Lars Linde was a Danish seaman aboard the Obra Dinn during her last voyage in 1802. He was clubbed by seaman Nathan Peters while attempting to board a rowboat as Peters exacted revenge for Linde's supposed guilt of killing Samuel Peters.
Story
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Being a seaman, Linde appeared in the background of a number of scenes depicting everyday life. Linde was involved in the cargo hauling manoeuvre that led to the death of Samuel Peters.[1] As Linde was commanding the manoeuvre, Samuel's brother Nathan would later blame Linde for Samuel's death.
During the attack of the crab riders, Linde can be seen fighting the beasts, calling them demons in Danish.
Later, Linde attempted to join seaman Nathan Peters, Alexander Booth, and purser Duncan McKay when they attempt to abandon ship after the attack. Nathan refused, holding Linde responsible for Samuel's death. Linde and Booth protested, saying that the death was accidental, but Nathan clubbed Linde anyway.[2] His body was found by Fourth Mate John Davies, his steward Davey James, and topman Omid Gul.[3]
In the insurance assessment on the Obra Dinn incident, the East India Company awarded Linde's estate £15 in outstanding wages.[4]
IdentificationEdit
When Linde asks to come in the boat in The Doom, part 1, Peters refuses, calling him a "bloody Dane". Since Linde is the only Danish crew member on board, this allows for clear identification.
AppearancesEdit
Linde appears in 12 memories. His chronological first appearance is in Loose Cargo, part 1. Linde is first introduced to the player during his death in The Doom, part 1. He is also present in the Justice at Sea sketch.
- Loose Cargo, part 1
- Loose Cargo, part 2
- A Bitter Cold, part 1
- Murder, part 2
- Murder, part 3
- Unholy Captives, part 1
- Unholy Captives, part 2
- Unholy Captives, part 4
- Soldiers of the Sea, part 1
- Soldiers of the Sea, part 2
- Soldiers of the Sea, part 3
- The Doom, part 1
- his corpse can be interacted with in The Doom, part 2
- the Justice at Sea sketch
ReferencesEdit
- ↑ Loose Cargo, part 1
- ↑ The Doom, part 1
- ↑ The Doom, part 2
- ↑ Stated in the insurance assessment book in the epilogue if Linde's fate is deduced correctly.
