The Jackal doesn't want the two sides to call a truce because they'd only be doing it to escape global scrutiny while they continue their conflict in secret.Īnyway, the player gets knocked out and ends up in a prison. When the player is sent by one of the faction leaders to deliver a peace settlement, he finds the leader's dead body and the Jackal standing over him. The mercenary, bouncing back between jobs for the two factions, ends up killing many of their leaders but eventually the two sides sue for peace.
The Jackal/mercenary supplies each side with weapons to fuel their conflict and push them toward destroying each other. Like the main character in Fight Club, the disconnect between what he wants to do and what he actually does becomes so great that he develops a split personality that's willing to do what he doesn't - namely, stop the bloodshed. However, he's a mercenary so he comes to accept it. After years of serving as a gun for hire and spreading chaos wherever he goes, the mercenary has become distraught about the endless cycle of violence in Africa. My theory is that the mercenary sent to kill the Jackal (the player) and the Jackal are one and the same.
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