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Legal guardian? He's her biological father.

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Regan Burns

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Charlie Fryman

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Agent Two

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Are you serious? There's no proof they became corrupt. This is why I wish Dansky had elaborated on their fate when revealing Enrica's fate.

Agent One

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Are you serious? There's no proof they became corrupt. This is why I wish Dansky had elaborated on their fate when revealing Enrica's fate.

Stanley Dayton

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‎2008: Red Mercury Plot:

P228

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-'''Remote Mines '''are one of the gadgets that appear in ''[[Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction]]''. As the name suggests, remote mines can be placed anywhere and remotely detonated per player's choice. Multiple mines may be set at once, enabling the player to clear multiple areas simultaneously, but they cannot be detonated individually. Guards will not detect these explosives unless they are hit by one, however the explosion created is quite loud and will attract attention. They share a similar purpose to [[Proximity Mine|Proximity Mines]], but do not detonate when a target walks by. A remote detonation feature is also present in [[Sticky Camera|Sticky Cameras]], albeit less powerful. Remote mines are acquired by Sam in the ''Conviction'' story halfway through the Washington Monument level, where he also receives a [[Portable EMP|portable EMP generator]] and [[Five-seveN]] from [[Victor Coste]]. They do not serve the same function as C4 explosive charges present in-game.
+'''Remote Mines '''are one of the gadgets that appear in ''[[Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction]]''. As the name suggests, remote mines can be placed anywhere and remotely detonated per player's choice. Multiple mines may be set at once, enabling the player to clear multiple areas simultaneously, but they cannot be detonated individually. Remeber that once you deploy the irst mine, the equipment will switch to the detonator, so switch back to mines if you need to deploy more. Guards will not detect these explosives unless they are hit by one, however the explosion created is quite loud and will attract attention. They share a similar purpose to [[Proximity Mine]]s, but do not detonate when a target walks by. A remote detonation feature is also present in [[Sticky Camera]]s, albeit less powerful. Remote mines are acquired by Sam in the ''Conviction'' story halfway through the Washington Monument level, where he also receives a [[Portable EMP|portable EMP generator]] and [[Five-seveN]] from [[Victor Coste]]. They do not serve the same function as C4 explosive charges present in-game.
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 ==Early life==
-Born in 1957, Sam Fisher majored in Political Science. During the mid-1980s he was working in the CIA in Eastern Europe under the cover of being deployed as a diplomatic aide.<ref name="Splinter Cell Novel">[[Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell (novel)|''Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell'' (novel)]], page 40</ref> Sam met NSA cryptanalyst [[Regan Burns]] in the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic. They had a "stormy" affair and Regan got pregnant. After learning of the pregnancy, they had a small, quiet wedding at a U.S. military base in Germany, where [[Sarah Fisher|Sarah]] was later born on May 31, 1985.<ref name="Obituaries Sarah Fisher">http://splintercell.wikia.com/wiki/File:Sarah_Fisher_obit.jpg</ref> It was a distant, difficult marriage. Sam and Regan eventually separated after three years of marriage.<ref>''Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell'' (novel), 40</ref> Regan went back to the United States and took Sarah with her, reclaiming her maiden name and changing Sarah's. Sam became estranged from Regan and Sarah as he dedicated himself to his work, operating extensively in Germany, Afghanistan, and the Soviet satellites in the years leading up to the collapse of the USSR. Regan later died from ovarian cancer when Sarah was fifteen, circa 2000.<ref>"I think Sarah was fifteen when Regan died", Tom Clancy's ''Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell'' (novel), page 40</ref> Sam became Sarah's legal guardian and he took a bureaucratic job with the CIA in the United States.
+Born in 1957, Sam Fisher majored in Political Science. During the mid-1980s he was working in the CIA in Eastern Europe under the cover of being deployed as a diplomatic aide.<ref name="Splinter Cell Novel">[[Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell (novel)|''Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell'' (novel)]], page 40</ref> Sam met NSA cryptanalyst [[Regan Burns]] in the Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic. They had a "stormy" affair and Regan got pregnant. After learning of the pregnancy, they had a small, quiet wedding at a U.S. military base in Germany, where [[Sarah Fisher|Sarah]] was later born on May 31, 1985.<ref name="Obituaries Sarah Fisher">http://splintercell.wikia.com/wiki/File:Sarah_Fisher_obit.jpg</ref> It was a distant, difficult marriage. Sam and Regan eventually separated after three years of marriage.<ref>''Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell'' (novel), 40</ref> Regan went back to the United States and took Sarah with her, reclaiming her maiden name and changing Sarah's. Sam became estranged from Regan and Sarah as he dedicated himself to his work, operating extensively in Germany, Afghanistan, and the Soviet satellites in the years leading up to the collapse of the USSR. Regan later died from ovarian cancer when Sarah was fifteen, circa 2000.<ref>"I think Sarah was fifteen when Regan died", Tom Clancy's ''Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell'' (novel), page 40</ref> Sam gained custody of Sarah and he took a bureaucratic job with the CIA in the United States.
 ==Navy career==

