Talk:Lucy Stillman
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Project Siren[edit source]
How much influence did Project Siren have on her team's efforts? At the time of her death, was she really planning to betray her team? She liked Desmond and was nice to everyone else, and nobody suspected that she was up to no good. The second edition of the AC Encyclopedia also didn't mention Project Siren at all. SPARTAN-501 (talk) 01:57, November 16, 2012 (UTC)
just going on my own thought here so I could be very wrong but from the dialouge in ACIII I got the feeling she never had feelings for him and just simply used it as a means to get him to trust her so she could eventually betray them thats just my thought I could be wrong P3891 (talk) 16:23, November 16, 2012 (UTC)
During her email to Warren he flat out tells her "don't let your emotions get in the way." This implied that she was developing some feelings
I have another version of Lucy's story.. I think that she was a threat to Juno. I believe that Subjects 16 tried to warn Desmond about Juno's plan to destroy him. I believe that the son which was mentionet by Subject 16 had to be Desmond's and Lucy's. And that Project Siren was nothing but Juno's lie to justify her decision to kill Lucy. I don't know if it makes sense, but I believe in that...
Lucy's Finger[edit source]
While I was working through the Conversationalist achievement, I saw for the first time Lucy show Desmond that she's missing her ring finger of her left hand. Ancient Traditionally, a mark of an Assassin. Yet directly after this (and before) her character model does not have a missing finger, as Altair's character model does. Was this an oversight? Did Desmond hallucinate it? Or did she just bend her finger back to make the look, and it rendered odd?The Ragin Pagan (talk) 13:32, June 3, 2020 (UTC)
- I'm sure she just curled her finger down to show her assassin affiliation. she still had all her fingers.V i l k a T h e W o l f (talk) 13:35, June 3, 2020 (UTC)
Inscription on Lucy's gravestone[edit source]
It's a poem from Elizabeth Jane Weston, Here it is in Latin : Audaciae culpam meae Gulielme, lenis accipe Sincera quod mens obtulit, Interpretere mitius. And here is the translation : Kindly forgive the fault of my boldness, William: and interpret gently what a sincere mind has offered. El Estonio, September 22, 2024, 21:35 UTC