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#1 Fleur

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Posted 20 March 2006 - 02:05 PM

The Story of Hitman

The barcode (640509-040147) means: 64 (year of birth), 05 (day of birth), 09 (month of birth) - 04 (series), 01 (class), 47 (number of chromosomes).

Hitman: Codename 47

In the 1950's, a man known as Otto Ort-Meyer begins to delve into practicing cloning after being laughed at by the scientific community. Apparently he discovered the secrets of chromosomes and altered them, and so he makes different "series" of clones, with the number of altered chromosomes being the number he assigns the clones.

In the 60s, Ort-Meyer creates series 4, of which only a single clone is known to exist. In the next 30 years, the only series 4 clone, 47 is raised unusually and taught how to kill. In this time, all of the clones have bar-codes inserted onto the back of their heads for identification and tracking purposes. Of the clones known to have survived, there is 17, 47, and 48 (17 and 48 are not indicating number of chromosomes here).

Around 1998 or 1999 I'd guess, 47 finally learns all that Ort-Meyer had wanted him to. He escapes from the lab and somehow comes into contract with ICA (aka The Agency) who hires him as a Hitman. The escape and the contact with The Agency was all part of Ort-Meyer's plan though. This is hinted at the end of the first level in Codename 47, when Ort-Meyer laugh's while seeing 47 escape on a monitor.

Over the next year or two, 47 takes out Lee Hong in Hong Kong, Pablo Ochoa in Columbia, Frantz Fuchs in Budapest, and Boris (aka Arkadij Jegorov) in Rotterdam. The strange thing is he notices that these men were all in possession of letters that were exchanged between each other and talked of creating an army of totally obedient super-soldiers, and a Professor who was working on it. 47 and, furthermore, the Agency begin looking into this. Apparently all of them, including a Professor Otto Ort-Meyer (the client) all served together in the French Legion.

In the year 2000, after all of these hits, the Agency learns that all of these hits were connected and that they were ALL requested by the same client, who NOW wants 47. He's going to be payed an outrageous sum (compared to previous hits) to go to an Asylum in Romania and take out a single doctor (hence the level name "The Setup"). When 47 arrives at this Asylum, he checks in under his usual alias of "Tobias Rieper" and the security guard tips off the "Professor" that "Mr. Rieper has arrived.", to which the Professor calls the Romanian Police and requests the SWAT team. 47 takes out the Doctor and explores the Asylum, once again finding the CIA Agent he had helped out before. As we all know, our Hitman is a clone and this is the point in time when such information is revealed to him. The CIA Agent leads 47 to a secret staircase under the elevator which leads to a secret laboratory.

Downstairs in the Laboratory, Professor Ort-Meyer's booming voice echos out. Seems he doesn't like clones who can think for themselves. He sends out several series 48s, who don't think for themselves, to kill 47. Luckily, 47 finds a powerful Minigun stashed in one of the lab rooms and uses it to take care of the otherwise superior clones. When they are all dead, 47 searches around the lab. It all becomes clear to 47. He finds a chamber where there are clones being grown with specific names on them. Otto Ort-Meyer, Frantz Fuchs, Pablo Ochoa, Lee Hong, and Arkadij Jegorov. He learns that he is cloned from the sum strengths of these men and further altered.

Having learned this, and after having been betrayed by his insane creator who wants totally obedient clone-slaves who won't question anything, 47's new objective is revenge. Using the body of a dead clone to pass the scanning chamber, 47 enters the Professor's personal area and kills him. After this, he escapes per "Asylum Aftermath" level in Contracts.

This is the end of Codename 47.

Hitman 2: Silent Assassin

The game opens by a cutscene where a mystery man and a russian man named Sergei Zavarotko are talking Sergei's brother, Arkadij Jegorov. The mystery man explains he was cloned, and Sergei wonders who would want to clone a fool like his brother. The mystery man offers to take Sergei to where this took place, and they then head to the Asylum in Romania. There they find the surveillance tapes of Mr. 47 killing many of the Asylum's inhabitants and the SWAT teams that were sent in. Sergei wonders who the man in the tapes is, and the mystery man explains that it's Mr. 47. Sergei then wonders if he's for hire, and the mystery man again offers to find him, presumably for some hefty cash.