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 ==External links==
-*http://www.katedrummond.com/
+[[File:MTC_4479.jpg|thumb|left|Kate Drummond]]*http://www.katedrummond.com/
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 The SC3000 has relatively superb accuracy and range, and is most effective when fired in single-shot or short controlled bursts. It should also be noted that prolonged automatic fire with this weapon will yield unsatisfactory accuracy and control. The performance of the gun can be modified to an extent with the attachments available to it in the upgrade system, including higher damage hollow point munition and a sound suppressor, making the rifle ideal for most situations in-game, but the lack of a scope attachment leaves something to be desired when engaging targets from longer distances. The suppressor will cut down most of the sound it makes, and it will be very quiet, even less noisey than SC-20K rifle.
-The SC3000's overall statistics makes it a very good top-of-the-line choice for close to medium distance encounters. The weapon has two execution marks.
+The SC3000's overall statistics makes it a very good top-of-the-line choice for close to medium distance encounters. The weapon has two execution marks though, if you need to take down a lot of oppoents quickly, use Five-seveN instead.
 ==Trivia==

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 ==2007==
 ===June 18===
 *Events in the Yellow Sea take a turn for the worst when North Korean and Chinese forces blockade and board a Japanese cargo ship.
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 ==2008==
 *Sam Fisher goes undercover as a convicted felon in Ellsworth Federal Penitentiary and befriends inmate Jamie Washington.
 *The JBA acquires [[Red Mercury]] and creates a bomb to destroy a cruise ship off the coast of [[Wikipedia:Cozumel|Cozumel]]. Sam is sent to set the bomb in the engine room.

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 **Tazer
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 **AK-47
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 **HK G36C
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 *Elite Digital Ghillie Suit
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+*Sonar Goggles (Which can be customized from Green to Blue(uplay 20p) and Gold(preorder).
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 *Due to licensing issues between Ubisoft and FN Herstal, Ubisoft was unable to use the name "F2000". Instead, they called the rifle "SC-20K M.A.W.S."
 * The SC-20K in Essentials is basically the model used in Pandora Tomorrow, includes the scope, firing sound and reload animation.
-*During the "CIA HQ" mission in ''[[Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell]]'', Lambert vocally refers to it as the F2000, rather than "SC-20K" as the subtitles read.
+*During the "CIA HQ" mission in ''[[Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell]] ''(and its HD remake), Lambert vocally refers to it as the F2000, rather than "SC-20K" as the subtitles read.
 *In the first two installments (''Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell'' and ''Pandora Tomorrow''), the SC-20K was modeled after the F2000 Standard, while in the third and fourth (''Chaos Theory'' and ''Double Agent'') installments, it was modeled after the F2000 Tactical.

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 [[File:922736 10151710662369680 1285581744 n.jpg|thumb|The VR Akula weared by Sam Fisher]]
-The player can choose the VR Akula suit through the Loadout customization menu.
+The player can choose the "Raven Suit" (VR Akula) through the Loadout customization menu.
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	The SV1 Spec Ops Suit makes it's first appearance in [[Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction]]. Agent [[Kestrel]] is the only known wearer of the SV1 Spec Ops Suit, since he was the only featured Voron operative. However, the operative who brought Agents [[Archer]] and Kestrel in via Zodiac at the very beginning of Conviction's prologue campaign appears to be wearing what looks like the SV1 Spec Ops Suit too, though this cannot be confirmed.		The SV1 Spec Ops Suit makes it's first appearance in [[Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction]]. Agent [[Kestrel]] is the only known wearer of the SV1 Spec Ops Suit, since he was the only featured Voron operative. However, the operative who brought Agents [[Archer]] and Kestrel in via Zodiac at the very beginning of Conviction's prologue campaign appears to be wearing what looks like the SV1 Spec Ops Suit too, though this cannot be confirmed.

