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- 埃齐奥：“我妹妹知道怎么用刀。”
- 克劳迪娅：“并且我准备再做一次”
- ―埃齐奥和克劳迪娅在一次博吉亚袭击之后[来源]
克劳迪娅·奥迪托雷 (1461 - 未知) 文艺复兴时期的佛罗伦萨贵族，是刺客组织的成员。她是埃齐奥，意大利刺客导师的妹妹。
在1476年，克劳迪娅成为她叔叔领导下的蒙特利久尼城的财务会计。这座城在克劳迪娅的管理和从重开的商店、组织赚来的钱下变得繁荣起来。
在1500年1月，蒙特利久尼被在切萨雷·博吉亚指挥下的博吉亚军围攻并被大面积破坏，使得奥迪托雷家族无家可归。有违她哥哥让克劳迪娅和母亲去故乡佛罗伦萨的期望，克劳迪娅和母亲玛丽亚 跟随埃齐奥到了罗马。在那里，她成为了馨香玫瑰 ——罗马最有名妓院的老板娘。
最终，在证明了她对她哥哥来说是一个有价值的战士之后，埃齐奥让克劳迪娅加入刺客组织 。第二年，克劳迪娅被博吉亚顽固分子俘获。后来他被埃齐奥和马基雅维利救出。在这段时间她辞去了馨香玫瑰老板娘的职务，和她的朋友保拉呆在佛罗伦萨休养直到1507年。
克劳迪娅在1510年，当他哥哥启程去中东旅行，寻找传说中据说在马斯亚夫的阿泰尔 的图书馆时，被授予意大利刺客 的临时控制权直到她哥哥在1512年晚些时候回来。之后埃齐奥退出刺客组织并指派了一名继承者。
生平
早年生活
- “埃齐奥！你去哪儿了！他们不会让我们离开的。而且母亲在我们离开家后一个字也没说过。父亲还需要把东西整理...”
- ―克劳迪娅对埃齐奥，当他从刑场回来。[来源]
克劳迪娅在1461年1月2日出生于佛罗伦萨 ，是佛罗伦萨银行家乔瓦尼·奥迪托雷和他妻子玛丽亚的女儿。她 有两个哥哥，费代里科和埃齐奥，还有一个弟弟叫彼得鲁乔。 [1]
As of 1476, Claudia was betrothed to Duccio de Luca, a member of another noble family in Florence. Eventually, Claudia heard rumors of Duccio's adulterous actions, and her brother Ezio noticed her sadness over this. On Claudia's behalf, Ezio went to see Duccio, confirming the rumors and beating him up in a fight. After this, the relationship between Claudia and Duccio ended.[1]
A few days later, their home - the Palazzo Auditore - was attacked by Pazzi guards. The guards arrested Giovanni, Federico and Petruccio, and left Maria in shock. Claudia and the Auditore housemaid Annetta took Maria and hid themselves in the Palazzo, until Ezio arrived to find their home ransacked. Following this, on her brother's request, Annetta took Claudia and Maria to her sister Paola's home, while Ezio went to the Palazzo della Signoria to find their father and brothers.[1]
Despite Ezio's efforts, Giovanni, Federico and Petruccio were executed on false accusations of treason by the Florentine Gonfaloniere Uberto Alberti, working for Rodrigo Borgia - the Grand Master of the Templar Order. Claudia and Maria resided safely in Paola's home, which turned out to be a brothel, while Ezio exacted revenge on Uberto Alberti. This act would later become the stepping stone to Ezio's eventual induction into the Assassin Order, of which their father was secretly a member.[1]
住在蒙特利久尼
- “Since SOMEONE decided we're going to stay here, Zio Mario suggested we try and find the money to repair the villa.”
