinner Engagement - The Execution
Sequence 11
Bottom of the Barrel - Rise of the Assassin - The Bastille
Sequence 12
The Supreme Being - The Fall of Robespierre - The Temple
Cooperative missions
Women's March - The Food Chain - The Austrian Conspiracy - Political Persecution - The Tournament - Heads Will Roll - Les Enragés - Danton's Sacrifice - Moving Mirabeau - Jacobin Raid - The Infernal Machine
Heists
Tithing Templars - Catacomb Raider - The Party Palace - Royals, Guns and Money - Smuggler's Paradise - Ancient History - It Belongs in a Museum
Paris stories
Tall, Dark Strangers - Flamel's Secret: The Monks - Flamel's Secret: Denis Molinier - Flamel's Secret: The Elixir of Life - Using the Ol' Noggins - Waxworks - Sewer Rat - À la Lanterne! - The Great Escapist - Critical Comedown - Scene Stealer - Devilishly Tricky - My Kingdom For Some Whores - De Sade's Reprieve - Sadistic Blackmail - The Cult of Baphomet - The Ritual of Baphomet - La Bande Noire - Iscariotte, the Giant - Headlining the Guillotine - A Fistful of Duelers - The League of the Crimson Rose - Return of the Crimson Rose - Crimson Sunset - Flying Boy - Carmalite Nuns - Stop the Presses! - Encyclopédie Diderot - Désirée Desired - Désirée Dismayed - Désirée Delighted - French Crown Jewels - Coat of Arms - Swiss Stash - Vicious Verses - Arm the People - "Escort" Mission - Cassini's Constellations - The Condorcet Method - A Romantic Stroll - Signaling Officer Murat - A Nice Chappe - Precious Correspondence - Constructing a "Close Shave" - Up in Arms - Marianne Returns Home - The Little Prince - Turtle, Snake, Bear, Paper, Scissors - Tapestry Thief - Cartouche's Memoirs
Café Théâtre missions
Explore the Café Théâtre - Auto-Da-Fé - Colette - Damsel in Seamstress - The Queen's Necklace - Foxy Renard
Social Club missions
Bridge Brigands - Marat's Missive - Let Them Eat Hay - Cat Food on a Hot Tin Roof - Hoarding Hostages - Café Procope - Roux's Remains - An Engaging Egyptologist - Artful Dodger - A Dramatic Exit - Breaking the Habit - Extortion Contortion - Chouan Riddles - Bara's Funeral - Retribution for a Rabble-Rouser - The Black Office - Betrayer of the Queen - Spiked Bourbon - Special Delivery - Smoky Yet Robust
Murder mysteries
Murder Foretold - Barber of Seville - The Body in the Brothel - Ancestral Vengeance - The Body Politic - Bones of Contention - The Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat - Hot Chocolate to Die For - The Hand of Science - The Decapitated Warden - The Death of Philibert Aspairt - The Red Ghost of the Tuileries - Cut the Middle Man - A Dash of Poison
Nostradamus Enigmas
Mercurius - Venus - Terra - Mars - Jupiter - Saturnus - Aries - Taurus - Gemini - Cancer - Virgo - Leo - Libra - Scorpio - Sagittarius - Capricorn - Aquarius - Pisces
DLC
American Prisoner - The Chemical Revolution - Killed by Science
Dead Kings
Sequence 13
Buried Words - The Book Thief - A Shadow from the Past - Raising the Dead - Under Lock and Key - A Crown of Thorns
Cooperative and heist missions
Last Rites - Holy High Rollers
Stories of Franciade
Last Will - A Royal Hide - The Unopened Rose - The Eyes of the King
Murder mysteries
Blind Justice - Equal Justice
Suger's Legacy
I - Nativitatis Et Mortis - II - Morbum - III - Diabolus - IV - Natura - V - Crux - VI - Noctis - VII - Dies
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