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'''Caroline Scott-Kenway''' (1691 – 1720) was born to the wealthy [[Emmett Scott]] and his wife [[Elizabeth Scott|Elizabeth]] in [[Bristol]], [[England]]. To the dismay of her father, Caroline gave up her life of comfort when she married [[Edward Kenway]], a [[Wales|Welshman]] of modest means, in 1712.
She would get it....


However, her pregnancy, coupled with her husband's penchant for drink and delusions of grandeur of becoming a rich [[Privateers|privateer]], eventually led to their estrangement in 1713, with Caroline moving back in with her parents. She spent her next years in relative happiness with her daughter [[Jennifer Scott|Jennifer]], but fell prey to a disease in early 1720 and died that same year.


==Biography==
RIGHT in the BUMHOLEY!!!
===Early life===
As the daughter of prosperous tea [[merchants]], Caroline was raised in a privileged environment. She received a modest education, which she furthered by additional reading during her free time, and aided her mother in managing her father's affairs. As a result, she grew into a confident and level-headed young woman with more skill and intelligence than her situation allowed her to exercise.<ref name="AC4">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''</ref>


===Romance with Edward===
{{Quote|The next move is yours to make, but if you make it, do so knowing this: any relationship between you and me would not have the blessing of my father, but it would have mine.|Caroline to Edward, 1711.|Assassin's Creed: Black Flag}}
In the summer of 1711, Caroline met Edward when she rode up to the scene of a fight between him and three men who had attempted to take advantage of a young woman named [[Rose]], one of the Scott family's servants that had absconded from work. Due to her influence, the three men left bashfully, following which Caroline helped Edward up and thanked him for his assistance.<ref name="AC4"/> However, she rejected Edward's offer to meet again, as she had already been promised to [[Matthew Hague]], the son of a wealthy [[East India Company]] [[Aubrey Hague|executive]].<ref name="AC4 novel">''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''</ref>
Later, while visiting the docks of Bristol, Caroline was robbed by a young [[Thieves|thief]] named [[Albert]], though [[Wilson]], a man in Hague's employ, quickly apprehended him and began to beat him up. At that point, Edward intervened, incapacitating Wilson with a knee to the groin before forcing Albert to apologize to Caroline. However, Wilson soon recovers and gains the upper hand against Edward before throwing him off the harbour. Nonetheless, impressed by the lengths he was willing to go to for the thief, she sought Edward out one night, throwing rocks at his window to get his attention.<ref name="AC4 novel"/>
Aware of each other's feelings, the pair set out for a walk, during which Caroline explained that the thought of becoming Hague's wife, and all that that entailed, disgusted her. However, she knew that an affair with Edward would not only incur the wrath of Hague, but also that of her father. Still, the pair's love for each other drove them to enter into a relationship that they managed to keep secret for several months.<ref name="AC4 novel"/>
[[File:ACI - At Home to Mister Scandal.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Newly wed Caroline and Edward]]
One day, Caroline learned that Hague was to propose the next morning and told Edward, who promptly asked her to marry him instead, to which she consented. The following day, Caroline went to the harbor with Hague and his escorts, arriving at a [[schooner]], the name of which was concealed. The man then proposed, revealing the vessel to be named ''[[Charlotte (ship)|Caroline]]''.<ref name="AC4 novel"/>
Flustered, Caroline rejected him in front of the crowd that had gathered, with Edward, who had followed them from a distance, revealing himself as her husband-to-be. The marriage took place in 1712, causing quite a fuss among the citizens of Bristol. Caroline's mother was nevertheless supportive, but her father showed resentment, denying his daughter her dowry.<ref name="AC4"/><ref name="AC4 novel"/>
===Marital troubles===
{{Dialogue|Caroline|I can't promise I'll come, Edward. If you leave on this... fool's errand... I-I cannot promise anything.|Edward|Don't give up on me, Caroline! Not when I need your faith the most...|Caroline and Edward on the day of his departure, 1712.|Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag}}
