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“ | Sins against the Gods can only be washed away with blood. | „ |
~ Sabal after executing Amita's supporters. |
“ | You think she can fix Kyrat? How? Drug fields as far as the eye can see? Suicide nets in factory towns where men, women, and children are free to be poor? It's a land of equal opportunity where everyone's a slave. | „ |
~ Sabal to Ajay on Amita (Determinant). |
Sabal is one of the two deuteragonists (alongside Amita) of the 2014 video game Far Cry 4.
He is one of the two leaders of the Golden Path rebel group opposed to the rule of Pagan Min in Kyrat. He is also the arch-rival of Amita.
He was voiced by Naveen Andrews, who also played Sayid Jarrah in Lost and Jafar in Once Upon a Time in Wonderland.
Biography[]
Early Life[]
Sabal grew up idolizing Mohan Ghale, the founder of the Golden Path, and identified with his traditional values centered around the Kyrati religion, believing that the people need moral guidance from religion to guarantee peace, and often uses religion for political gain.
Sabal intends to crown Bhadra as the next Tarun Matara, who is seen according to tradition as a living goddess. He is also vehemently opposed to the drug trade in Kyrat. This places him at constant odds his rival, Amita and her progressive values. Amita accuses Sabal of intending to marry the child Tarun Matara in order to legitimize his authority in theocratic government.
Far Cry 4[]
Sabal is first seen in-game when he leads a raid to rescue the protagonist of the game, Ajay Ghale, the son of Mohan Ghale, who recently returned to scatter his mother's ashes, from Paul Depleur's compound.
For most of the game, both Amita and Sabal are allied with the player and, at least marginally, each other. However, they constantly disagree, and several times in the course of the game, the player is forced to choose between missions supporting Amita and Sabal. In many of his missions, the player is tasked with destroying drug fields and caches or rescuing stranded Golden Path troops or hostages. In the final mission, Sabal has the player seize control of the Jalendu Temple, where he intends to crown Bhadra Tarun Matara. Sabal then orders the player to assassinate Amita, and her fate depends on the player's choice.
After the (determinant) deaths of Amita and Pagan Min, Sabal can be found in front Jalendu temple with Bhadra as the newly crowd Tarun Matara. Sabal oversees the execution of several of Amita's followers by cutting their throats, stating that all "heretics" who betrayed Kyrat and its gods must die. When Ajay questions Sabal about the future, Sabal alludes that there must be a "cleansing" to eliminate their opposition and ensure their future. After this, the player may shoot Sabal if they wish, though it has no further affects on the game.
Quotes[]
“ | The right choice was obvious brother. It's what your father would have done. That's the Golden Path, that's the direction we were going before Mohan died, that's why I stepped up. Because I knew your father, and I respected his vision. | „ |
~ Sabal thanks Ajay for siding with him (Determinant). |
“ | Look, I'll be the first to give her credit. But you don't need two heads. Not if you want to get work done. That's something your father taught me. | „ |
~ Sabal hints at the problems with Amita. (Determinant) |
“ | It's not our way. It never was. You do this, you're no better than Pagan. It's morally bankrupt. | „ |
~ Sabal arguing with Amita over the opium fields. |
“ | It's good to have you with us, brother. Mohan didn't start the Golden Path the peddle drugs. Amita she's... she's lost. Get to the old tea factory and burn it down. | „ |
~ Sabal's reasons to destroy the Tea Factory (Determinant). |
“ | And I bet she cried on your shoulder. Did she give you that sob story about being the first woman in the Golden Path? She's tried that with me, but she didn't fool you, did she brother? | „ |
~ Sabal discrediting Amita's story. |
“ | This heroin is poison, pure and simple. Take out Noore's men and bring down the factory. End of story. | „ |
~ Sabal orders Ajay to destroy the Old Brick factory. |
“ | Ajay: She didn't have a choice. Pagan forced Noore to do those things. He had her family. Sabal: And how many families did she kill to save her own? |
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~ Sabal reasons with Ajay to kill Noore. |