- ―Claudia, about Mario making her run Monteriggioni's finances.[来源]
克劳迪娅告诉埃齐奥她不喜欢蒙特利久尼。
After Ezio was successful in his objective, he took Claudia and Maria to travel to Monteriggioni with him, where their uncle Mario Auditore owned a villa.[1]
Successfully fleeing the city, they traveled through the Tuscan countryside, until they were ambushed by Ezio's rival, Vieri de' Pazzi, near to Monteriggioni. Ezio, trying to fend off Vieri's men, was eventually joined by their uncle Mario and his mercenaries, who rescued them and led them into the town. Showing them around the city, Ezio made clear to Claudia that they were only staying there temporarily, as he planned to travel with them further west to Spain.[1]
Ezio was eventually persuaded by his uncle Mario to finish his father's work in the Assassin Order, and he decided to stay in the Villa Auditore, to Claudia's displeasure. Some time later, Mario told Claudia to keep track off Monteriggioni's finances in a record book, which infuriated Claudia, who was used to a luxurious lifestyle. Over time, Claudia got used to her new job,[1] but missed Ezio while he was journeying around Italy to take down the Templars.[2]
During Ezio's journey, he occasionally returned to Monteriggioni with finances for rebuilding the town, and with Claudia's organization skills, the town sprung back to life again and became more populated.[1] Claudia also married Mario's captain, and in 1488, she was pregnant with his child.[3]
克劳迪娅要去欢迎结束旅行回来的哥哥。
On 1 January 1500, Claudia's brother and uncle returned from their journey to Rome to kill Rodrigo Borgia, who had become Pope Alexander VI. Upon reuniting with Ezio, Claudia asked him if the Spaniard, Rodrigo Borgia, was finally dead, though he declined to answer straight away.[2]
That day, the town was already preparing for Claudia's birthday the next day, though Claudia wished to keep the party a secret from her brother, in order to surprise him. Later the same day, Claudia joined Ezio, Maria, Mario, Niccolò Machiavelli, and Caterina Sforza in Mario's study, where Ezio told them about his choice to spare Rodrigo's life and his discovery in the vault underneath the Vatican - a projection of Minerva, a member of the First Civilization.[2]
The following morning, on Claudia's birthday, Monteriggioni was besieged by the Borgia, under the command of Rodrigo's son Cesare, Captain General of the Papal army. Claudia secured her mother and several other villagers in the sanctuary underneath her villa, but was found and attacked by Borgia soldiers upon leaving the villa. She was saved by her heavily-wounded brother, who led the survivors through a secret passage underneath Monteriggioni. Upon arriving outside safely, Ezio informed Claudia and Maria that Cesare had killed Mario, and told them to go to Florence. However, they both wished to aid Ezio, so they secretly followed him to Rome, the heart of Borgia and Templar power.[2]
领导罗马娼妓
- 埃齐奥：“你做到了，克劳迪娅。而且是靠你自己。”
- 克劳迪娅：“我这20年都是在靠自己。”
- ―埃齐奥和克劳迪娅，关于她要求要领导罗马的娼妓。[来源]
克劳迪娅，玛丽亚和埃齐奥在妓院里。
Claudia and Maria made their way to the Assassin headquarters on Tiber Island in Rome, where they met with Niccolò. Niccolò suspected Ezio to be visiting the courtesans at the Rosa in Fiore, and redirected the women to the brothel.[2]
Conversing with the courtesans, Claudia and Maria were joined by Ezio, who had just came back from a failed attempt to save the brothel's owner, Madonna Solari, from slave traders. Without anyone to lead the courtesans, Claudia offered to take over the ownership of the brothel, much to Ezio's dissatisfaction.[2]
On Maria's request, Ezio agreed, and Claudia and her courtesans started retrieving intelligence for the Assassin Order from the Borgia, beginning to attain information on the location of Caterina Sforza. Meeting with Ezio and the other guild leaders at the Assassin hideout with the necessary information, the Assassins decided that their next step was to assassinate Rodrigo and Cesare Borgia.[2]
