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'''Harriet''' was an [[Anglo-Saxons|Anglo-Saxon]] woman who lived in [[Winchester|Wincestre]] | '''Harriet''' was an [[Anglo-Saxons|Anglo-Saxon]] woman who lived in [[Winchester|Wincestre]] in the 9th century. The sister of the [[Order of the Ancients]] member [[Ealhferth]], Harriet held a strong position against both the [[Vikings]] and the Order of the Ancients presence in [[England]]. | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
Like Ealhferth, Harriet grew up in the north of England and followed the tenets of [[Christianity]] along with her family. During the [[Viking expansion]] in England, her family was attacked and her mother died from a raid over the mother's [[copper]] ring. Compared to Ealhferth, her disdain for Danes grew as well as her brother's, but she remained faithful to God while Ealhferth disavowed the religion, secretly. After some time, Harriet and Ealhferth moved to Wincestre, but Ealhferth was inducted into the Order of the Ancients some time along the way.<ref name="IS">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Impaling the Seax]]</ref> | Like Ealhferth, Harriet grew up in the north of England and followed the tenets of [[Christianity]] along with her family. During the [[Viking expansion]] in England, her family was attacked and her mother died from a raid over the mother's [[copper]] ring. Compared to Ealhferth, her disdain for Danes grew as well as her brother's, but she remained faithful to God while Ealhferth disavowed the religion, secretly. After some time, Harriet and Ealhferth moved to Wincestre, but Ealhferth was inducted into the Order of the Ancients some time along the way.<ref name="IS">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Impaling the Seax]]</ref> | ||
During the "funeral" of the late [[Scholar|Bishop]] Ealhferth at [[Saint Peter's Church]], Harriet was heard praying over her brother's "dead body" while she talked to the attendees. However, Harriet was confronted by the | During the "funeral" of the late [[Scholar|Bishop]] Ealhferth at [[Saint Peter's Church]], Harriet was heard praying over her brother's "dead body" while she talked to the attendees. However, Harriet was confronted by the [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] of the [[Raven Clan]] and after some discussion, Harriet revealed her part in this funeral sham. Yet, Harriet called the guards onto Eivor, who quickly defeated them. Harriet was later confronted again and she revealed that her brother was attending the witan and going to dethrone King [[Alfred the Great|Aelfred]]. Harriet believed Ealhferth was going to convince the king to step down, yet Eivor called her a damned fool and raced to Witan.<ref name="IS"/> | ||
After the assassination of Ealhferth, Harriet came running in and fell down in tears. Mad at the shieldmaiden, Harriet asked why Ealhferth had to die but Eivor stated that he was part of the Order and wished to strike down King Aelfred. Showing her a key from Ealhferth, Harriet stated that Eivor showed her kindness throughout this ordeal while the Order led her brother astray. | After the assassination of Ealhferth, Harriet came running in and fell down in tears. Mad at the shieldmaiden, Harriet asked why Ealhferth had to die but Eivor stated that he was part of the Order and wished to strike down King Aelfred. Showing her a key from Ealhferth, Harriet stated that Eivor showed her kindness throughout this ordeal while the Order led her brother astray. She told Eivor that the key opened a door at Ealhferth's [[Bishop's Residence|home]] and that her answers may be there.<ref name="IS"/> | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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Harriet was an Anglo-Saxon woman who lived in Wincestre in the 9th century. The sister of the Order of the Ancients member Ealhferth, Harriet held a strong position against both the Vikings and the Order of the Ancients presence in England.
Biography
Like Ealhferth, Harriet grew up in the north of England and followed the tenets of Christianity along with her family. During the Viking expansion in England, her family was attacked and her mother died from a raid over the mother's copper ring. Compared to Ealhferth, her disdain for Danes grew as well as her brother's, but she remained faithful to God while Ealhferth disavowed the religion, secretly. After some time, Harriet and Ealhferth moved to Wincestre, but Ealhferth was inducted into the Order of the Ancients some time along the way.[1]
During the "funeral" of the late Bishop Ealhferth at Saint Peter's Church, Harriet was heard praying over her brother's "dead body" while she talked to the attendees. However, Harriet was confronted by the Eivor Varinsdottir of the Raven Clan and after some discussion, Harriet revealed her part in this funeral sham. Yet, Harriet called the guards onto Eivor, who quickly defeated them. Harriet was later confronted again and she revealed that her brother was attending the witan and going to dethrone King Aelfred. Harriet believed Ealhferth was going to convince the king to step down, yet Eivor called her a damned fool and raced to Witan.[1]
After the assassination of Ealhferth, Harriet came running in and fell down in tears. Mad at the shieldmaiden, Harriet asked why Ealhferth had to die but Eivor stated that he was part of the Order and wished to strike down King Aelfred. Showing her a key from Ealhferth, Harriet stated that Eivor showed her kindness throughout this ordeal while the Order led her brother astray. She told Eivor that the key opened a door at Ealhferth's home and that her answers may be there.[1]
Gallery
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Eivor confronts Harriet at the shadow funeral
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