Sometime later, assumed after the Asylum incident, 47 disappears. Apparently he joined up with some church to try to lead an honest life away from the contract killing. One day, unfortunately, the priest who runs this church, and is also a friend to Mr. 47 is kidnapped by a local mob boss.

47 gets back in Contact with the Agency who thinks he is dead and offers to do a job for the information that will help him get his friend, Father Vittorio back. He kills the Mob boss who kidnapped Vittorio only to find that Vittorio is not there. 47 agrees on taking more contracts but only if The Agency keeps on searching for his friend, and if he is paid a huge sum of money for each hit. They agree on his conditions.

From there he goes on to kill 4 Russian Generals for a "client" who wishes to get rid of some kind of evidence. After killing the 4th general and escaping with a suitcase, he opens the suitcase to learn that they had a friend in Japan. This friend is none other than the weapons dealer Masahiro Hayamoto, his next target. In Japan he kills Hayamoto's son, and then follows the trail to kill Hayamoto himself in the valleys of Japen. He steals Hayamoto's missile guidance system again, for the same client.

In Malaysia, a hacker named Charlie Sidjan apparently stole some important military software and was requested to be eliminated. This software can apparently disable a country's missile defence system. 47 kills both Charlie and his twin brother. The client learns that someone ELSE had in turn stolen something from him, and again sends 47 to Punjab to take care of some more business. 47 there kills some local terrorist militia officers and figureheads, then secures a helipad to get the nuclear device they stole back to the client. Again the client finds himself betrayed, this time by a cult near India.

47 is again sent into action, to kill the cult leader. After he does so, however, 47 finds a man who looks like himself shooting a silenced pistol at him as he makes his escape. The client, Sergei Zavarotko is somehow then exposed by the Media. Enraged, he wondered how he could have been exposed even though everyone else involved with his terrorism who knew anything is now dead, thanks to 47. The mystery man, still working with Sergei, suggests that perhaps Mr. 47 knew and exposed him. Again, 47 has been used and targetted by the person who has used him.

The Agency decides that since Sergei is now a wanted man, they would pay 47 for a hit on Sergei to boost their standing with several world powers for more business. 47 is sent to St. Petersburg again where he killed the first Russian General to take Sergei out. Unfortunately, 47 finds that Sergei is not there. Instead, he finds another "brother", a clone like himself was sent there to kill HIM. After disposing of the clone, Mr. 47 talks to Sergei over the headset the clone was wearing to find out that the clone is Mr. 17, and that Sergei has Vittorio. 47 makes his escape and heads back to where it all began, Gontranno in sicily.

In a fierce shoot-out, 47 kills all of Sergei's bodyguards, and then Sergei himself. The priest, Vittorio, unfortunately appears to be dying and his wish is for 47 to lead a "righteous life", but 47 knows his skills can best be used elsewhere. He hands 47 a crucifix, which 47 leaves on the gate of the church as he leaves. He's decided to follow his own path, and do what he feels is right, what he feels is justice. After all, Vittorio must have somehow given his presence up if even the Agency thought he was dead after all this time. He trusts no one now.

This is the end of Hitman 2: Silent Assassin.

Sergie's Reasons

My opinion is that Sergie was hired by the Indian cult leader to obtain a nuke, a Missile Guidance System and the software to turn off a missile defense system. Proof: Sergie says after 'The Graveyard Shift" that he is double-crossed by his own client who is apparently located in India.

To do this, Sergie had help from his old KGB friends, the 4 generals. But he wanted the money for himself, so when he got the information he needed, he wanted them dead. This is the reason for the St. Petersburg hits.

Then he needed the guidance system, and that's the reason for the Japan hits.

When he sent 47 to Malaysia to obtain the software, it was stolen by the Indian cult leader, so he didn't need to pay for it.

In Nuristan again, the chopper that Sergie sent to get the nuke was stolen by the cult leaders people, and he was double crossed once again.

So the natural move for Sergie is of course to put a hit on the cult leader in India, and this is what he does.

The Mystery Man then exposed Sergie to the media and told Sergie that 47 did it, so Sergie used 17 to attempt to kill 47.

Hitman: Contracts

First off, the flashbacks in this game are all products of 47's mind, so if you want to know what really happened in some of these levels, play Codename 47.

