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"As you wish. I shall find [the Shroud] without your help and then, I'll strangle you with it."

―Thorne to Evie, 1868.^[src]

Lucy Thorne (8 August 1837 – 1868) was a British Templar active in London during the Industrial Revolution. She studied multiple journals, books and tokens from which she extrapolated the locations of Pieces of Eden and set out to collect them.

Biography

Sometime during the 19th century, Lucy acquired an occult manuscript, reportedly detailing the location of a mystical object, in an auction, outbidding Crawford Starrick in the process.^[1]

In 1868, while looking for the Shroud of Eden in the Tower of London, she was assassinated by Master Assassin Evie Frye.^[2]

Gallery

Concept art of Thorne
Thorne's assassination profile

References

Assassin's Creed: Syndicate

Characters

Assassins	Bishop • Rebecca Crane • Shaun Hastings • Initiate • Galina Voronina \| Lydia Frye \| Cecily Frye • Ethan Frye • Evie Frye • Jacob Frye • Henry Green • George Westhouse • Michel Reuge \| "Annie Chapman" • "Catherine Eddowes" • "Mary Ann Nichols" • "Elizabeth Stride"

Templars	Isabelle Ardant • Violet da Costa • Álvaro Gramática • Juhani Otso Berg \| Master Spy \| Pearl Attaway • Brinley Ellsworth • Bloody Nora • David Brewster • Earl of Cardigan • John Elliotson • Rupert Ferris • Lilla Graves • Rexford Kaylock • Victor Lynch • Malcolm Millner • Octavia Plumb • Crawford Starrick • Cletus Strain • Edith Swinebourne • Lucy Thorne • Philip Twopenny

Isu	Consus • Juno

Jack's gang	Jack the Ripper • Jack's lieutenants (Olwyn Owers \| Cedric Barkers • Remy Bowting • Julian Cumberwhine • Aubrey King • Bruce Labott • Berty Lisrae • Moses Penning • David Roaming • Simon Swins)

Others	Winston Churchill \| Frederick Abberline • Edward Bayley • Alexander Graham Bell • Nigel Bumble • Charles Darwin • Charles Dickens • Benjamin Disraeli • Mary Anne Disraeli • Arthur Conan Doyle • William Gladstone • Spring-heeled Jack • Agnes MacBean • Karl Marx • Florence Nightingale • Clara O'Dea • Richard Owen • Henry Raymond • Maxwell Roth • Duleep Singh • Robert Topping • Queen Victoria • Ned Wynert \| John Billingsworth • Annie Chapman • Catherine Eddowes • Mary Jane Kelly • Nellie • Mary Ann Nichols • Elizabeth Stride • Arthur Weaversbrook

Factions

Assassins (British Brotherhood • Indian Brotherhood) • Templars (Abstergo Industries • Sigma Team | British Rite) • Instruments of the First Will • United Kingdom (British Army • Metropolitan Police Service • Order of the Sacred Garter) • Germany • Gangs (Blighters • Clinkers • Rooks) • Ghost Club

Locations

Croydon • Deptford • London (City of London • Lambeth • Southwark • The Strand • Westminster • Whitechapel • River Thames • Tower of London) • Isu Vaults (Buckingham Palace vault • Michel Reuge's Vault) • Lambeth Asylum • Owers Manor

Events

World War I | Victorian era (Industrial Revolution • Whitechapel murders)

Terms and concepts

Achievements • Crafting • Customization • Eagle Vision • Gang Upgrades • Genetic memory • Helix • Leap of Faith • Memories • Outfits • Perks • Pieces of Eden (Aegis • Apple of Eden • Koh-i-Noor • Shroud of Eden) • Skills • Treasure chests • Viewpoints

Weapons and tools

Bombs (Fear bombs • Smoke bombs) • Darts • Firearms • Fists (Brass knuckles • Kara) • Hidden Blade (Assassin Gauntlet) • Spikes • Swords (Cane-sword • Kukri) • Throwing knives

DLC

The Darwin and Dickens Conspiracy • Runaway Train • The Dreadful Crimes • Jack the Ripper • The Last Maharaja • A Long Night Out on the Town

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-'''Lucy Thorne''' (8 August, 1837 – 1868) was a [[United Kingdom|British]] [[Templars|Templar]] active in [[London]] during the [[Industrial Revolution]]. She studied multiple journals, books and tokens from which she extrapolated the locations of [[Pieces of Eden]] and set out to collect them.<ref>[https://soundcloud.com/ac-initiates/the-network-podcast-episode-13 The Network Podcast - Episode 13]</ref>
+'''Lucy Thorne''' (8 August 1837 – 1868) was a [[United Kingdom|British]] [[Templars|Templar]] active in [[London]] during the [[Industrial Revolution]]. She studied multiple journals, books and tokens from which she extrapolated the locations of [[Pieces of Eden]] and set out to collect them.
+==Biography==
 Sometime during the 19th century, Lucy acquired an occult manuscript, reportedly detailing the location of a mystical object, in an auction, outbidding [[Crawford Starrick]] in the process.<ref>[http://www.searchengine.assassinscreed.com/news/society-new-auction-room-record-set-yesterday-303 ''Assassin's Creed: Syndicate'' - XIXth Century Search Engine: ''New Auction Room Record Set Yesterday'']</ref>
-In 1868, while looking for the [[Shroud of Eden]] in the [[Tower of London]], she was assassinated by [[Master Assassin]] [[Evie Frye]].<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyEVwrlr7V8 Youtube - ''Assassin's Creed: Syndicate Gameplay Walkthrough 3 ft. Evie Frye'']</ref>
+In 1868, while looking for the [[Shroud of Eden]] in the [[Tower of London]], she was assassinated by [[Master Assassin]] [[Evie Frye]].<ref name="ACS">''[[Assassin's Creed: Syndicate]]''</ref>
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