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* In the finale, [[KillEmAll the entire cast]] cast will be killed off in an arrow storm.
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Yes, this sounds very far out, but when the historical Juan was murdered in 1497, suspicion was not only cast on Cesare, but also on his youngest brother, allegedly because of the affair between Juan and his sister-in-law Sancia of Aragon. As of now, we know that this affair did happen in the series. Wouldn't it be fitting if Gioffre (who would be 16 years old by then, if the series follows the historical dates), the ObliviousYoungerSibling, turns out to be the one who actually goes through with killing Juan (Lucrezia already tried, and Cesare was close to trying). It would be a nice twist, since apparently everyone in the audience thinks it's a ForegoneConclusion that Cesare will off his brother (including on this wiki). It would also put a much greater strain on the relationship between Rodrigo and Cesare, since Cesare would naturally be the prime suspect, but may be completely innocent.
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Yes, this sounds very far out, but when the historical Juan was murdered in 1497, suspicion was not only cast on Cesare, but also on his youngest brother, allegedly because of the affair between Juan and his sister-in-law Sancia of Aragon. As of now, we know that this affair did happen in the series. Wouldn't it be fitting if Gioffre (who would be 16 years old by then, if the series follows the historical dates), the ObliviousYoungerSibling, turns out to be the one who actually goes through with killing Juan (Lucrezia already tried, and Cesare was close to trying). It would be a nice twist, since apparently everyone in the audience thinks it's a ForegoneConclusion that Cesare will off his brother (including on this wiki). It would also put a much greater strain on the relationship between Rodrigo and Cesare, since Cesare would naturally be the prime suspect, but may be [[NotMeThisTime completely innocent.innocent]].
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[[WMG: Juan was right about Lucrezia's baby being the Antichrist or whatever]]
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[[WMG: Juan was right about Lucrezia's baby being
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** I don't know Assassins Creed Brotherhood that well however, I think that is true because of the game title and this picture of Micheletto and his fellow assassins of Rome. [[http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-i8CfvWq65qM/T6PlRFWcPuI/AAAAAAAAEFk/Ygq-KmbhcL4/s1600/Stray+Dogs.JPG]]
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** I don't know Assassins Creed Brotherhood that well however, I think that is true because of the game title and this picture of Micheletto and his fellow assassins of Rome. [[http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-i8CfvWq65qM/T6PlRFWcPuI/AAAAAAAAEFk/Ygq-KmbhcL4/s1600/Stray+Dogs.JPG]]
JPG CLICK HERE]]
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** I don't know Assassins Creed Brotherhood that well however, I think that is true because of the game title and this picture of Micheletto and his fellow assassins of Rome. http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-i8CfvWq65qM/T6PlRFWcPuI/AAAAAAAAEFk/Ygq-KmbhcL4/s1600/Stray+Dogs.JPG
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** I don't know Assassins Creed Brotherhood that well however, I think that is true because of the game title and this picture of Micheletto and his fellow assassins of Rome. http://3.[[http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-i8CfvWq65qM/T6PlRFWcPuI/AAAAAAAAEFk/Ygq-KmbhcL4/s1600/Stray+Dogs.JPG
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** I don't know Assassins Creed Brotherhood that well however, I think that is true because of the game title and this picture of Micheletto and his fellow assassins of Rome. http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-i8CfvWq65qM/T6PlRFWcPuI/AAAAAAAAEFk/Ygq-KmbhcL4/s1600/Stray+Dogs.JPG
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it would be mind-bendingly hilarious.
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it would be mind-bendingly hilarious.mind-blowingly hilarious.
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* Jossed. [[spoiler: Cesare's the one who kills Juan]]
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* Jossed. [[spoiler: Cesare's the one who kills Juan]]Juan]]
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it would be mind-bendingly hilarious.
[[WMG: Juan was right about Lucrezia's baby being the Antichrist or whatever]]
it would be mind-bendingly hilarious.
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Yes, this sounds very far out, but when the historical Juan was murdered in 1497, suspicion was not only cast on Cesare, but also on his youngest brother, allegedly because of the affair between Juan and his sister-in-law Sancia of Aragon. As of now, we know that this affair did happen in the series. Wouldn't it be fitting if Gioffre (who would be 16 years old by then, if the series follows the historical dates), the ObliviousYoungerSibling, turns out to be the one who actually goes through with killing Juan (Lucrezia already tried, and Cesare was close to trying). It would be a nice twist, since apparently everyone in the audience thinks it's a ForegoneConclusion that Cesare will off his brother (including on this wiki). It would also put a much greater strain on the relationship between Rodrigo and Cesare, since Cesare would naturally be the prime suspect, but may be completely innocent.
