The Soldier

The Soldier was a virtual representation of one of Haytham Kenway's genetic memories, relived by Desmond Miles in 2012 through the Animus.

Description
Having found William Johnson and Benjamin Church, Haytham decided to find and recruit John Pitcairn, who served General Edward Braddock.

Dialogue
Haytham and Charles then went to the military district. Haytham and Charles were then removed from the military district. Charles and Haytham then followed a small patrol. Haytham and Charles followed the patrol for several blocks. Charles ran up to General Braddock. Charles then threw mud at Braddock and ran away. Braddock eventually caught up to Charles. A fight then ensued, and Haytham and his allies killed all the Redcoats, with the exception of General Braddock.
 * Benjamin: Johnson's told me what you intend. As it happens, the man who held me is the same one that you seek. His name is Silas Thatcher.
 * Charles: That fancy lad is our slaver?
 * Benjamin: Don't let his velvet tongue deceive you. A crueler and more vicious creature, I've never known.
 * Haytham: What can you tell me of his operation?
 * Benjamin: He hosts at least a hundred men, more than half of whom are Redcoats.
 * Haytham: All this for some slaves?
 * Benjamin: Hardly. The man's a commander in the King's Troop, in charge of the Southgate Fort.
 * Haytham: We need to find a way inside... Hmmm... Let me think on it. In the meantime, I'll attend to our final recruit.
 * Charles: John Pitcairn's our man. I'll take you to him.
 * Redcoat: State your business.
 * Charles: New recruit.
 * Redcoat: More kindling for the pyre, eh? Go on, then.
 * Haytham: How'd you manage that?
 * Charles: Did you forget, sir? My commission is with General Braddock - when I'm not attending to you, of course.
 * Edward: Pitcairn, you fool! Your acts are treacherous. Give me one good reason I shouldn't kill you right now. Were you planning to announce yourself? Or did you hope my men wouldn't notice your arrival?
 * John: Sir, if you'll allow me to explain...
 * Edward: Oh, by all means. I should like very much to hear this.
 * John: I have not deserted, sir. I am here under Commander Amherst's orders.
 * Edward: Show me a letter bearing his seal and you might be spared the gallows.
 * John: I have no such thing... The nature of my work, sir... it's...
 * Haytham: ... It's the sort of thing best not put to paper.
 * Edward: Haytham.
 * Haytham: General Braddock.
 * Edward: I suppose I shouldn't be surprised. Wolves often travel in packs.
 * Haytham: Master Pitcairn won't be here for but a few eeks. I shall return him to his proper post once our work is finished.
 * Edward: The Devil's work no doubt. It's bad enough my superiors insisted I grant you use of Charles. But they've said nothing about this traitor. You'll not have him.
 * Haytham: Edward, listen to reason.
 * Edward: We're done here. See these gentlemen out.
 * Charles: Well that didn't go as I expected.
 * Haytham: And to think, I used to call him brother...
 * Charles: What now? They'll chase us off if we try and return.
 * Haytham: We're done with the camp. And as luck would have it, so are they. Come along.
 * Charles: What are you planning?
 * Haytham: To steal Master Pitcairn.
 * Charles: What?
 * Haytham: You'll see. ow, when I give the signal, you're to distract Braddock's patrol and lure them into a dead end.
 * Redcoat 1: Hmmm. Where shall we head next?
 * Redcoat 2: Perhaps down Marlbrough?
 * Redcoat 1: No... its residents are too content. Their homes are nice - their days untroubled.
 * Redcoat 2: What of Lyn or Ship Street?
 * Redcoat 1: Yes. Those fresh arrived are often soon in dire straits. They're more likely to seize upon an opportunity to fatten their purses and feed their young.
 * Haytham: Now!
 * Edward: Oi!
 * Charles: You're thieves and scoundrels one and all! Fie on you and your false war!
 * Edward: After him!
 * Haytham: Unhand him, Edward!
 * Edward: You again.
 * Haytham: Let us go - and John Pitcairn with us.
 * Edward: I will not have my authority challenged.
 * Haytham: Nor I.
 * Edward: Put them all in chains.
 * Haytham: I stay my hand today because you were once my brother - and a better man than this. But should our paths ever corss again, all debts will be forgotten. You're free now, John.
 * Edward: Traitor! Go on then! Join them on their fool's errand! And when you find yourself lying broken and dying at the bottom of -
 * John: I assume you've good reason for causing all this madness? What is it you require of me?
 * Haytham: I'll explain everything on the way...

Trivia

 * To achieve full synchronization, three constraints must be completed: ten mecenaries must be killed using firearms, Thomas Hickey and Charles Lee must not lose more than half of their health, and both previous contraints must be completed together in one playthrough.