Ellen Kaye: We've won. People no longer care about their civil liberties.They care about their standard of life. The modern world has outgrown notions like freedom. They're content to follow.
Alan Rikkin: The threat remains while free will exists. For centuries we've tried, with religion, with politics, and now consumerism, to eliminate dissent. Isn't it time we gave science a try?
Maria: When I die today don't waste your tears.
Dr. Sophia Rikkin: Violence is a disease. Like cancer. And like cancer, we hope to control it one day.
Cal Lynch: Violence is what kept me alive.
Dr. Sophia Rikkin: Well technically, you're dead.
Moussa: What now, pioneer?
Cal Lynch: We fight.
Cal Lynch: These are the sacred tenets of our brotherhood: to stay your blade from the flesh of the innocent, to hide in the plain sight, and above all else, never to compromise the brotherhood.
Joseph: It's in your hands, Cal.
Dr. Sophia Rikkin: You're not a prisoner here, Callum. I'm here to protect you.
Moussa: We eat our food, take our pills and wait to die. The war is over, pioneer.
Ellen Kaye: It's 2016. No one cares about freedom.
Maria: Our own lives mean nothing. What matters is what we leave behind.
Dr. Sophia Rikkin: Welcome to the Spanish Inquisition.
Dr. Sophia Rikkin: Jump.
Sophia Rikkin: You are about to enter the Animus.
Dr. Sophia Rikkin: We're not in the business of creating monsters.
Alan Rikkin: We neither created them nor destroyed them. We merely abandoned them to their own inexorable fate.
Callum Lynch: We work in the dark to serve the light. We are assassins.
Cal Lynch: The machine, what is it?
Dr. Sophia Rikkin: It allows you to see, hear and feel the memories of your ancestor.
Callum Lynch: What do you want from me?
Sophia Rikkin: Your past.
Alan Rikkin: Mankind seems intent on destroying itself.
Dr. Sophia Rikkin: Cal, you're an Assassin.
