Evie Frye
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11Evie Frye was born in Crawley, England on 9 November 1847, four minutes before her brother Jacob. The twins' mother Cecily died during childbirth and their father Ethan, needing time to mourn and recover from the loss, traveled to India, leaving his children to be raised by their maternal grandmother until the age of six. In 1853, Ethan returned to Crawley and began to personally raise and train Evie and Jacob as Assassins. Despite displaying more potential than her brother, Evie often found herself bored by their combat training. While Jacob spent his days in their home's yard, practicing the moves taught by Ethan in the morning, Evie would sneak away to Ethan's study to read about the Brotherhood's history. Studying chronicles of legendary Assassins such as Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad, Ezio Auditore, Edward Kenway, Adéwalé, Aveline de Grandpré, Arno Dorian and Arbaaz Mir inspired in her a desire to discover the knowledge kept within the fabled Pieces of Eden. In January 1868, Ethan passed away after a long battle with pleurisy, during which Evie and Jacob had been restricted from seeing their father too often, as he did not wish to be a burden on them. On the day of Ethan's death, George Westhouse was the first to discover his body and went to deliver the news to the twins, but to his surprise, he found them wearing their Assassin attires, as if they had already sensed what had happened and knew that the time had come to carry on their father's legacy. Arriving in Whitechapel, Evie and Jacob decided to seek out the leader, and sole remaining Assassin in London, Henry Green. Running into Henry while exploring Whitechapel, the Assassin apprised them of the Templar control over London before Jacob proposed the formation of a gang called the Rooks to counter the Templar-backed Blighters. Evie disagreed with her brother's plan, believing that finding the Piece of Eden Brewster had warned her about was a matter of more urgency.
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