Pressed Flowers
Pressed Flowers is Evie Frye's herbarium memory, listed as the Epilogue: Henry Green starts a book of pressed flowers, Evie offers to collect samples around London, and their conversations about flower meanings mark how close they have grown.
- Type
- Story
- Given by
- Henry Green
Storylines
Part 1 of 1 in Epilogue
Good to know
- Epilogue, memory 1 of 1; global story order 41; played as Evie Frye.
- Giver: Henry Green.
- Classed as a secondary memory and told in three parts.
- Related achievement: Language of Flowers, for collecting all of the Pressed Flowers.
- Evie has gathered about a dozen samples by the second part and thirty by the last.
- Henry claims pressing flowers is something of a British pastime.
- Each flower in the herbarium carries a Victorian meaning, and the pair test each other on them.
- All three conversations take place aboard the twins' train hideout.
How it works
Part one starts on the train when Henry shows Evie his herbarium and admits he has no time to fill it. Collecting pressed flowers across the city moves the memory on: the middle conversation happens after around a dozen, and the last one once thirty are in the book.
The conversations
Henry and Evie trade the Victorian meanings of mignonette, love-in-a-mist (also called devil-in-a-bush), narcissus and iris. Evie jokes about buying narcissus for Jacob.
What happensSpoilerShow
The final part is set after Starrick's death, with Evie and Henry now a couple. She finds a bouquet with a hidden message, a red tulip among it, and Henry declares his love and proposes. She says yes.
Why do it
Besides completing the memory, collecting every pressed flower earns the Language of Flowers achievement. The memory also fills in Evie and Henry's relationship between the main story beats.
Henry and Evie
Henry admits he has no time to gather flowers himself, so Evie offers. By the second conversation they are laughing together, and Henry promises to send a bouquet, to which Evie adds that it should be irises.
- Evie FryeEvie Frye is the second playable Assassin in Assassin's Creed Syndicate and the planner of the Frye twins. While Jacob tears down Starrick's businesses, her memories follow the hunt for a Shroud of Eden across London and her rivalry with the Templar occultist Lucy Thorne. She is also the playable lead of the 1888 Jack the Ripper story.
- Henry GreenHenry Green is the head of the Assassins in London when the Frye twins arrive in Assassin's Creed Syndicate. He runs a curiosity shop in Whitechapel that doubles as the Brotherhood's bureau, introduces Jacob and Evie to their key allies and works alongside Evie on the search for the Shroud of Eden. His birth name is Jayadeep Mir.
Related missions
Image: UbisoftStoryA Night to Remember
A Night to Remember is the final main memory: the twins enter the Queen's ball at Buckingham Palace, Evie retrieves the vault plans from the White Drawing Room while Jacob rescues captive Royal Guards on the roofs, and both face Crawford Starrick in the vault below.
- Story
Change of Plans
Change of Plans sends Evie and Henry after the architectural plans that may show a vault Prince Albert added to Buckingham Palace. Maharajah Duleep Singh tells them Starrick's people got there first, and the job goes wrong when Henry is taken.
- Image: UbisoftStory
Freedom of the Press
Freedom of the Press introduces Alexander Graham Bell, who turns Kaylock's broken launcher into the rope launcher on your gauntlet. As Evie you then test it on Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster, fitting fuses for Bell's independent telegraph line.
- Story
Playing It by Ear
Playing It by Ear sends Evie and Henry into the Kenway Mansion, now a Templar house, following Eagle Vision clues in Thorne's notebook. You hunt for Edward Kenway's keepsakes and solve a piano puzzle that opens a secret room.