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{{Dialogue2|Olivier|(The young lady) is at a private soirée. In her honor. At the palace.|Arno|A party? I wasn't invited.|Neither were the horses.|Olivier and Arno Dorian, 1789.|Assassin's Creed: Unity}} | {{Dialogue2|Olivier|(The young lady) is at a private soirée. In her honor. At the palace.|Arno|A party? I wasn't invited.|Neither were the horses.|Olivier and Arno Dorian, 1789.|Assassin's Creed: Unity}} | ||
Revision as of 19:56, 23 July 2015
- Olivier: "(The young lady) is at a private soirée. In her honor. At the palace."
- Arno: "A party? I wasn't invited."
- Olivier: "Neither were the horses."
- —Olivier and Arno Dorian, 1789.[src]
Olivier was the majordomo of François de la Serre.
He often expressed a sincere disliking of his master's ward, Arno Dorian, a known troublemaker. Many times, Olivier intended to report the young man to the authorities for his mischief, though he would usually be talked down by de la Serre. Olivier would also frequently assign Arno to menial duties, such as brushing the horses.
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Olivier informing de la Serre of Arno's theft
