Assassin's Creed III: A Casual Plot Overview

Achilles, do you remember that Hessen spared your life twenty years ago? Twenty years later, you instigated his son to kill him and still recognized you as his father! Your revenge was indeed successful! And that stupid boy Connor is still unaware. The screenwriter was indeed right to choose aborigines. A well-educated person would not have reached this ending. Dad Haisen, I miss you.

I wonder why Hyson became like Braddock? No, there is still a difference between him and Braddock. He did not kill innocent people. He killed British soldiers and Church's accomplices (perhaps the Templars). He deeply understood that kindness to the enemy is cruelty to himself! This may be because he has faced the cold reality for so many years and his heart has slowly hardened. I wonder how many more years it will take Connor to realize this. Human beings are really pitiful and difficult creatures. Their communication efficiency is so low, the inheritance of civilization is so fragile, and it is so difficult to develop to the present level. Connor is determined to go on regardless of how history repeats itself. He lost his father. Desmond is determined not to let history repeat itself, where his father lost his son. Tears...

Connor, hang up the portraits of Achilles' family and burn your father's last portrait! I think it is really difficult to understand a person, but as long as you are willing, you can always feel the clues of his thoughts, right? Growth may be really difficult, but as long as you are willing, you can always learn something from it to make yourself stronger.

Hessen returned to England to seek revenge, which eventually led to tragedy.

To be honest, Hessen is the spiritual pillar and operational leader of the North American Temple. Without him, what do you think they could accomplish with Lee's irritability, Church's greed for money, Hickey's lust, Johnson's weakness, and Peter Kane's indecision? It would be possible to revive if Shay was here, but no one else would be alive, let alone dead.

He hates Achilles and instigates other people's sons to commit patricide. Has he forgotten that he also had a son?

In fact, it was not a wise choice for Hyson to support Charles Lee. Lee proved to be a bad leader with a bad temper and an inability to unite people, much worse than Washington, despite his military uniqueness. In the War of Independence, those who can unite the majority will naturally win. Maybe Hessen has no other choice? Hyson once said that Li understands what this country needs, but judging from Li's current performance, I don't think he knows. In addition, I think Heisen is right when he says "the people have no choice". Politics is always a game for a few people, and "the people" are easily manipulated. Just look at the Yellow Vests in France and Brexit. The real freedom of the people should be understood by the second uncle. Our creed does not require us to be free, but requires us to be wise.

The voice actor of Hazen's father is simply amazing. That soft and weak "son" melted my heart. Then Connor said this... What I want to say is that the brain circuits of men and women are really different, or is it that Connor's brain circuits are different from most people?

And before starting the mission, you can see Dad tapping his feet impatiently at the dock.

After playing the rebellion plot, I always feel that Hessen's father's dislike of Connor is all about missing Shay.