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 [[File:Knife.jpg|thumb|left|150px|Gerber Guardian Back Up, the knife in ''Chaos Theory'' and Version 2 of ''Double Agent'' was modeled after.]]
 *The Gerber Guardian Back Up pictured on the left appears to be the same knife Sam used in ''Chaos Theory'' or modeled after.
-[[File:MOD Keating Hornet.jpg|thumb|130px|The Masters of Defense Keating Hornet, the knife in ''Double Agent'' is modeled after.]]
+[[File:Md80-3.jpg|thumb|130px|The Masters of defense CQD Mark II, The Blade and locking mechanism of the knife used in double agent are modeled after this knife]][[File:MOD_Keating_Hornet.jpg|thumb|130px|The Masters of Defense Keating Hornet, The handle of the knife used in Double agent is modeled after this knife]]
-*The SC 'Protector' seems to be based off several knives from the MOD (Masters of Defense) line, specifically the Jim Keating Hornet, but much closer to the MOD Duane Dieter CQD with the seatbelt webbing cutter (a knife no longer in production).
+*The SC 'Protector' seems to be based off several knives from the MOD (Masters of Defense) line, specifically the Jim Keating Hornet, but much closer to the MOD Duane Dieter CQD II (The MOD line of knives has been bought out by military/tactical company "BLACKHAWK").
 *In Version 2 of ''Double Agent'', Fisher doesn't have the SC Knife with him in [[Ellsworth Penitentiary]], but can find a carving knife later in the level.
 *The SC Knife is replaced by the [[Karambit]] in ''[[Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist|Blacklist]]''.

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 ===In game===
 [[File:CHAOSTHEORYcoverart.jpg|thumb|left|165px|The SC 'Protector', as seen in art for ''Chaos Theory''.]]
-The SC 'Protector' was first introduced in ''Chaos Theory'' as a 4 inch long double-edged plain-edge dagger with a subdued blade coloration that Fisher had in a sheath mounted horizontally on the back of his belt. The in-game knife is modeled after the "Gerber Guardian Backup". The weapon could only be used close to an object that was able to be cut, such as a person, wire, or relatively thin cloth. The handle of the knife is 1-2 inches longer than the blade itself, with two small ridges used as a hilt. The pommel (or bottom of the handle) is flared up to allow the user to retrieve the knife with a sturdy grip after penetration. The Protector is employed in many ways, from threatening enemies to cutting wires. The knife can also be used to break a lock by forcing the blade into the mechanism, though Fisher is not advised to do this as it is noisy and leaves trace. The knife replaced the [[Five-seveN|SC Pistol]] as the choice for interrogation when Fisher took hold of someone.
+The SC 'Protector' was first introduced in ''Chaos Theory'' as a 4 inch long double-edged plain-edge dagger with a subdued blade coloration that Fisher had in a sheath mounted horizontally on the back of his belt. The in-game knife is modeled after the "Gerber Guardian Backup". The weapon could only be used close to an object that was able to be cut, such as a person, wire, or relatively thin cloth. The handle of the knife is 1-2 inches longer than the blade itself, with two small ridges used as a hilt. The pommel (or bottom of the handle) is flared up to allow the user to retrieve the knife with a sturdy grip after penetration. The Protector is employed in many ways, from threatening enemies to cutting wires. The knife can also be used to break a lock by forcing the blade into the m
 The knife's uses various upon the decision made by Sam [the player], it can be used for non-lethal use such as cutting through thin soft material to make a new entrance in which enhances stealth gameplay. Such uses are sometimes necessary for the game to continue. The knife could also be used to puncture holes in power generators for the gasoline to leak out, which would offer a permanent solution to whatever the generator was powering, rather than just turning it off. In ''Chaos Theory'', Sam also used to the knife to cut through a wire to place a tap in surrviellance cameras. Finally, the knife replaces the disposable lockpick as a means of forcing a locked door open by breaking the lock. However, using the knife to break is extremely noisy and can alert guards to Sam's position, and the player is only advised to do this if they are pressed for time. Sam can use the knife as an extremely potent close range weapon, by either slitting the enemy's throat or by stabbing the knife through the rib cage, into the heart.
 The knife changed in ''[[Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Double Agent|Double Agent]]'' as the knife became single bladed, somewhat shorter Folding knife with an overall length of 7 1/2" and blade length of 3 3/8. the new knife features an intagrated secondary lock to enchance its ability by turning it into a virtual fixed blade. The in-game knife is modeled after several different designs of the same relative origin. The first of which is the "MOD keating Hornet"  where the handle of the new SC "protector" is taken from. the second is the "MOD CQD Mark II" Where the locking mechanism and blade are derived from. the creators put both of these blades together to form the new Double Agent SC "protector". The same techniques were used from ''Chaos Theory'' with a few exceptions Sam never used the knife to cut an enemies throat while holding them, for possible reasons as it would be messy and loud as the victim would cry in panic for a short few seconds. Sam can quickly kill any guards patrolling by him if he gets behind or to the side of the individual. From the side, Sam will slit the throat of his adversary, though from all other angles he seems to incorporate grappling knife kills into his techniques.
 ===In the novels===