Forced to live in an outhouse on the farm of Edward's father, the pair tried to make the most of their situation. Although Edward's mother initially protested, Caroline began helping out on the farm and did so gladly. However, her husband saw it as a consequence of his failure to properly provide for her;<ref name="AC4 novel"/> his grandiose dreams of being a privateer, as well as his habit of drinking, resurfaced. Caroline tried to dissuade him from these fanciful ideas, to no avail.<ref name="AC4"/>
[[File:AC4 Caroline Leaving.png|thumb|250px|Caroline leaving for her parents' house]]
In the summer of 1712, Edward announced his intentions to sail to the [[Caribbean|West Indies]] in an effort to become rich, leaving Caroline distraught. Due to her pregnancy, which she had kept from her husband, she made the decision to move back in with her parents, much to the dismay of Edward's [[Bernard Kenway|father]] and [[Linette Kenway|mother]], who loved her as the daughter they never had.<ref name="AC4"/><ref name="AC4 novel"/>
On the day of his departure, Caroline was visited at her parents' house by Edward, who hoped to assuage his wife's worries. He promised he would send for her once he had become rich, but this did not persuade her, fearing Edward would hurt himself on this "fool's errand".<ref name="AC4"/>
===Later life and death===
{{Quote|He wouldn't let her get the medicine she needed, not her or Mrs. Scott, the both of them ill. Mrs. Scott recovered but Mrs. Kenway never did.|Rose on Caroline's illness, 1723.|Assassin's Creed: Black Flag}}
Caroline and Edward maintained correspondence, but it was far and fleeting, averaging once a year. Some months after her husband's departure, she gave birth to a girl, calling her Jennifer. In the ensuing years, Caroline lived a life of ups and downs. While her daughter, along with the support of her mother, brought her great joy, her father, ever resentful for Caroline's defiance, never treated her as a daughter again.<ref name="AC4"/>
In early 1720, Caroline, as well as her mother, contracted smallpox from her father, who himself had gotten infected with the disease while in [[London]]. For many months, she languished at home, desperate to get better, but unable to do so because her father refused to give her proper medical treatment. Caroline perished in late 1720 in her parents' home on Hawkins Lane, with Edward not learning of her fate until two years after the fact; in the same letter he learned of his daughter's existence.<ref name="AC4"/><ref name="AC4 novel"/>
==Trivia==
*The dress Caroline wears in her concept art can be seen being worn by her daughter Jennifer, both as a child and a young adult, albeit in different colors.
*Because Caroline's daughter Jennifer was raised for the majority of her youth in the absence of her father, Jennifer opts to use her surname Scott as opposed to her younger brother Haytham, who goes by his father's surname Kenway
==Gallery==
<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" spacing="small" widths="180">
Caroline Scott - Concept Art.jpg|Concept art of Caroline
Caroline Scott 02.jpg|Renders of Caroline
Caroline Scott 01.jpg|A close-up of Caroline
Caroline Scott-Kenway Render Untextured.jpg|Untextured renders of Caroline
In Defense of Rose.jpg|Caroline and Edward's first encounter
Edward Kenway Memory 7.png|Caroline with Edward
AC4 Drunken Edward.png|Caroline witnessing a drunk Edward coming home
AC4 Edward Caroline Argument.png|Caroline arguing with Edward
</gallery>
==Appearances==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Forsaken]]'' {{mo}}
*''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]'' {{1st}}
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Black Flag]]''
==References==
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Revision as of 22:16, 4 March 2021

"Do you think I want to hide myself so deeply beneath an obsession with manners and bury myself so completely beneath the petty concerns of etiquette that I can no longer find myself? At the moment I live between two worlds, Edward, able to see them both. And the world I see on my visits to the harbour is the world that is most real to me, Edward. The one that is most alive."
―Caroline on marrying Hague, 1711.[src]

She would get it....


RIGHT in the BUMHOLEY!!!