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'''Phillipe Chartrand''' was a researcher working for [[Abstergo Entertainment]] in 2013. He was assigned to study the life and memories of [[Bernard Kenway]], the father of [[Piracy|pirate]] [[Edward Kenway]]. | '''Phillipe Chartrand''' was a researcher working for [[Abstergo Entertainment]] in 2013. He was assigned to study the life and memories of [[Bernard Kenway]], the father of [[Piracy|pirate]] [[Edward Kenway]]. | ||
A new [[Abstergo Entertainment research analyst]] discovered emails sent between Chartrand and [[Jennifer Tam]] - another employee. Over several days the two discussed the | A new [[Abstergo Entertainment research analyst]] discovered, while hacking the Abstergo system, emails sent between Chartrand and [[Jennifer Tam]] - another employee. Over several days the two discussed the hacker themself, the Kenways, and the "[[Shaun Hastings|British barista]]" working in the building lobby. | ||
As the email exchange continued, both Tam and Chartrand became increasingly anxious about the spate of hackings occurring within the company, and their employer's aggressive response. | As the email exchange continued, both Tam and Chartrand became increasingly anxious about the spate of hackings occurring within the company, and their employer's aggressive response. | ||
Revision as of 19:05, 20 July 2014
- "I'm reliving the life of Bernard Kenway, sheep farmer. Yeah. I'm literally shoveling virtual shit all day."
- ―Philippe Chartrand on his Sample 17 subject, 2013.[src]
Phillipe Chartrand was a researcher working for Abstergo Entertainment in 2013. He was assigned to study the life and memories of Bernard Kenway, the father of pirate Edward Kenway.
A new Abstergo Entertainment research analyst discovered, while hacking the Abstergo system, emails sent between Chartrand and Jennifer Tam - another employee. Over several days the two discussed the hacker themself, the Kenways, and the "British barista" working in the building lobby.
As the email exchange continued, both Tam and Chartrand became increasingly anxious about the spate of hackings occurring within the company, and their employer's aggressive response.