Sometime after Hitman 2: Silent Assassin, 47 is given a routine hit in Paris, and he has 3 targets. He is to kill them an opera house. He kills the first two targets, but the third is somehow onto him and puts a bullet into him. 47 escapes to his hotel room, wondering about this "Inspector Fournier" who shot him. He seemed to know about 47, or at least about him to be cautious. There, 47 has flashbacks to many of his previous missions as he drifts in and out of consciousness. An unknown man comes to patch him up a bit through the course of this and brings him a suitcase with a change of clothes and some equipment.

As he regains consciousness completely, and is fit enough to leave, he discovers that SWATs from the french Metro Police have surrounded the building. He seems to think it odd that the Inspector knows so much about him, and decides that the Inspector has learned too much and must die, even if it means 47's life. 47 works his magic and slips past the SWATs using disguises acquired from lone officers and/or paramedics in the area. He manages to kill Fournier undetected in the confusion and leaves the area, heading for the airport.

On the airplane, he meets Diana who explains the Agency is losing support and all because of him. However, she has an idea of who it is and the Agency will be paying 47 to take care of it. 47 remarks that it's some serious business, and wonders if the Agency has this kind of cash. Diana tells him it's under his seat. The plane flies off.

This is the end of Hitman: Contracts.

Hitman: Blood Money

With the US election a year away human cloning has become a major campaign issue in the United States. Following a seemingly innocent car accident that killed Vice President Spaulding Burke, The incumbent President is forced by Congress to elect a Vice President who has a strong opposition to cloning. Daniel Morris, a reclusive man, is elected with approval from Congress. The president himself, Tom Steward, favors the idea of human cloning and wishes to make it legal in the States. With the public's support, he hopes to regain the presidency in the election year against his opponent Frank Morgan.

In the past years, a group known as the Franchise has entered the mix and put serious pressure on the Agency. They have managed to engineer their own albino clones and gained an influence in the US government. With this new power they got Daniel Morris elected as the new Vice President. Their hope is to engineer the perfect clone for their operations and prevent any competition among their enemies. For this reason they plan to assassinate the President so that cloning is not legalized and made available to competing organizations.

The Franchise's front-runner, Alexander Leland Cayne, has spoken out against cloning in an attempt to prevent public support for its legalization. Since 2004, he has become obsessed with finding agent 47 so that he can use 47's bone marrow to create the perfect clone. This obsession has put pressure on the Agency to try and get at 47. Following his near death experience at the Opera, 47 decides to lay low until the Agency sorts out its problems.

After 47's return he speaks in person with Diana in a confession box. It turns out that there has been a mole in the Agency. 47 takes on a mission that brings him to a rehabilitation clinic for alcoholics in Northern California ('Flatline'). He meets with Agent Smith who has been held hostage at the clinic. Using an experimental serum 47 fakes Smith's death and thus takes him out of the clinic. Meanwhile Tom Steward continues to gain support in the polls. Also, the ICA is continuing to lose agents in the field. Cayne and the Franchise are constantly tracking 47 throughout his missions in the United States. A slew of assassins are sent on 47's trail but he manages to evade them.

Finally, the Agency collapses under the pressure and Diana must end contact with 47. She splits the Agency's resources with him and leaves him to a mission off the strip in Nevada. 47 encounters two more assassins from the Franchise during his mission but takes them out. During the ride back from Vegas, 47 finds Agent Smith in the back of the car and pulls it to a grinding halt. Smith tells 47 that a group is planning an attack on the President and that he needs his help. The group wants the president dead so that Daniel Morris can rise to the presidency and prevent cloning from being legalized. 47's only reason for taking the job is the pay.

47 must assassinate the Vice President himself, who has been in league with the Franchise from the beginning. In addition, he must take down his final assassin, Mark Parchezzi III aka. the Albino. Genetically engineered to perfection the albino has plans to take down 47 once and for all. 47 successfully infiltrates the White House and eliminates Daniel Morris. 47 then meets the Albino in the oval office and after an explosion, which sends the building into chaos, 47 chases the Albino up to the roof where he kills him in a vicious gun fight. 47 barely escapes alive.

