Haytham: Do you swear to uphold the principles of our order and all that for which we stand?
Charles: I do.
Haytham: And never to share our secrets nor divulge the true nature of our work?
Charles: I do.
Haytham: And to do so from now until death – whatever the cost?
Charles: I do.
Haytham: Then we welcome you into our fold, brother. Together we will usher in the dawn of a New World. One defined by purpose and order. Give me your hand.
Haytham: You are a Templar. May the Father of Understanding guide us.
Haytham: Your death opens a door. It’s nothing personal. Well, maybe it is a LITTLE personal. You’ve been a pain in my arse, after all.
Braddock: But we are brothers in arms.
Haytham: Once, perhaps. No longer. Do you think I’ve forgotten what you did? All those innocents slaughtered. And for what? It does not engender peace to cut your way to resolution.
Braddock: Wrong! Were that we applied the sword more liberally and more often, the world would be a better place than it is today.
Haytham: In this instance, I concur. Farewell, Edward.
Hickey: When this is done, I’m takin’ a week in New York. It’s high time I went and saw the sights.
Church: Of empty whiskey bottles and women’s breeches, no doubt.
Taylor Swift’s “I Knew You Were Trouble” ft. Thomas Hickey
Took me days to find the clip and create this, but it was worth it.
(Though it made me hate the song after completion.)
Kaniehtí:io: It tells the story of Iottsitíson, who came into their world and shaped it for what life might come. She had a hard journey, fraught with great loss and peril. But she believed in her children and what they might achieve. And though she is long gone from the physical world – her eyes still watch over us. Her ears still hear our words. Her hands still guide us. And her love still gives us strength.
Haytham: You have shown me great kindness, Ziio. Thank you.