Claudia continued to lead the courtesans for the coming years, and in 1503, she joined the Assassins at the hideout again, where she revealed that a senator named Egidio Troche was closely related with Cesare's "Banker". Claudia pointed Ezio in the senator's direction, and set her courtesans to follow Ezio when he went to assassinate the Banker, taking his money with them to the Rosa in Fiore.[2]
However, these courtesans were followed by Borgia guards, and they infiltrated the brothel. Determined to protect her girls, Claudia armed herself with a knife, and single-handedly took out all the guards, right before Ezio entered the brothel in the hopes of saving her. Ezio was amazed by Claudia's efforts, and in August 1503, he called Claudia to the hideout again.[2]
Entering the ceremony hall, Ezio inducted Claudia into the Assassin Order in the presence of the other Assassins, while Ezio himself was promoted to Mentor and leader of the Italian Assassins. Claudia proceeded to perform a Leap of Faith into the Tiber from the top of the hideout.[2]
克劳迪娅加入刺客组织。
Ezio infiltrated the Castel Sant'Angelo soon afterwards, aiming to kill Rodrigo and Cesare. To his astonishment, however, Ezio witnessed Cesare kill Rodrigo with a poisoned apple, and without his father's power in the Church, Cesare saw his control over Rome weakening immensely.[2] Shortly after, Claudia informed Ezio that a French cardinal, Georges d'Amboise, revealed that he was to meet with Cesare soon, and Ezio left to interrupt the meeting.[4] Subsequently, Claudia joined Ezio, Niccolò, La Volpe and Bartolomeo d'Alviano in defeating the last of Cesare's supporters, and witnessed his arrest at the hands of Fabio Orsini and the Papal Guard.[2]
The next year, Maria grew weak and started talking of Giovanni, Federico and Petruccio again, and some time later, she died due to illness. With this, Claudia was left in sole control of the courtesans, but in the same year, she was captured by a group of Borgia remnants, led by a Templar spy named Bruno.[4]
Bruno pretended to work for Niccolò, and directed both him and Ezio to where Claudia was being held captive, saying it was a secret Templar hideout. Claudia, held by ropes, saw her clothes get ripped off by one of the Templars, until Ezio and Niccolò joined them. Niccolò and Ezio were able to overcome the Borgia fanatics and rescue Claudia, but she eventually chose to resign as the Madame of the Rosa in Fiore. Claudia left for Florence, where she stayed with Paola to recover from the ferocious Templar attack. In response, La Volpe arranged for Rosa, a Venetian thief, to take on her role as Madame.[4]
服务刺客组织
- “It's true. This job wears one out. The Blessed Mother knows, I've only been doing it in your stead for two short years, but I have come to realize what you have been carrying on your shoulders for so long.”
- ―Claudia about the hardship of leading the Assassins.[来源]
Ezio continued to chase after Cesare, and eventually managed to kill the Templar Grand Master during the Siege of Viana in 1507. Returning to Rome from Spain, Ezio asked Machiavelli to send Claudia back to Rome as soon as he would reach Florence. Claudia returned to Rome some time later, having grown to love the city more than her home of Florence.[4]
Claudia continued to serve the Assassins, acting as an advisor to Ezio. In 1510, Ezio discovered a letter from their father, which detailed the location of the library of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad, the Mentor of the Levantine Assassins and one of the most legendary Assassins of the Order. Though not showing the letter to Claudia, Ezio revealed that he aimed to travel to Masyaf in hopes of finding the library. Wishing Ezio luck on his journey and asking him to write to her occasionally, Claudia was temporarily left in control of the Italian Assassin Brotherhood.[5]
