Rupert Ferris

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Worker: "Mr. Ferris, sir. Uh, the lad in the factory should be taken to be bandaged by the apothecary."

Ferris: "Fine. But dock his wages."

—Rupert Ferris speaking with one of his workers, 1868.

Rupert Ferris (15 August 1830 – 10 February 1868) was a wealthy factory owner of the Ferris Ironworks and Templar, controlling the industries of London during the mid-19th century. He was killed by the Assassin Jacob Frye in 1868.

Trivia

• The surname Ferris is an Anglicization of the Old Gaelic name O'Fearghusa - a compound of the Gaelic O, meaning "grandson" or "male descendant", and the personal name Fergus, composed of the elements fear, "man", and gus, "vigour, force". The name is also similar to ferrous, possibly referencing Ferris' position as factory owner of the Ferris Ironworks.

Reference

• Assassin's Creed: Syndicate