Florence Nightingale is stationed at Lambeth Asylum in 1868. In The Lady with the Lamp she treats Clara O'Dea and asks Evie to recover the supplies needed to replace the counterfeit tonics flooding Lambeth after John Elliotson's death.
The asylum is due to close, but Nightingale keeps treating the sick as fake tonics spread through the borough. Rare ingredients are being stolen and auctioned, so she sends Evie to get them back. Once she has supplies she hands out real medicine, and Evie funds her campaign for better sanitation.
In A Struggle for Existence she learns a policeman has taken Charles Darwin away. She has a twin bring the officer to her, finds he was bribed, and insists on coming along to free Darwin, treating his injuries while the Assassin holds off the Templars. She then sends him to the Isle of Wight to recover.
OverdoseOverdose is the assassination of Dr John Elliotson inside Lambeth Asylum. As Jacob you explore the asylum, help a trapped nurse and stop a brutal electroshock session, then reach Elliotson's lecture theatre by hiding under the sheet of a cadaver.Charles Darwin
Charles Darwin helps Jacob destroy the Soothing Syrup distillery in Sequence 4 and then gives the Charles Darwin London Stories, in which the twins protect his work and reputation from Templar-backed attacks.
John Elliotson
Dr John Elliotson is the Templar physician behind Starrick's Soothing Syrup, the addictive tonic dulling London's poor. Jacob Frye tracks him down through Sequence 4 with Charles Darwin's help, and he is the target of the memory Overdose at Lambeth Asylum.
Richard Owen
Richard Owen is the naturalist and Darwin rival Jacob chases down in On the Origin of Syrup. Rammed through traffic in his own carriage, he gives up the name of the Syrup's creator: Dr John Elliotson of Lambeth Asylum.
Clara O'Dea
Clara O'Dea is the young girl who runs London's network of street urchins and pickpockets. She trades her intelligence to Jacob and Evie Frye on one condition: that they free the children forced to work in the city's factories, which is the Child Liberation activity.