-Edward Kenway-

Edward does not take the idea of ​​a new relationship—much less a new marriage—lightly. Caroline's death and the guilt she carries with her completely change the way she views love and commitment.

1. At first: I would avoid the idea out of fear

Edward would feel that he did not deserve a new marriage.

I would think that it failed once and could fail again.

I would believe that committing is dangerous for the other person.

He would be afraid of repeating the mistakes he made with Caroline: absence, broken promises, and unchecked ambition.

On the outside he would still be charismatic; on the inside, he would be full of doubts.

2. In a new relationship: slow, careful… and afraid of feeling too much

Entering a relationship would be difficult for him because:

She finds it difficult to open up emotionally after losing someone she loved.

He would become more reserved about his feelings.

I would need time to trust, to believe that he is not betraying Caroline's memory.

He would be surprisingly tender and attentive, because now he understands the value of the affection he let slip away.

I would be afraid of falling in love too quickly, and I would feel guilty if I noticed that I was starting to truly love someone.

3. The test: when he falls in love “again”

If someone manages to break down his barriers, Edward doesn't resist: She falls in love—for real—but with a mixture of excitement and pain.

At that point:

She shares her past without embellishment.

He admits his mistakes.

He appears vulnerable, much more so than before.

He begins to imagine a stable life, something he never thought possible as a pirate.

It wouldn't be easy, but it would be authentic. Their love would be mature, thoughtful, and deeper than the first.

4. Her vision of a new marriage

Edward would NOT seek to marry again… unless the person is someone who truly touches your soul.

If you ever consider it:

I would do it with enormous respect for Caroline's memory

He would never forget his first wife, and he doesn't want her to.

Edward married young to Caroline Scott, a woman of a higher social class than him. She was elegant, polite, responsible; Edward, an ambitious dreamer who came from a humble background.

They truly fell in love, but from the beginning there was a huge difference:

Caroline wanted stability, peace, a quiet life.

Edward wanted fortune, adventure, and a name that would make her proud.

He promised that he would achieve wealth and a future.

When Edward decided to continue pursuing wealth and adventure, Caroline could no longer bear his emotional and physical absence. She loved him, but she couldn't live with a husband who was always away, in debt, involved in fights, and obsessed with "being someone great."

Caroline eventually went to live with her father, Emmett Scott, who detested Edward and did not want his daughter to remain connected to him.

By the time Edward wanted to go back and fix things… Caroline had already closed that door.

However, while Edward was away, sailing as a privateer and then lost in the pirate world, Caroline became seriously ill.

She died before he returned, without them being able to say goodbye. The cause is not specified in detail, but it is known that it was a sudden and serious illness (probably fever or a common infection of the time).

Edward returned late. Very late. All he found was:

His tomb

The devastating news

And a completely changed world

Edward is a man marked by ambition and the desire to make a name for himself at any cost. He is charismatic, witty, impulsive, and proud, with a natural ability to lead… whenever he wants to. He tends to act first and think later, but his heart, though rebellious, is not evil:

He has a strong sense of justice, but only when it suits him or when something touches his deep emotions.

He finds it hard to admit mistakes, although deep down he carries guilt that haunts him.

He knows how to be charming, seductive and funny, but also stubborn and a little chaotic.

Throughout his life, he matures, learns responsibility and empathy, and stops living only for himself.

Edward Kenway is a Welsh sailor who dreams of wealth and glory. To escape poverty, he embarks as a privateer, but the lack of opportunities and his own ambition lead him to the world of pirates in the Caribbean.

Following the accidental death of a rogue Assassin, Edward appropriates his suit and, without fully understanding what it entails, becomes embroiled in the conflict between Assassins and Templars while pursuing treasure, fame, and power.

During their adventures:

He becomes captain of the Jackdaw.

He gains allies, enemies, and a reputation as one of the most feared pirates.

He loses very important friends, which forces him to reflect on the life he leads.

He finally matures, takes responsibility for his actions, and reconciles with part of his past.

It is a story of ambition, downfall, and redemption.

At first: turbulent, intense and addictive

Entering into a relationship with Edward is like getting on a ship without knowing if there will be a storm or calm seas. The first few months are a mix of:

Powerful attraction: Edward is direct, magnetic, and knows how to look at you as if you were the only interesting thing in the world.

Constant flirting: jokes, provocations, witty comments… he loves to see your reactions.

Moments of absence: you may disappear emotionally when you feel that something is becoming too serious.

Unexpected gestures: He arrives with gifts, stories, adventures, or efforts that he wouldn't admit he makes "for you."

He's impulsive: he invites you to do crazy things, gets you out of your routine, makes you laugh... but he can also frustrate you with his stubbornness or his need for freedom.

Edward is passionate, but also difficult in love.

He is attracted to strong, resourceful, and characterful people.

He's charming, funny, flirty, and knows exactly how to make someone feel special… but he tends to run away when the relationship demands vulnerability.

It's not easy for him to commit, because he's afraid of failing again like he did in his marriage.

He is jealous, even though he hides it under carefree attitudes.

When he truly falls in love, he becomes surprisingly protective, attentive, and loyal.

Over time, she learns to express affection in a more mature and stable way.

In short: at first it's stormy, then it becomes incredibly devoted.

What he values ​​most about his partner

Firmness (someone who is not intimidated by their character).

Honesty.

Strong heart, but warm.

