
Brotherhood by Oliver Bowden
Insights from Brotherhood
“My life is a drop in a vast sea. Yet each drop adds to its strength.”
Ezio is getting older and feeling the weight of the years. He has to balance his own growth with the survival of the whole Creed.
“The city belongs to the people. Not a few power hungry tyrants.”
Rome is basically a character itself in this story. It feels like a beautiful corpse that the Borgias are slowly picking apart.
“Power is not given. It is taken by those with the will to use it.”
Machiavelli is such a fascinating shadow in these pages. He pushes Ezio to be a leader instead of just a lone killer.
“We work in the dark to serve the light.”
The recruits really change how the missions feel. Ezio realizes he can't save Italy by himself anymore.
- Published
- 2010
- Publisher
- Michael Joseph
- ISBN
- 9780718157449
- Language
- EN