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'''Robert Fraser''' is an employee of [[Abstergo Entertainment]]'s [[Sample 17 Project]], tasked with reliving the [[genetic memories]] of [[Arno Dorian]], a [[French Assassins|French Assassin]] living during the [[French Revolution]]. Supervised by [[Melanie Lemay]] and Aiden St. Claire, Fraser joined the company sometime in 2014 and was immediately assigned to research Dorian's life, in the hopes of helping Abstergo Entertainment make a blockbuster product to follow up the company's previous titles, [[Pirates of Nightmares | '''Robert Fraser''' is an employee of [[Abstergo Entertainment]]'s [[Sample 17 Project]], tasked with reliving the [[genetic memories]] of [[Arno Dorian]], a [[French Assassins|French Assassin]] living during the [[French Revolution]]. Supervised by [[Melanie Lemay]] and [[Aiden St. Claire]], Fraser joined the company sometime in 2014 and was immediately assigned to research Dorian's life, in the hopes of helping Abstergo Entertainment make a blockbuster product to follow up the company's previous titles, ''[[Pirates of Nightmares]]'' and ''[[Devils of the Caribbean]]''. | ||
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* [[Assassin's Creed: Rogue | *''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]'' | ||
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[[Category:Abstergo Entertainment employees]] | [[Category:Abstergo Entertainment employees]] | ||
Revision as of 15:16, 31 December 2014
Robert Fraser is an employee of Abstergo Entertainment's Sample 17 Project, tasked with reliving the genetic memories of Arno Dorian, a French Assassin living during the French Revolution. Supervised by Melanie Lemay and Aiden St. Claire, Fraser joined the company sometime in 2014 and was immediately assigned to research Dorian's life, in the hopes of helping Abstergo Entertainment make a blockbuster product to follow up the company's previous titles, Pirates of Nightmares and Devils of the Caribbean.