This article is about the memory of Kassandra. You may be looking for Aristophanes' play of the same name. |
The Knights was a virtual representation of one of Kassandra's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.5.
Description[]
Kassandra returned to speak to Aristophanes and Sokrates after their successful attempt to damage Kleon's reputation.
Dialogue[]
Kassandra met with Aristophanes and Sokrates at the meeting room in Perikles' Residence.
- Kassandra: So, what's next?
- Aristophanes: The play was a great success, as I knew it would be. With that and the proof you presented at the Pnyx, Kleon has lost much of his popularity.
- Sokrates: Now he heads to Amphipolis in an effort to redeem himself.
A man rushed into the room.
- Civilian: Kassandra! Brasidas sent me to find you. He's alive and well.
- Kassandra: Where is he now?
- Civilian: Amphipolis. They're preparing for battle.
- Kassandra: If you reach him before I do, tell him I'm on the way.
- Sokrates: So what are you going to do?
- Kassandra: Kleon dies now. This is our chance.
- Sokrates: The plan is already working. Death shouldn't be brought early, even to someone like Kleon.
- Kassandra: He's exactly the type death should come early to. Not all who live deserve to grow old, Sokrates.
- Sokrates: And you decide who deserves it?
- Kassandra: This time I do.
Sokrates sighed as Kassandra prepared to leave the room.
- Sokrates: Then safe travels.
Kassandra prepared to leave.
- Sokrates: Whatever you decide, remember he is only a man.
- Kassandra: I can't promise anything.
- Sokrates: Be safe.
Kassandra left.
Outcome[]
Kassandra learned that Brasidas had survived the Battle of Pylos and sought her aid for the upcoming Battle of Amphipolis, which she accepted and promptly travelled to.
Trivia[]
- The name of the memory is a reference to the historical play, also titled The Knights, which was the fourth play written by Aristophanes.