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{{Quote|Shh... You shouldn't talk like that. No one here does. We're so full of happiness, we have no need of unpleasant thoughts – or of those who would stir them.|Thérèse, attempting to ignore Aveline's suspicions, 1769.|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}} | {{Quote|Shh... You shouldn't talk like that. No one here does. We're so full of happiness, we have no need of unpleasant thoughts – or of those who would stir them.|Thérèse, attempting to ignore Aveline's suspicions, 1769.|Assassin's Creed III: Liberation}} | ||
[[File:A_Slave_in_Trouble_5.png|thumb|250px|Thérèse being rescued by Aveline]] | [[File:A_Slave_in_Trouble_5.png|thumb|250px|Thérèse being rescued by Aveline]] | ||
'''Thérèse''' was a slave that, along with her family, worked on one of the [[Sugar plantation|plantations]] in [[New Orleans]]. Following the disappearance of several of her relatives, she was kidnapped by her master's son, but rescued in due time by the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]]. With the aid of [[Madeleine de L'Isle]], Thérèse was escorted out of New Orleans and, unbeknownst to Aveline, to the labor camp of [[Chichen Itza]], where she was put to work. | '''Thérèse''' was a slave that, along with her family, worked on one of the [[Sugar plantation|plantations]] in [[New Orleans]]. Following the disappearance of several of her relatives, she was kidnapped by her master's son in 1765, but rescued in due time by the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Aveline de Grandpré]]. With the aid of [[Madeleine de L'Isle]], Thérèse was escorted out of New Orleans and, unbeknownst to Aveline, to the labor camp of [[Chichen Itza]], where she was put to work. | ||
In 1769, Thérèse met Aveline again, when the latter traveled to Chichen Itza, attempting to find out the extent of the [[Templars]]' plans. Despite Aveline's suspicions, Thérèse appeared to be perfectly happy in the work camp, claiming it was a wonderful community where she had found freedom. However, upon further questioning, she revealed the people technically didn't own the land and hinted that they weren't allowed to leave, with the ones that tried to escape facing punishment. | In 1769, Thérèse met Aveline again, when the latter traveled to Chichen Itza, attempting to find out the extent of the [[Templars]]' plans. Despite Aveline's suspicions, Thérèse appeared to be perfectly happy in the work camp, claiming it was a wonderful community where she had found freedom. However, upon further questioning, she revealed the people technically didn't own the land and hinted that they weren't allowed to leave, with the ones that tried to escape facing punishment. | ||
Revision as of 13:35, 6 February 2014
- "Shh... You shouldn't talk like that. No one here does. We're so full of happiness, we have no need of unpleasant thoughts – or of those who would stir them."
- ―Thérèse, attempting to ignore Aveline's suspicions, 1769.[src]
Thérèse was a slave that, along with her family, worked on one of the plantations in New Orleans. Following the disappearance of several of her relatives, she was kidnapped by her master's son in 1765, but rescued in due time by the Assassin Aveline de Grandpré. With the aid of Madeleine de L'Isle, Thérèse was escorted out of New Orleans and, unbeknownst to Aveline, to the labor camp of Chichen Itza, where she was put to work.
In 1769, Thérèse met Aveline again, when the latter traveled to Chichen Itza, attempting to find out the extent of the Templars' plans. Despite Aveline's suspicions, Thérèse appeared to be perfectly happy in the work camp, claiming it was a wonderful community where she had found freedom. However, upon further questioning, she revealed the people technically didn't own the land and hinted that they weren't allowed to leave, with the ones that tried to escape facing punishment.
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