47 retreats back to his hideout where he waits for his inevitable destruction by the Franchise. However, Diana reaches 47 before them and warns him that he's surrounded and any resistance would be futile. With his back turned Diana takes out a syringe and injects it into his neck sending 47 crashing to the ground. After a brief struggle 47 finally goes still. Medical rushes into the room to collect a bone marrow sample before he goes cold. Diana calmly walks up the stairs to meet with Cayne. She explains that she has never killed a man before. Cayne insures that she has gained his trust and will make a valuable aid in the Franchise.

Just day's later Cayne invites reporter, Rick Henderson to his estate to talk about current events. However, it's just a ploy so that Cayne can get 47's story out in the open. Cayne fabricates many events and lies about aspects of 47's missions. Cayne uses the reporter to get his propaganda out to the people. By showing how dangerous a clone can be, he hopes to turn public opinion against cloning, which would stop any competition. Cayne decides to take Rick to 47's funeral, a cremation ceremony on a sunny cliff side. Diana, Cayne's new nurse, accompanies them. At the site, Diana mixes a revival serum into her lipstick and kisses 47 on the lips. 47 has in fact only been in a hibernatory state exactly like the one he put Smith into via the 'Flatline' level. 47 awakes to a crowd of unsuspecting Franchise members. After a bloody battle 47 emerges the victor after killing the priest, the reporter, a slew of bodyguards and Cayne himself. He leaves the church.

We see an office with a UK skyline, where Diana receives a phone call. She refers to the caller as 'your majesty'. Diana says that all of the agencies services are up and running again. However, she explains that she has lost contact with 47. Far away, we see 47 entering a Chinese brothel. He speaks with a man about what the place has to offer, particularly in the back. The man leads him to the back of the brothel as red curtains close on the screen.

This is the end of Hitman: Blood Money.

(surce)

And there's alot of info on the journal from the old Hitman 2 website here

Here are the letters from Hitman Codename 47:

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Edited by Fleur, 20 January 2012 - 06:18 AM.

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#2 Scourge of God

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Posted 20 March 2006 - 02:13 PM

Nice collection there Fleur. Hopefully this will stop the avalanche of story threads all over the place.

The storyline in Hitman is multi-layered, as Rasmus said in a recent interview. There is the storyline for each individual level (Kill Mr X becuase Mr Y hates Mr Z, etc), there's the storyline encompassed by the whole game and then there's the "epic" storyline that's continuing through all of the games.
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Posted 20 March 2006 - 02:23 PM

I have to agree with Scourge that it is a nice collection of information. But what bothers me is, what was the "serious business" Diana and 47 were talking about on the plane.

I dont want to hear "wait until BM" crap. I want to hear some theorys about it.
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Posted 24 March 2006 - 08:31 AM

And off course I will add the Blood Money story when it has been released.
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Posted 25 March 2006 - 09:20 PM

And off course I will add the Blood Money story when it has been released.


It may take some time since the game will take a while to complete, let alone watch the cut-scenes between missions
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Posted 26 March 2006 - 02:29 AM

Well then.. A couple of weeks after :S ;)
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Posted 10 April 2006 - 11:20 AM

What bothers ME is, where did Sergei bring mr. 17 from? A guess would be that SOMEHOW mr. 17 was still somewhere in the asylum after we raided it in Codename 47 (and Sergei and the mystery man find him when THEY visit the asylum), but then again, where, why did 47 fail to meet him (and, for that matter, kill him?). I'd also have though that the 17 model was waaaay older than the 47 model and therefore not efficient, clever, fast or whatever, enough to be let out and used as an assassin - especially against the much newer (weird word for a person, eh?) and more advanced 47 model.

BTW, the mystery man has a lawyerish look about him. No idea why that was the first thing I thought about him.
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Posted 11 April 2006 - 09:25 AM

The mystery man said: "...and I know just who we need". So he was the one having conections with 17.. I belive that 17 escaped from the asylum after 47 had been there.. As 47 he came in contact with some other contract agency (maybe the big one in BM I don't know). Maybe we get to know more of this in BM.. I really hope we get to meet the mystery man... That got to think of something.. Could the mystery man be the boss of the other big agency that had 17 and is there again in BM.. Maybe the mystery man only helped Sergie to get rid of 47 :hmm: Because there is some things I don't quite understand. Why should 47 alarm the police as Sergie belives in Hitman 2.. (you know: "What if it was the man we used..") Maybe the mystery called the police of to blame 47 for it so Sergie could kill him..
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Posted 12 April 2006 - 02:31 AM

I think Fleur is onto something with the idea that the Mystery Man (MM) is the boss of, if not in the employ of a rival agency.

