Rhona Dinsmore
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Rhona Dinsmore (1688 – unknown) was the leader of the Assassins in Havana.
At some point, Rhona's bureau in Havana was sold out to the Templars by the traitorous Assassin Duncan Walpole, to which Edward Kenway, on delivering documents to the Templars for Walpole's reward, inadvertently endangered Rhona's bureau. To make penance, Edward arrived to assist Rhona as she was being besieged by Spanish troops.
After fending off the attack, Kenway requested Rhona's assistance in locating the Templar key required to access a set of robes at his base in Great Inagua. Rhona asked him how he would respond if she were to take the robes for herself, to which Kenway pointed out that they would not fit her. Reluctantly, she agreed to help him in exchange for defeating the Templars in Havana.
By 1721, Edward revisited Rhona while on the hunt for Grand Master Laureano de Torres y Ayala, at the same time as Havana was placed on high alert. Edward showed Rhona the Crystal Skull from the Observatory and inserted Torres' blood vial into it, showing his location. Subsequently, while he tracked down Torres, Edward gave the skull to Rhona for protection.
Edward later returned to her bureau, revealing that the man he assassinated was a decoy, and instructed Rhona to warn Ah Tabai that Torres was headed for the Observatory.
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