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 *Regan Burns and her background were first mentioned in the ''Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell'' novel.<ref name="Splinter Cell Novel"/>
 *''Operation Barracuda'' explains that although they didn't talk much they remained fairly cordial with each other over the years between the separation and her death mostly because of Sarah, and retained some affection for each other.<ref>''[[Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Operation Barracuda]]'', page 195</ref> Implying that they saw/talked to each other a few times over the years.
-*Regan doesn't actually appear in any of the games, but her name is mentioned in Sarah's obituary concept material for ''Double Agent'' (which paraphrases the novel).<ref name="Obituaries Sarah Fisher"/>
+*Regan doesn't actually appear in any of the games, but her name is mentioned in Sarah's obituary concept material for ''Double Agent'' (which paraphrases the novel).<ref name="Obituaries Sarah Fisher"/>Sam refers to Regan as "Sarah's mom" during the flashback level in ''Conviction'' when he tells Victor Coste that she helped Sarah draw a picture and mailed it to him while he was stationed in Iraq.
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 Dayton created the hacking program for [[Enrica Villablanca (Version 1)|Enrica Villablanca]] to use on the Cozumel cruise ship.
-On the last level Sam can interrogate Dayton to find out where Dufraisne is by simply grabbing him — he doesn't fight back like Dufraisne or Moss. Sam can then incapacitate Dayton either by killing him or knocking him out, although the canon choice is to kill him. Incapacitating Dayton allows Sam to scan his retina.
+On the last level Sam can interrogate Dayton to find out where Dufraisne is by simply grabbing him — he doesn't fight back like Dufraisne or Moss. Sam can then incapacitate Dayton either by killing him or knocking him out, although the canon choice is to kill him. Either choice allows Sam to scan his retina.
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 [[File:P228_3.jpg|thumb|SIG-Sauer P228]]
-The '''P228''' is a semi-automatic pistol featured in ''[[Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction]]'' and available for use by the player. It has three marks and a magazine capacity of thirteen rounds, or twenty after purchasing the Extended Mag upgrade. The P228 is very popular in the game, lots of Black Arrow mercs, 3E personnal includes [[Tom Reed]], and enemies in Deniable ops use them. The P228 is Grim's sidearm after she handout her MK.23 to Sam.
+The '''P228''' is a semi-automatic pistol featured in ''[[Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Conviction]]'' and available for use by the player. It has three marks and a magazine capacity of thirteen rounds, or twenty after purchasing the Extended Mag upgrade. The P228 is very popular in the game, lots of Black Arrow mercs, 3E personnal includes [[Tom Reed]], and enemies in Deniable ops use them. The P228 is Grim's sidearm after she hands over her MK.23 to Sam to escape the Price Airfield.
 The gun has pretty good range, medium accuracy compared to some more stable handguns, but its stopping power is high, one big drawback is the gun is not surpressed, making it unsuitable in stealth-required situation.