I don't believe that 47 revealed Sergei; it makes no sense. Why would a low profile individual like 47 bring publicity for the only connection to his recent hits?

Let's look at what we do know. We know that this MM and Sergei conspired to lure 47 into the open and therefore use him. They started off by contracting the local Mafia to abduct and kidnap Vittorio. This is when Zavarotko's thugs relocate the priest. How they found out where 47 resides is still a mystery.

It just so happens that Sergei is a fresh client for the ICA and 47 has JUST been in contact with the ICA. So the fact that 47 was the agent assigned to Sergei's jobs cannot be a coincidence. Also note that the St.Petersburg contract was already setup beforehand when 47 killed the Sicilian Don.

Here's my theory: The MM is a client liason for the ICA, and they have no knowledge or information about their field operatives.

Assuming this to be correct, it makes sense for the ICA to have business relations with a "prospect" (potential client). Clearly the MM is very resourceful (so is the ICA) to have located 47 in Italy.

I think that the ICA wanted 47 "back in business" and for him to have a good reason to - VITTORIO (notice how Diana sort of shrugs off intel on Vitto when 47 asks, and gives 47 the hint that it's hopeless to be concerned with the priest?). After 47 has an epiphany in the ending of SA, he's already ready for work and the ICA is sitting pretty with their top performer on stand by.

I DON'T KNOW, I'm not a psychic or a genius (well, maybe a genius LOL *ego stroke*), but this just makes sense to me.

Edited by Stonez, 12 April 2006 - 02:34 AM.

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Posted 12 April 2006 - 11:32 AM

It makes sence to me too.. Thanks for explaining better stonez :good:
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Posted 12 April 2006 - 02:41 PM

Another thought about mr. 17. We can see him helping the Gurdwara cult members hijack Sergei's helicopter (he strangles the last Russian soldier). So, yeah I could probably speculate that if any of the pair is related to him, it's the MM, not Sergei (he really wouldn't have his own helicopter hijacked like that I suppose).

OFC, 47 would never tip off the authorities ("Hey cops, I just massacred some guys involved in a nuclear arms deal, come and check it out, you'll let ME off coz I told you this, right?" - YEA RIGHT!), so I would speculate the MM was involved here as well.

So yeah it just may be the MM's grand plan.

And another thing caught my attention - I'd place Contracts in the timeline BEFORE SA. In St. Petersburg Revisited, the Agency supplied 47 with blanks - and I doubt he'd work for them again after they tied to doublecross him like that.

So, if Blood Money is placed directly after the end of Contracts, Silent Assassin is still the last in the timeline...

Then again, Diana often shows concerns about 47's safety and often seems oblivious to what the ICA management does and what decisions they make (and why they make such decisions, for that matter), so OK I may be wrong - maybe Diana could of persuaded him to stay...

Edited by Vegos, 12 April 2006 - 02:43 PM.

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Posted 12 April 2006 - 03:05 PM

I want to add to what you mentioned about the blank rounds, Vegos. I bet Sergei was only used a pawn in the grand scheme involving the MM, and then the blanks were intended to lead 47 against Sergei to clean him up after the MM got 47 working with the ICA again.
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Posted 27 April 2006 - 05:45 AM

I really wanna know what happened in Opera in Paris. What was 47`s mistake or the target recognized him for real?
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Posted 27 April 2006 - 11:43 AM

Just two possibilities that you've just written down. 47 has been probably startled by some cops or fournier himself and wounded 47 escaped.. What would make sense, BM would start by opera mission, with second mission H&H and THEN missions in america. :hmm:

Edited by Hawkeye, 27 April 2006 - 11:44 AM.

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Posted 27 April 2006 - 12:08 PM

I want to add to what you mentioned about the blank rounds, Vegos. I bet Sergei was only used a pawn in the grand scheme involving the MM, and then the blanks were intended to lead 47 against Sergei to clean him up after the MM got 47 working with the ICA again.

