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'''Masun''' was a resident and preacher of the village of [[Masyaf]]. |
'''Masun''' was a resident and preacher of the village of [[Masyaf]]. |
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==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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+ | In 1191, Masun and an [[Assassins|Assassin]], [[Jamal]], defected to the [[Templars|Templar]] cause. When the Templars arrived at Masyaf the same year, after pursuing [[Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad]] from [[Solomon's Temple]] in [[Jerusalem]], Masun opened the gates for them and allowed them to [[Defense of Masyaf|lay siege]] to the village. |
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+ | Soon after the attack on Masyaf, Altaïr discovered Masun's treachery through a letter that he had [[Pickpocketing|pickpocketed]] from the village's basket weaver. Upon [[Interrogation|interrogating]] Masun in a secluded area, the man revealed his allegiance to the Templars, to which Altaïr brought the traitor back to [[Rashid ad-Din Sinan|Al Mualim]]. There, Masun was given a final chance to repent, though the man remained defiant, and ultimately, the [[Mentor]] had no choice but to execute him. |
==Personality and characteristics== |
==Personality and characteristics== |
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+ | Masun appeared to be quite fervant at first sight, claiming that the Templars' goal was noble and that everyone should serve them. He was also quite persuasive, as he was able to advocate that Al Mualim was a bane on the village of Masyaf through his preaching skills, and had a streak of defiant loyalty, believing what he thought was right until his death. |
==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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+ | *Masun was the only person that Altaïr did not kill after an interrogation, as all of the others were executed with the [[Hidden Blade]] shortly after the Assassin had extracted the information he required. |
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+ | *Masun possessed the same appearance as other Templar heralds that were interrogated by Altaïr in Jerusalem and [[Damascus]]. |
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+ | *Masun's apprehension and execution was not detailed in the ''[[Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade]]'' novel, as Altaïr traveled directly to Damascus for [[Tamir]]'s assassination. |
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+ | Masun_confession_1.png|Altaïr interrogating Masun |
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+ | The traitor 2.png|Al Mualim executing Masun |
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Revision as of 09:08, 13 September 2014
- Altaïr: "You betrayed us. We, who called you brother and kept you safe from harm."
- Masun: "I did what I believed was right. And if you must kill me for it... so be it. I am not afraid to die."
- —Altaïr interrogating Masun following the defense of Masyaf.[src]
Masun was a resident and preacher of the village of Masyaf.
Biography
In 1191, Masun and an Assassin, Jamal, defected to the Templar cause. When the Templars arrived at Masyaf the same year, after pursuing Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad from Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem, Masun opened the gates for them and allowed them to lay siege to the village.
Soon after the attack on Masyaf, Altaïr discovered Masun's treachery through a letter that he had pickpocketed from the village's basket weaver. Upon interrogating Masun in a secluded area, the man revealed his allegiance to the Templars, to which Altaïr brought the traitor back to Al Mualim. There, Masun was given a final chance to repent, though the man remained defiant, and ultimately, the Mentor had no choice but to execute him.
Personality and characteristics
Masun appeared to be quite fervant at first sight, claiming that the Templars' goal was noble and that everyone should serve them. He was also quite persuasive, as he was able to advocate that Al Mualim was a bane on the village of Masyaf through his preaching skills, and had a streak of defiant loyalty, believing what he thought was right until his death.
Trivia
- The name Maṣūn (مصون) means "well-protected" or "safeguarded" in Arabic.
- Ironically, the news of Masun's treachery was easy to discover, as it required only a letter to find out about, as opposed to the lengthier investigations that Altaïr had to perform for his later targets.
- Masun was the only person that Altaïr did not kill after an interrogation, as all of the others were executed with the Hidden Blade shortly after the Assassin had extracted the information he required.
- Masun possessed the same appearance as other Templar heralds that were interrogated by Altaïr in Jerusalem and Damascus.
- Masun's apprehension and execution was not detailed in the Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade novel, as Altaïr traveled directly to Damascus for Tamir's assassination.
Gallery
Reference