Love's Labour's Lost
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Love's Labour's Lost is a repressed Cristina Memory in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood.
Description
Ezio Auditore found the dying Manfredo on the ground during the height of the Bonfire of the Vanities in Florence in 1498. Manfredo told Ezio that Girolamo Savonarola's men had attacked their home, and that his wife, Cristina, had fled with guards pursuing her.
Ezio hunted down the guards and killed them, however, Cristina had already been mortally wounded. Ezio attempted to carry Cristina to a doctor, only to have her die in his arms; though not before Cristina showed him the pendant he had given her, which she had kept for the past twenty-two years. As she closed her eyes, Ezio gave Cristina her last rites.
Dialogue
Ezio found a dying Manfredo lying on the ground.
- Ezio: Manfredo!? What happened!?
- Manfredo: Men... Savonarola's men... They came through, destroying everything.
- Ezio: Where is Cristina!? Manfredo! WHERE IS SHE!
- Manfredo: She ran... They went after her!
- Ezio: No...!
Ezio reached Cristina who was being attacked by guards.
- Guard 1: Whore! Where are your riches now?
- Christina: Leave me alone! Get away! I did nothing to you!
- Guard 2: Your fancy house, your expensive dress! They are sins against the Lord!
- Christina: Help me! Someone, help!
- Cristina: Ezio--!?
- Ezio: Cristina! RUN!
Cristina began to flee and her attackers chased after her. Ezio killed the attackers, however Cristina was mortally wounded. Ezio brought Cristina into a courtyard.
- Ezio: Cristina... Hold on! I'll get you to a doctor... You're going to be all right.
- Cristina: No... Ezio... I don't think I am...
- Ezio: No! Don't... Don't go... Stay with me, Cristina.
- Cristina: Ezio... Don't you know...? I've always been with you.
Ezio saw the pendant he gave to Cristina around her neck.
- Cristina: I wish we... could have had... a second chance.
Cristina perished.
- Ezio: Requiescat in pace (Rest in peace) my love.
Outcome
Ezio succeeded in fending off Cristina's attackers, however, Cristina died from her wounds.
Trivia
- The memory shares its name with a Shakespearean play, Love's Labour's Won, an early comedy.