Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced - Delirium: Edward Kenway Hallucinating Spirit Walk Sequence
Jul 19, 2026
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Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced - Delirium: Edward Kenway Hallucinating Spirit Walk Sequence
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more.
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>> Bring a bottle.
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>> I see some color first.
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The list too.
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In all your years out here, you could
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never achieve what I've done in one
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fifth the time because you're a good
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man, Edward. See,
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>> goodness is your disease.
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>> That's my prize, Robert. Now give it
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here.
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>> Remember my creed, boy. A short [music]
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life and a merry one. That is all the
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world owes us nothing more than this.
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>> So take what you will and then die
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before you live to see yourself made a
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fool.
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>> Give it here.
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>> That's right, boy. Take it. I'll sweeten
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you, maggot. I'll cut you down.
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>> Take me. We're done for
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you. Simmer down.
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Calm little puppy and slink back to your
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kennel. You haven't the metal for my
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brand of madness.
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>> Robert,
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>> welcome aboard, Kenway. It's prizes,
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plunder, and adventure ahead. Are you
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game?
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>> Not on my way, Ben. Raise a glass to
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freedom lance.
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Here's to gentlemen of fortune and women
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of leisure.
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>> To a world full of rogues better than
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all the kings and queens that kick us
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about.
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>> As gentlemen of fortune, we enjoy plenty
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and satisfaction, pleasure and ease,
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liberty and power. What man with a
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sensible mind would choose the former
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life? For I have dipped my hands in
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muddy waters and withdrawing them. Find
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it BETTER TO BE A COMMANDER than
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Esau once wrote of an eagle soaring high
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above a shepherd's field that swooped
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down on powerful wings. Come and if you
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think you can nest flying close by, a
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dasttor saw the need and it filled his
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head with the idea that he too was just
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as strong and capable.
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So with a great flapping and rustling of
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feathers, the jack door came down
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swiftly and clutched at the colt of a
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large ram. But when he tried to fly
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away, he found he could not lift the
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animal, for his size and strength were
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not up to the task. And even as the jack
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door struggled, the ram hardly noticed
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he was there. Nearby, just across the
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field, the shepherd saw the fluttering
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bird and was quite amused. Running up,
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he captured the jack door and clipped
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its wings. That evening, he gave the
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jack door to his children as a gift.
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What an odd little bird this is, father.
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They laughed and shouted. "What do you
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call him?" "This is a jacko door," the
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father said. "But if you should ask him,
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he would claim to be an eagle."
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Esop once wrote of an eagle soaring high
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above a shepherd's field that swooped
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down on powerful wings to seize a
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grazing lamb and carry it off to her
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nest. Flying close by, a jack door saw
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the deed, and it filled his head with
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the idea [music] that he too was just as
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strong and capable.
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So, with a great flapping and rustling
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of feathers, the jack door came down
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swiftly. [screaming]
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>> There's the pirate.
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>> Tried to fly away. He found he could not
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lift the animal, while his size and
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strength were not up to the task. And
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even as the jack door struggled, the ram
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hardly noticed it was there. Nearby,
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just across the field, the shepherd saw
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the fluttering bird and was
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running up. He captured the jack door
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and clipped its wings.
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>> No more than 2 years. You promised me.
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>> You left when I needed you THE MOST.
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>> BUT YOU HURT ME.
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>> WHAT KEEPS YOU WONDERING? DO I NOT MAKE
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YOU HAPPY? I'm so close. Caroline,
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please just let me do this.
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>> Is everything you do out of spite?
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>> The spite that's driving me, Mary. It's
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courage.
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>> Courage? What? There's no one left in
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your life to care.
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>> I can handle this. You always tearing
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down when you could be building things
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up or building yourself up if nothing
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else.
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>> Just leave me be. Change course, Edward.
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Change your bloody course before it's
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too late.
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