“ | Sabal: Look at you. You look good for someone who just clawed his way out of Durgesh. Thank Kyra we found you before you froze to death. Ajay: How did you find me? Sabal: Kyra showed me the way. It took a week to track you down. I prayed constantly fore your safe return and the gods made it so. Ajay: Thank you. Sabal: Don't thank me. Thank Kyra. Besides, keeping you alive is good for the cause. That's one thing Amita doesn't understand. I'll always have your back, brother. |
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~ Sabal awakens Ajay after rescuing him. (Determinant) |
“ | That ignorant bitch! It's bad enough having Pagan destroying everything, now she wants to do his job for him. I'm done with her. I can't tell you what Jalendu means to Kyrat, what it means to Mohan. He's proud of you, you know? We're taking the temple, we're cleansing Bhadra, we're uniting the people under the light of Kyra. | „ |
~ Sabal's reaction to Ajay telling him Amita's plan for Jalendu. |
“ | I just wanted to thank you. This moment, right here, this is your doing: I promise you, I won't forget the son of Mohan when this is finally over. Your father would be proud. Now listen, the Golden Path needs one voice and Amita... she's out of control. Look, look around you. This is what Kyrat needs. Stability. Tradition. Honor. But she keeps second guessing every decision I make. | „ |
~ Sabal after Ajay he secures Jalendu (Determinant). |
“ | I've got one last job before we wrap things up. Amita needs to go, it's the will of Kyra. It's the only way to spare Kyrat from more bloodshed. Hey. [Taps driver on the shoulder] She's just another Pagan. Do what needs to be done, brother. | „ |
~ Sabal orders Ajay to assassinate Amita (Determinant). |
“ | It's not for me to judge her now, brother. The Gods will do that. You have a dictator to kill and a war to end. | „ |
~ Sabal's reaction to Amita's (Determinant) death. |
“ | Did she send you, brother? Did you volunteer? What do you think you're doing? You shit on everything your father built. Congratulations. Everything that meant something is irrelevant thanks to you. And that's what's truly sad, brother, you handed over everything to Amita... to Amita! You think she can fix Kyrat? How? Drug fields as far as the eye can see? Suicide nets in factory towns where men, women, and children are free to be poor? It's a land of equal opportunity where everyone's a slave. Do you think this is the country your mother wanted her ashes to be scattered in? So what's it going to be, brother? | „ |
~ Sabal's reaction to Ajay confronting him (Determinant). |
“ | Ajay: Pagan's dead. Sabal: Good, brother. It's finally over. Did you find Lakshmana? Ajay:No. I don't know what it is. I guess it's not important. Sabal: Kyrat's free, brother. That's all that matters. Come out and celebrate... like Mohan would've wanted you to. |
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~ Sabal's reaction to the war ending. (if Ajay killed Pagan). |
“ | Ajay: Sabal, it's done. Sabal: Good, brother. It's finally over. I can't believe it. Did you find Lakshmana? Ajay:Yeah, I found it, Sabal. My mom's at rest now, thank you. Sabal: Kyrat's free, brother. Mohan's at rest too now, because of you. Come on home... I could use a right hand man to bring Kyrat back to its roots. |
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~ Sabal's reaction to the war ending. (if Ajay spared Pagan). |
“ | You chose to fight your own people--When you sided with Amita, you choose to desecrate your own heritage and spit on the Gods. Now you kneel before the Tarun Matara asking forgiveness? Hmm? No no. Where was that forgiveness when you butchered your brothers and sisters? You committed crimes against the Gods themselves! So I say to you... today, you choose to cut your own throats, not me. (Determinant) | „ |
~ Sabal while his soldiers execute Amita's followers. |
“ | Sins against the Gods can only be washed away with blood. There must be a cleansing for us to move forward, brother. Eventually the Tarun Matara will understand that. Will you? | „ |
~ Sabal tells Ajay his future. (Determinant) |
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- If the player fights Sabal at the end of the game, he has more health than Golden Path soldiers, requiring several shots to bring him down.
External Links[]
- Sabal on the Heroes Wiki
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Krieger Corporation Alliance for Popular Resistance United Front for Liberation and Labour Hoyt's Privateers Omega Force Royal Army The Golden Path The Disciples Project at Eden's Gate Fuerzas Nacionales de Defensa Shadow Place Others |