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Yes, this sounds very far out, but when the historical Juan was murdered in 1497, suspicion was not only cast on Cesare, but also on his youngest brother, allegedly because of the affair between Juan and his sister-in-law Sancia of Aragon. As of now, we know that this affair did happen in the series. Wouldn't it be fitting if Gioffre (who would be 16 years old by then, if the series follows the historical dates), the ObliviousYoungerSibling, turns out to be the one who actually goes through with killing Juan (Lucrezia already tried, and Cesare was close to trying). It would be a nice twist, since apparently everyone in the audience thinks it's a ForegoneConclusion that Cesare will off his brother (including on this wiki). It would also put a much greater strain on the relationship between Rodrigo and Cesare, since Cesare would naturally be the prime suspect, but may be completely innocent.innocent.
* Jossed. [[spoiler: Cesare's the one who kills Juan]]
* Jossed. [[spoiler: Cesare's the one who kills Juan]]
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* It turns out that Ezio..is Micheletto.Micheletto.
[[WMG:Juan will not be killed by Cesare, but by Gioffre]]
Yes, this sounds very far out, but when the historical Juan was murdered in 1497, suspicion was not only cast on Cesare, but also on his youngest brother, allegedly because of the affair between Juan and his sister-in-law Sancia of Aragon. As of now, we know that this affair did happen in the series. Wouldn't it be fitting if Gioffre (who would be 16 years old by then, if the series follows the historical dates), the ObliviousYoungerSibling, turns out to be the one who actually goes through with killing Juan (Lucrezia already tried, and Cesare was close to trying). It would be a nice twist, since apparently everyone in the audience thinks it's a ForegoneConclusion that Cesare will off his brother (including on this wiki). It would also put a much greater strain on the relationship between Rodrigo and Cesare, since Cesare would naturally be the prime suspect, but may be completely innocent.
[[WMG:Juan will not be killed by Cesare, but by Gioffre]]
Yes, this sounds very far out, but when the historical Juan was murdered in 1497, suspicion was not only cast on Cesare, but also on his youngest brother, allegedly because of the affair between Juan and his sister-in-law Sancia of Aragon. As of now, we know that this affair did happen in the series. Wouldn't it be fitting if Gioffre (who would be 16 years old by then, if the series follows the historical dates), the ObliviousYoungerSibling, turns out to be the one who actually goes through with killing Juan (Lucrezia already tried, and Cesare was close to trying). It would be a nice twist, since apparently everyone in the audience thinks it's a ForegoneConclusion that Cesare will off his brother (including on this wiki). It would also put a much greater strain on the relationship between Rodrigo and Cesare, since Cesare would naturally be the prime suspect, but may be completely innocent.
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* Given Ezio's line to Cesare before killing him (translated) "May no one remember your name" {{Showtime}} is either run by the Templars or the Assassins realising that the Borgias are remembered are using the series as one big TakeThat.
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* Given Ezio's line to Cesare before killing him (translated) "May no one remember your name" {{Showtime}} is either run by the Templars or the Assassins realising that the Borgias are remembered are using the series as one big TakeThat.TakeThat.
* It turns out that Ezio..is Micheletto.
* It turns out that Ezio..is Micheletto.
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[[WMG: In the series finale, [[AssassinsCreedBrotherhood Ezio Auditore]] will make a cameo appearance as the one who kills Cesare]]
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[[WMG: In the series finale, [[AssassinsCreedBrotherhood Ezio Auditore]] will make a cameo appearance as the one who kills Cesare]]Cesare]]
[[WMG: Given [[AssassinsCreedBrotherhood Ezio's]] line to Cesare before killing him (translated) "May no one remember your name" {{Showtime}} is either run by the Templars or the Assassins realising that the Borgias are remembered are using the series as one big TakeThat]]
[[WMG: Given [[AssassinsCreedBrotherhood Ezio's]] line to Cesare before killing him (translated) "May no one remember your name" {{Showtime}} is either run by the Templars or the Assassins realising that the Borgias are remembered are using the series as one big TakeThat]]
