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The most common causes of this issue are: Both Burnwood and Agent 47 work for a mysterious company called the International Contract Agency, and constantly gives Agent 47 advice and intelligence for his mission.Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests. This trope ended halted Hitman: Absolution.Īgent 47 (voiced by David Bateson) is an assassin for hire whose intelligence and exceptional skills make him a ' Silent Assassin.'ĭiana Burnwood (originally voiced by Vivienne McKee up to Blood Money, Marsha Thomason in Absolution, and later by Jane Perry in HITMAN™) is Agent 47's adviser and informant. These 'shoot-outs' usually end with the game's main antagonist being eliminated in a dramatic fashion.

Finale: At the end of each game, Agent 47 is in some sort of dangerous scenario in which he's up against many enemies, which calls for less traditional stealth and more shooting.

In Hitman: Blood Money, he permanently moves to the United States, only to which he has traveled to places like Japan, Morocco, and Russia to name a few.

Locations: Agent 47 lived and worked most of his life in Europe, but frequently travels across the world.

Agent 47 is frequently employed by politicians, especially top-tier organizations like the United Nations, to take out some unwanted terrorist or high-danger criminal. They are usually crime lords, terrorists, and corrupt officials.

Targets: Agent 47's targets are almost never innocent civilians.Gameplay: The player, while encouraged to use stealth, can execute the mission in a variety of ways, making Hitman one of the most diverse story line-sandbox games to the community.

The consistent moral of each game is that anyone who leads a life of sin can never find sanctuary-nor can Agent 47, trapped in sin and the only way of life he knows. All of Agent 47's targets commit dark sins, usually beyond the greed and wrath common in organized crime into sexual and social depravity. Agent 47's ambiguous religious and moral views became a theme starting with Hitman 2: Silent Assassin.

Overlying Theme: All the games take a very dark tone, using elements of horror and dark comedy.

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