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W 1760 roku Connor razem ze swoim najlepszym przyjacielem – Kanen'tó:konem i kilkoma innymi dziećmi poszli się bawić w chowanego. Gdy schował się w krzakach, nagle ktoś go z nich wyciągnął. Byli to templariusze, na których czele stał Charles Lee. Mężczyzna zapytał Connora, gdzie leży jego wioska. Ten jedynie napluł mu na twarz. Zdenerwowany Charles chwycił chłopaka za gardło i przycisnął go do drzewa. Lee postanowił go oszczędzić. Connor spytał się go jak ma na imię, templariusz odpowiedział mu i spytał się, po co chce to wiedzieć. Indianin oznajmił mu, że go znajdzie. Wtedy Connor został ogłuszony po uderzeniu muszkietem w głowę. Gdy się ocucił, pobiegł do wioski, jednak ta została podpalona. W olbrzymim pożarze, Connor odnalazł matkę. Ta prosiła go, aby odszedł. Wtedy podszedł do niego I Ratonhnhaké:ton (pronounced as Ra-doon-ha-kay-doon), who later adopted the name Connor, was an American Master Assassin and an ancestor of Desmond Miles. He lived in colonial America during the later half of the 18th century. His father is Haytham Kenway and his grandfather is Edward Kenway. He is the main protagonist of Assassin's Creed III. Ratonhnhaké:ton (1756 – unknown), often known by the adopted name of Connor, was a Master Assassin of the Colonial Brotherhood of Assassins during the period of the American Revolutionary War. Born into the Kanien'kehá:ka tribe, he is an ancestor of Desmond Miles, through the paternal line. Ratonhnhaké:ton (gesp. Radonagedon) oder Connor Kenway war ein Assassine im 18. Jahrhundert, der in den heutigen USA aufwuchs. Er ist ein Vorfahre von Desmond Miles und ist der Protagonist aus Assassin's Creed III. Ratonhaké:tons Vater, Haytham Kenway, war Brite und seine Mutter, Kaniehtí:io, eine amerikanische Ureinwohnerin des Mohawk-Clans. Er wuchs bei seiner Mutter in einem Dorf der Mohawks auf und litt in seiner Kindheit unter den Begegnungen mit Kolonisten, die auch am Tod seiner Mutter die Schuld trugen.

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Ratonhnhaké:ton (1756 – unknown), often known by the adopted name of Connor, was a Master Assassin of the Colonial Brotherhood of Assassins during the period of the American Revolutionary War. Born into the Kanien'kehá:ka tribe, he is an ancestor of Desmond Miles, through the paternal line. Ratonhnhaké:ton was born to the Templar Haytham Kenway and Kaniehtí:io, a Kanien'kehá:ka woman from the village of Kanatahséton. In 1760, while he was still a young child, he was assaulted by Charles Lee and other members of the Templar Order seeking the First Civilization temple which the Kanien'kehá:ka were protecting, and lost his mother shortly after during the burning of his village by George Washington's forces. Ratonhnhaké:ton, however, mistakenly believed the Templars to be responsible for the attack. Growing up concerned by the outside world's impact on his people, Ratonhnhaké:ton joined the Assassin Order to prevent the Templars from returning. Finding the Templars had all but destroyed the Colonial Assassins, Ratonhnhaké:ton convinced Achilles Davenport to train him. Adopting the more Western-sounding pseudonym of 'Connor', he revitalized the Order by recruiting craftsmen to renovate the Davenport Homestead and the Assassin ship, the Aquila. Robert Faulkner subsequently trained him to captain the ship, while Ratonhnhaké:ton inducted six more Assassins into the Order. During his hunt for the Templars, Ratonhnhaké:ton aided the Patriot movement and protected George Washington, unwittingly becoming an important figure of the American Revolution. However, he was conflicted by wanting to reconcile with his father, despite Achilles' warnings as to the futility of uniting the Assassin and Templar philosophies, which ultimately had tragic consequences as Haytham refused to stop protecting Lee. Upon learning that it was Washington, not Lee, who had burned his village, Ratonhnhaké:ton became disillusioned with the Revolutionaries, but