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Jailbird
Jailbird is a memory in Assassin's Creed II.
Description
Ezio returns to his home thinking of the people he had just met, people he could never imagine his father would associate himself with.
Dialogue
Palazzo Auditore
Ezio returns home after delivering the letters his father had given him.
- Ezio: Father? Federico?
- He gets worried when no one answers, but moves just in time to avoid a vase about to hit him.
- Annetta: Oh! Ser Ezio! (Sir Ezio!) Thank God!
- Ezio: What happened? Where is everyone?
- Annetta: They took your father and brothers to the Palazzo della Signoria- to prison!
- Ezio: And my mother? My sister?
- Claudia calls from inside;
- Claudia: Ezio...
- Ezio: Claudia! Are you alright?
- Claudia: Yes. But mother...
- Annetta: She's in shock.
They...
When she resisted... - Ezio: It's not safe here. Is there a place you can take them?
- Annetta: Yes. Yes! To my sister's.
- Ezio: Good. Do that. In the meantime I'll go me my father.
- Annetta: Be careful Messer Ezio! The guards were looking for you as well.
Palazzo della Signoria
Ezio makes his way to the prison without attracting any attention to himself. He climbs the prison tower to find his father.
- Giovanni: Ezio!
- Ezio: Father! What's happened?
- Giovanni: Took a bit of beating, but I'm alright. What of yor mother and sister?
- Ezio: Safe now.
- Giovanni: Annetta took them?
- Ezio: Yes... Wait. You knew this would happen?!
- Giovanni: Not the way it did... And not this soon. It doesn't matter now.
- Ezio: What do you mean? Explain!
- Giovanni: There's no time. Listen closely: Return to the house. In my office is a hidden door. Use your talent to find it. Beyond lies a chest, take EVERYTHING you can find inside. Much of it may seem strange to you, but all of it is important. Do you understand?
- Ezio: Yes.
- Giovanni: Good. Among the contents is a letter - and with it some documents. I need you to take these documents to Messer Uberto.
Outcome
Ezio speaks with his father through a prison window, then leaves to follow his instructions.