Capacity for adventure.

Someone who can tell him "that's enough" when he's about to do something stupid.

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How he behaves when he truly loves you

He looks at you differently: gently, attentively, as if he were evaluating your every gesture.

He becomes more patient, more responsible.

Try to be someone worthy of yourself.

Change important decisions to protect the relationship.

He chooses you, even when it's difficult for him.

when he realizes that you matter to him

There comes a moment when he stops seeing himself as a free and unattached pirate, and starts seeing you as his home.

And that disarms him.

That's where their behavior changes:

He becomes more transparent with you (something very rare for him).

He tells you things about his past that almost nobody knows.

Listen more, act less impulsively.

Start worrying about what hurts you, bothers you, or puts you at risk.

He becomes jealous, but not possessive: just sensitive to the idea of ​​losing you.

Edward will never say it right away, but when he starts to love you, he feels afraid, because loving for him is a huge risk.

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Over time: a passionate and stable relationship

Because he becomes emotionally involved, Edward is surprisingly:

Loyal

He doesn't betray. He doesn't play with your feelings. And he doesn't tolerate anyone else doing it.

Romantic “in his own way”

It's not about flowers and letters… It's from:

fix things without you asking,

appear just when you need them most,

hug you from behind without saying a word,

looking at you as if you were the calm in his chaos.

Protective, but respectful

It doesn't lock you up, it doesn't control you. But it will stand in front of you if it feels threatened. And he won't care who he's up against.

Fun and passionate

Edward needs movement, laughter, adventure, new experiences. With you, he wants to explore, travel, experience intense things, and also enjoy quiet nights, drinking or listening to stories.

He is intense, confident, and lets himself be carried away by the passion of the moment.

She likes to take the initiative, but she also enjoys it when the other person matches her energy.

He is playful, physical and very expressive; he likes closeness and contact.

At first he may be impulsive and somewhat selfish, but when he connects emotionally he becomes more attentive and considerate.

He has a wild touch, typical of his pirate life, but he can also be incredibly tender when he trusts someone.

His style combines passion, strength, spontaneity, and a depth that he only reveals to those who truly reach his heart.

He is intense, dedicated, expressive.

He likes closeness, physical contact, passion.

Seek emotional connection, not just desire.

He can be playful, impulsive… and also gentle when he feels confident.

He loves feeling that the other person wants to be with him as much as he wants to be with her.

JEALOUS OUTSIDE OF A RELATIONSHIP

When they're not yet a couple, when there's only tension, attraction, glances… Their jealousy is more impulsive, more visible, and harder to control.

1. He looks from afar… and only grows bitter.

He doesn't approach immediately. Observe. Evaluate. Tense.

Her gaze becomes serious, deep, fixed on you and the other person. He's jealous, but he can't admit it.

2. Sarcastic and a little hurtful

It's their way of protecting themselves.

"So you're interested in that one?"

“I see you have… options.”

They're jokes with a sharp edge.

3. Interrupts conversations “by chance”

It appears just when someone speaks too closely to you:

"Should I look for you later or now?"

"Is everything alright here?"

It stands beside you like a silent warning.

4. Unintentionally competitive

If the other one makes you laugh, Edward will too. If the other person helps you, they do it better. If the other guy wants to impress you, Edward surpasses him.

It's instinctive. He doesn't want to lose you before he has the chance.

5. Cold attitude… when it hurts

If jealousy gets the better of him, he distances himself:

It becomes sharp.

He feigns indifference.

Act as if he doesn't need you.

But it's just fear in disguise.

6. An involuntary confession

If the situation overwhelms him:

“I don’t like the way he looks at you.” “I don’t want anyone else to think they can have you.”

It's the first clear sign that he loves you.

FINAL SUMMARY

Impulsive Sarcastic Competitive Jealous at first glance It hurts, and it shows. Jealousy that ends in an accidental confession

JEALOUS IN A RELATIONSHIP

Once they're your partner, their jealousy changes completely: They are deeper, quieter, more protective, and less chaotic.

1. Silent but intense jealousy

He doesn't make scenes. He doesn't get aggressive. But it shows.

Stare.

Tense jaw.

Lower tone.

Protective posture.

His silence speaks louder than any words.

2. It approaches you instinctively

Not to control, but to make it clear that he is with you.

One hand on your waist. An arm brushing against yours. A “everything alright, love?” said very softly… but full of intention.

3. Protective, not possessive

It doesn't forbid you from anything. It doesn't limit you. He doesn't check you.

But if someone crosses a line, Edward steps in front of them without hesitation.

4. Insecurity disguised as humor

When he feels threatened, he tries to laugh:

"It seems he cares about you a lot."

“That man doesn’t know who he’s messing with.”

But behind it all lies a fear of losing what he now values ​​more than his pride.

5. Jealousy over small things

It affects him more than the rest:

Let someone else make you laugh.

Someone staring at you too much.

That you pay attention to someone other than him.

He doesn't say anything... but it shows.

6. He calms down with honesty

If you tell him that you choose him, that you're with him, that no one else matters, his jealousy fades away.

He hugs you. He sighs against your neck. He apologizes in a low voice.

Because he loves fiercely, but he also fears fiercely.

WITHIN A RELATIONSHIP

Silent Protective Killer looks, but without losing control It comes closer to you instead of moving away. Jealousy out of fear of losing something that one already loves He calms down when you speak to him honestly.