It doesnt matter if he is a pawn. The fact is that the ICA supplies the weapons and ammo, and there was a setup. The responsability lies on the agency hands.
And if you realize, in Redemption at Gontranno there is no briefing, of any kind.
The setup mission is the last time in contact with the Agency.
When he leaves the place saying that (cant remember properly) he wont forget who betrayed him (the agency) and those who never failed on him (Vittorio).
If you are going to say "no, the agency hasnt betrayed him, it was Sergei":
Betrayal (the problem is that I dont know which word uses) is related to a person/entity you trust, Sergei wasnt 47s friend, so...

By the way, the unknown man with Sergei, says he met 47 in Rotterdam but he didnt know he was 47...
Ive never played the first game so, I dont know if you meet someone in C47 that can be him. :hmm:

Edited by Razgriz, 30 April 2006 - 01:52 AM.

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Posted 29 April 2006 - 04:26 AM

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Posted 29 April 2006 - 06:08 AM


I want to add to what you mentioned about the blank rounds, Vegos. I bet Sergei was only used a pawn in the grand scheme involving the MM, and then the blanks were intended to lead 47 against Sergei to clean him up after the MM got 47 working with the ICA again.

I doesnt matter if he is a pawn. The fact is that the ICA supplies the weapons and ammo, and there was a setup. The responsability lies on the agency hands.
And if you realize, in Redemption at Gontranno there is no briefing, of any kind.
The setup mission is the last time in contact with the Agency.
When he leaves the place saying that (cant remember properly) he wont forget who betrayed him (the agency) and those who never failed on him (Vittorio).
If you are going to say "no, the agency has betrayed him, it was Sergei":
Betrayal (the problem is that I dont know which word uses) is related to a person/entity you trust, Sergei wasnt 47s friend, so...

By the way, the unknown man with Sergei, says he met 47 in Rotterdam but he didnt know he was 47...
Ive never played the first game so, I dont know if you meet someone in C47 that can be him. :hmm:


Oh I never thought about that.. Hmm.. That brings the "Hitman 2 was after Contracts" theory closer.. We have to wait and see.. Blood Money is luckily out soon :)
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Posted 29 April 2006 - 09:52 AM

I bet sooner or later. I don't know which Hitman game it is going to happen in but eventually ICA is going to betray him in some way and he'll have to get revenge. Something like that is going to happen.
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Posted 30 April 2006 - 01:55 AM

Oh I never thought about that.. Hmm.. That brings the "Hitman 2 was after Contracts" theory closer.. We have to wait and see.. Blood Money is luckily out soon


More than H2 after Contracts, I would say H2 after BM. (How risky :S )
I mean. I dont know if it was planned like this, it might be easier, but they left certain loose ends that have great connection.

Example: The setup in C47 is clearly prepared by Orthmeyer only, he warned Kovacs to get alerted if someone called Rieper wanted to see him. The ICA cant know it.
But in H2 is different as I said in the previous post. The ICA has the responsability of the blancks.
Perhaps the original idea was the story we think (Sergei betraying him), then I would be wrong.
But using the logic, the client doesnt put the supplies in the place, its the agency.
Maybe all this divagations come from a little mistake. Or not.

Edited by Razgriz, 30 April 2006 - 02:08 AM.

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Posted 30 April 2006 - 02:11 AM

Hmm... Just noticed something while reading through the letters. If you look at the dates then you'll see that the letter Pablo carried was sent December 10th 1999. That means that all the Hitman Codename 47 story is going on in 1999 except the last mission which we know from Contracts is in year 2000.. That could mean that after year 2000 Contracts happend and thats the reason why we only see flashback levels from C47 and not SA.. The two last cutscenes in both Contracts and SA takes this theory a step higher.. You know as Razgriz mentioned: "I'll never forget those who betrayed me..." And in Contracts he 47 talks about he wan't to lay low for a while and all that (Father Vitorio and church).. Simply that Contracts and BM is going to explain why 47 is laying low in SA..
But the other theory (C47, SA, Contracts, BM) has pretty strong proofs too.. In SA you can see a video camera showing that japanise crimeboss at his sons funeral. It says 2002 down in the right corner. Also, it could just be 47 flying to America in the last cutscene of Contracts.. I really don't know what to say :hmm:

Edited by Fleur de Lys, 30 April 2006 - 02:29 AM.

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