Occasionally, Claudia received letters from her brother detailing the progress of his journey, which eventually led him to Constantinople. He also revealed to her the feelings he was starting to have for a Venetian woman named Sofia Sartor.[6]
In Ezio's absence, Claudia faced the problem of Pope Julius II's declining health, which troubled the Assassins due to Julius having been their protector for numerous years. Additionally, she received a letter from Desiderius Erasmus, a Dutch scholar and the leader of the Northern European Assassins.[5]
In late 1512, Ezio returned to Rome with Sofia, who had become his wife after their marriage in Venice. Claudia revealed to him the good news of Giovanni di Lorenzo de' Medici, son of Ezio's late friend and ally Lorenzo de' Medici, being close to the Papacy, and showed him Erasmus' letter.[5]
Additionally, Claudia congratulated Ezio on his marriage, approving of his wife, "even if she [was] a Venetian." Ezio, having decided to resign from the Order, revealed that he had chosen Lodovico Ariosto as his successor as Mentor. Claudia, pointing out Ariosto's relationship to Alfonso d'Este and his wife Lucrezia Borgia, heavily protested against this, and was even more infuriated upon hearing of Ezio's desire to build his own vineyard and to start writing.[5]
晚年生活
Claudia eventually married again, and stayed with her new husband in Rome. Despite being angry at Ezio at first, Claudia came to enjoy her visits to Ezio and Sofia's villa in the Tuscan countryside, and grew to love her new niece and nephew, Flavia and Marcello.[5]
Despite being 15 years older than Sofia, Claudia didn't take up a motherly role to her sister-in-law and they became very close, with Sofia occasionally taking her children to visit Claudia in Rome.[5]
性格特征
- “他是在强制我工作！如果父亲在的话，我永远也不会坐像这样的办公桌后面。”
- ―克劳迪娅对埃齐奥，在被马里奥指派工作时[来源]
克劳迪娅和埃齐奥在妓院后面
In her younger years, it was evident that Claudia had been too spoiled by Giovanni, and was unafraid to be violent when a girl merely "looked at her boyfriend." Due to her temper, Giovanni was forced to raise her dowry by 1,000 florins, since she scared off all of her suitors. At times, she was also seen to be immature, complaining petulantly after Mario assigned her to manage Monteriggioni's finances.[1]
Regardless, Claudia was quite capable of handling and keeping track of the town's bankroll, as well as of her brother's purchases and earnings.[1] Her capability in business management again became useful when she volunteered - despite Ezio's initial protest - to take over the brothel in Rome. Under her leadership, the Rosa in Fiore became the most popular brothel in the city, as well as an effective intelligence-gathering arm for the Assassins.[2]
Claudia was also kind with her family, being especially emotional over her father and brothers' execution, her mother's emotional trauma, and leaving her home and her friends in Florence. Claudia was Ezio's only sister, and unlike her brothers, who were executed on the orders of Rodrigo Borgia to prove a point to the Assassins, she was spared, likely because of her gender.[1]
琐闻趣事
刺客信条：II
- 克劳迪娅和游戏中的大多数人一样，在23年的时间内没有任何外貌上的变化，并且她始终呆在奥迪托雷别墅的那张桌子后。自从她向艾齐奥抱怨不想工作后，她与艾齐奥的唯一对话就是问他是否要看庄园的财政薄。
- 自从艾齐奥给蒙特利久尼赚取收入后，克劳迪娅说她会全力存钱。但她从未告诉艾齐奥存款的去向。
- 克劳迪娅在大部分时间中她都呆在奥迪托雷别墅，她在虚荣之火事件中艾齐奥可以用鹰眼在奥迪托雷宅邸看到她的影像。
- 游戏中有一个BUG，艾齐奥在跑动中可以撞到并击倒克劳迪娅，此时她会呼叫城市守卫，尽管这一切看起来不可思议。
- 马里奥在刺客信条：文艺复兴中提到过克劳迪娅已有家室，但未提及她丈夫和孩子的姓名。
刺客信条：兄弟会
- 克劳迪娅看起来还很年轻，其实在游戏刚开始的时候她已经38岁了。她的皮肤看起来比以前更苍白。
- 当克劳迪娅加入刺客组织是，她的服装和玛利亚·索普在刺客信条II中的服装很相似。
- Like her brother, Claudia wielded a knife with an icepick grip, as shown in the memory "Paper Trail."
画廊
 克劳迪娅的数据库图像  克劳迪娅在说她和杜乔的烦恼  就职典礼上的克劳迪娅  克劳迪娅的脸部模型  克劳迪娅为父亲和哥哥的死感到震惊  克劳迪娅在奥迪托雷别墅是办公桌上  克劳迪娅和埃齐奥争吵  克劳迪娅站在守卫尸体上面  克劳迪娅在就职仪式 |
参考与注释
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