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imported>DanyD Created page with "Obviously Ezio isn't perfect but he has shown to do more good then bad, and when you compare him to Cesare or Rodrigo Borgia he seems like a saint. Generally in the Ezio Tri..." |
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Obviously Ezio isn't perfect but he has shown to do more good then bad, and when you compare him to Cesare or Rodrigo Borgia he seems like a saint. | Obviously Ezio isn't perfect but he has shown to do more good then bad, and when you compare him to Cesare or Rodrigo Borgia he seems like a saint. | ||
Generally in the Ezio Trilogy the Assassins were portrayed as 'good' and Templars 'evil', though in | Generally in the Ezio Trilogy the Assassins were portrayed as 'good' and Templars 'evil', though in Revelations they did do an okay job in making the Assassin & Templar struggle look more shades of gray. | ||
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Obviously Ezio isn't perfect but he has shown to do more good then bad, and when you compare him to Cesare or Rodrigo Borgia he seems like a saint.
Generally in the Ezio Trilogy the Assassins were portrayed as 'good' and Templars 'evil', though in Revelations they did do an okay job in making the Assassin & Templar struggle look more shades of gray.