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'''Isadore''', also known as the '''Silver Tongue''' was a [[human]] orator in [[Aletheia's simulations|Aletheia's simulation]] of [[Elysium]]. She was the mother of [[Theron]]. | '''Isadore''', also known as the '''Silver Tongue''' was a [[human]] orator in [[Aletheia's simulations|Aletheia's simulation]] of [[Elysium]]. She was the mother of [[Theron]]. | ||
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Isadore, also known as the Silver Tongue was a human orator in Aletheia's simulation of Elysium. She was the mother of Theron.
Biography
In the simulation, her son was kidnapped and made to work as a guard in Persephone's Broken Daydream against his will. At some point after, Hekate sent Kassandra to sway Isadore to the rebels' cause. Isadore agreed, asking Kassandra to go to Persephone's Broken Daydream and release the captives there first. After Kassandra did what she asked, she joined the rebels and spread the message Kassandra asked for.[1]
Behind the scenes
Theron can be either killed or saved from Persephone's influence.
Appearances
- Assassin's Creed: Odyssey – The Fate of Atlantis: Fields of Elysium (simulation only)
References
