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'''Lydia Frye''' (19 March 1893 – unknown) was a member of the [[British Assassins|British Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] and the granddaughter of [[Jacob Frye]] and grand-niece of [[Evie Frye]], who both have trained her in the ways of the Creed while her parents were doing missions around the continent. During [[World War I]], she worked in [[London]] with a young [[Winston Churchill]]. | '''Lydia Frye''' (19 March 1893 – unknown) was a member of the [[British Assassins|British Brotherhood]] of [[Assassins]] and the [[File:Lydia_Frye.png|thumb|Lydia Frye]]granddaughter of [[Jacob Frye]] and grand-niece of [[Evie Frye]], who both have trained her in the ways of the Creed while her parents were doing missions around the continent. During [[World War I]], she worked in [[London]] with a young [[Winston Churchill]]. | ||
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Lydia Frye (19 March 1893 – unknown) was a member of the British Brotherhood of Assassins and the
granddaughter of Jacob Frye and grand-niece of Evie Frye, who both have trained her in the ways of the Creed while her parents were doing missions around the continent. During World War I, she worked in London with a young Winston Churchill.
Trivia
- Lydia is only playable in the World War I sequence.
- Lydia is a feminine first name of Greek origin Λυδια. The name means "woman from Lydia."
- The 'request' Lydia asks Churchill for is not revealed in the sequence.
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