continued using them to aid in the eradication of the Templars. He reluctantly accepted Washington's request for help investigating Benedict Arnold and then in disposing of an Apple of Eden he had recovered. The latter incident saw Ratonhnhaké:ton trapped in an alternate reality constructed by the Apple, one wherein Washington ruled as king through tyranny. Eventually, Ratonhnhaké:ton escaped this reality and disposed of the Apple. W 1760 roku Connor razem ze swoim najlepszym przyjacielem – Kanen'tó:konem i kilkoma innymi dziećmi poszli się bawić w chowanego. Gdy schował się w krzakach, nagle ktoś go z nich wyciągnął. Byli to templariusze, na których czele stał Charles Lee. Mężczyzna zapytał Connora, gdzie leży jego wioska. Ten jedynie napluł mu na twarz. Zdenerwowany Charles chwycił chłopaka za gardło i przycisnął go do drzewa. Lee postanowił go oszczędzić. Connor spytał się go jak ma na imię, templariusz odpowiedział mu i spytał się, po co chce to wiedzieć. Indianin oznajmił mu, że go znajdzie. Wtedy Connor został ogłuszony po uderzeniu muszkietem w głowę. Gdy się ocucił, pobiegł do wioski, jednak ta została podpalona. W olbrzymim pożarze, Connor odnalazł matkę. Ta prosiła go, aby odszedł. Wtedy podszedł do niego Indianin, który zabrał go z płonącego domu. Na Kaniehtí:io runął dach, przez co zginęła. Dziewięć lat później, gdy wioska została już odbudowana, Connor i Kanen'tó:kon wyruszyli na polowanie. Kenway umiał już bardzo dobrze polować, więc postanowił tego nauczyć swojego kolegę. Oprócz tego Connor świetnie biegał po drzewach i wspinał się po skałach. Po zdobyciu łupów, Indianie wrócili do wioski. Connor nie ukrywał, że wolałby, aby jego lud został neutralny i nie dołączył do kolonistów. Chciał też, aby dołączył na ścieżkę wojenną. Pewnego dnia, Connor został zaproszony na spotkanie z matką plemienia. Chciała ona mu odpowiedzieć na wszystkie jego pytania. Wręczyła mu Kryształową Kulę – artefakt Pierwszej Cywilizacji. Przez niego, Connor został wysłany do Ogniwa, gdzie spotkał Junionę. Zmieniła jego ciało w orła i gdy lecieli, zaczęła mu opowiadać o roli Templariuszy, którzy zmienią drastycznie ziemie Ameryki. Connor miał odszukać symbol Asasynów, aby po treningu u pewnego mężczyzny, stać się jednym z nich. Niedługo później, gdy Connor już był gotów do wędrówki i zaczął rysować symbol Asasynów, zobaczyła go Matka plemienia. Poradziła mu, aby kierował się na wschód, bo tam znajdzie człowieka, który kiedyś pomógł jego matce (uważała za niego prawdopodobnie Haythama, który miał identyczną insygnię na nadgarstku). Connor otrzymał od niej materac i mógł wyruszyć. Ratonhnhaké:ton (gesp. Radonagedon) oder Connor Kenway war ein Assassine im 18. Jahrhundert, der in den heutigen USA aufwuchs. Er ist ein Vorfahre von Desmond Miles und ist der Protagonist aus Assassin's Creed III. Ratonhaké:tons Vater, Haytham Kenway, war Brite und seine Mutter, Kaniehtí:io, eine amerikanische Ureinwohnerin des Mohawk-Clans. Er wuchs bei seiner Mutter in einem Dorf der Mohawks auf und litt in seiner Kindheit unter den Begegnungen mit Kolonisten, die auch am Tod seiner Mutter die Schuld trugen. Ratonhnhaké:ton gelang es nie, Kategoriesierungen wie „gut“, „böse“, „frei“ oder „versklavt“ und den in den Kolonien allgegenwärtigen Rassismus nachzuvollziehen. Er stellte sich darüber und kämpfte Zeit seines Lebens hauptsächlich für die Freiheit der amerikanischen Ureinwohner, seines Volkes. Insgeheim wurde er von der Vorläuferin Juno aber dazu benutzt, den Schlüssel für den Tempel, der ihr Gefängnis darstellte, in seinen Besitz zu bringen, damit ihn Desmond später finden konnte. Ratonhnhaké:ton (pronounced as Ra-doon-ha-kay-doon), who later adopted the name Connor, was an American Master Assassin and an ancestor of Desmond Miles. He lived in colonial America during the later half of the 18th century. His father is Haytham Kenway and his grandfather is Edward Kenway. He is the main protagonist of Assassin's Creed III.

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