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At least Bonnet had the chance to say goodbye to Edward, and in a probably very fullfiling way for him

if "what if it was the friends we made along the way" had a cutscene

Bonnet is one of the saddest because he doesn't die as a direct result of Edward's meddling.

I really wasn't prepared to care so much for Bonnet in the End.

I have played through Blackflag 3 times, and this particular cut scene always catches me off guard and gives me the teary eyes, no plundering or treasuring can compare to the admiration and companionship from an acquaintance, which continuously inspire each other to pursue ones path and believe A great example when a side character is done good

In the mission where you escape from prison, i was hiding in a bush and i overheard one regular officer and an agile guard talking about Stede Bonnet, they were talking about how he cried like "a little lamb" at the gallows before being executed, mocking him and laughing, i felt extra guilty because i realised Stede probably entered the pirate life BECAUSE of Edward, insane how Ubisoft hid away a important piece of Bonnet lore in a single exchange of dialogue in a specific mission.

Ok for those who don’t know, he dies via hanging. In the game, and in real life

Stede Bonnet was often referred to as the Gentleman Pirate, in part due to his policy of never taking female prisoners, something he'd picked up from his mentor, Edward Teach (Blackbeard). Hailing from Barbados, being the child of wealthy plantation owners, he was well educated and soon inherited the land, as well as getting married and having 4 children. He purchased a sloop (which was rather uncommon for pirates who'd usually steal them) and left his life on dryland behind. His ship was named the Revenge, and after a damaging battle, Teach took the reins of the ship while he recovered. His piracy career was short, and he had initially been seeking a royal pardon from the North Carolina Governor, seemingly wanting to clear his name and leave piracy behind him. However, he was soon betrayed by Blackbeard who took the loot and left him and his crew stranded, leading to Bonnet returning to piracy to cover what was lost. On December 10, 1718, Stede Bonnet was hung in Charleston (then Charles Town), South Carolina. It is said when he was hung, not only him but the audience as well were crying heavily.

I felt so bad for Bonnet when I found out he died. I didn't know until I saw him appear at the end as a hallucination, and I was VERY sad to find out he died. I'm glad he was able to say goodbye like this, at least.

Aye. Good, sincere friends are hard to come by.

Bonnet found the one piece in Edward

Bonnet is the saddest die after Blackbeard, because he die in Off Screen, we dont know anything what happen to him, suddenly we heard from a Guard about his dead...😢

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when 14 years old me seeing this, i didn't feel anything but now? feel sad man... in a pirate life where everyone can backstab you at any giving moment...yet 1 crew who treassure you and the time they are together is something more meaningful...but Bonnet decided to become a pirate, judging by how he is during the entire game, he is not build for it. Edward indirectly doom a man.

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Such a shame that he lived shortly after this. Didn't even knew till i found info about him on wiki.

I’m glad you’re wearing the best outfit in the game.

He only lasted a year irl as a pirate

I've played games without subtitles for a while now, to record videos and have a more immersive experience. So I completely forgot that they decided to capitalize every Noun, just as they did back in that Period. Such a simple way to add a sense of immersion, like you're more in their mindset instead of your own.

the beginning of edward kenway lost everything, friends, vice captains, and best friends

So many goodbyes in Black Flag 😢 But beautiful ones

A great little detail when one of his crew take the wheel,its like bonnet still in stage of learning to captain his own flag

I feel connected to each of the characters up until assassins creed syndicate, especially the one that bid farewell.. how are they..

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They say bonnet actually was in Jamaica / Kingston when he said just like Mary he was in one of the prison cells his death was also as sad as Mary’s death

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Almost cried At that moment

that was emotional

This makes me sad after finding out later. 😢

Bonnet is probably the most normal and average character in the whole AC universe. Not an Assassin, nor Templar, no crazy genius or politician. Just a merry merchant, who just sails for well-being of his family.

Meanwhile Edward doesn't give a shit.

If memory serves, there's a point of interest later in game where we could investigate what's left of Bonnet's crews (was it his ship as well? I forgot. But it's definitely there)

to be honest, for me assassins creed 4 was going to be just another assassins creed game, cause i didnt really like 3, but from the point in the story when they decide to restore nassau on, up to the "...if you asked the jackdaw what it was, it would said it was a hawk..." AC4 still hits hard on me after all these years i miss you brother

Me watching this after finishing our flag means death 🥺

Top 10 saddest goodbyes

I suggest everybody to read an article about Stede Bonnet on wiki. His story was bit different than in the game. At least he got executed for his crimes nearby Charleston. He was an interesting man

The prison has never been full of desth body Until now

The fact you all don’t know is bonnet had 4 children and one of his child’s name was Edward Bonnet

At least his death was more humane than Blackbeards.

Until we meet again, Bonnet.

Hurts even more knowing Bonnet was hanged not long after this

Hits me everytime I hear Bonnet speak those words. Too bad he went to pursue piracy even though he was wealthy. Some historian described him perfectly, that he was the worst pirate ever. I know he wanted adventure in his life, but he got greedy too much and paid for it in the end. Tragic story of the gentleman pirate.

The real life Stede Bonnet was like a Don Quixote of pirates. He was actually a rich landowner, but he was so inspired by the tales he read or heard about pirates, that he threw away his easy and confortable life (hence he was know as the _gentleman pirate_ , not because he behaved as a gentleman, but because of his socio-economic background) and aspired to become a pirate just to seek adventure. His wishes were granted. He did become a pirate. He did have adventures like a pirate. He was arrested for privacy. He was executed for privacy.

He did not last very long as a pirate... but then again what can you expect when your ship has no cannons?

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Edward ruined his life

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I hated that he died. Bonnet should never had been a pirate. The man had a business and a family.

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He didn’t deserve to die

Sad knowing he got hung

As a matter of fact, the AC4 Templar Armor is still one of the best in the series in design and by the missions to to unlock it And I'll die on a hilltop with my opinion if I must

People still play this? I thought I’m just depressed and alone playing old ps3 games..

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