Ashley Harmon is a non-appearing character in Far Cry 4. She is the daughter of Paul Harmon and Laura Harmon. In the City of Pain mission Paul "De Pleur" Harmon is calling Ashley on his cell phone.
At the beginning of the game, Ajay can read a letter from Ashley left to Paul, and, should the player be watching Paul torturing Darpan, Ashley will call her father and you may hear a brief conversation between the two.
Ashley currently lives with her mother Laura in the United States.
Paul has a conversation with Ashley every day and she always asks him for "travel gifts." Paul usually sends his soldiers to plunder the dead members of the Golden Path in order to give her these presents.
Letters[]
Don't Work Too Hard![]
"Don't Work Too Hard!" is the title of a letter written by Ashley to Paul that can be found next to Paul's travel itinerary at the beginning of the game. The letter reads: "Hi Daddy! I hope you are having a good time in Dubai. Mommy said you were merging two banks or something, but I hope you don't have to work too hard and still have time to do some sightseeing. Maybe some shopping? It IS my birthday soon. ;) Love you daddy! Ashley XOXOXO"
Uncle John[]
"Uncle John" is the title of another letter Ashley wrote Paul which can be found in the center of the same room as her letter "Don't Work Too Hard!". The letter reads: "Hi Daddy! Next time you are home you really need to fix the water heater. You know I don't like Uncle John and Mom has him round here ALL the time working in the basement while you are away. And the water is STILL cold after like 5 mins in the shower, OMG he is so lame. P.s. Remember to bring me back something nice!!! Love you daddy! Ashley XOXO"
Trivia[]
- Ashley always asks Paul for travel gifts, believing that her father will work in different places.
- Paul never told Ashley about Kyrat and his real work.
- When Pagan was in the U.S., he met Paul's wife and daughter. He later sees Ashley sing at her school. According to Pagan, it made him wonder if had he not made the "mistakes" of the past, he might have lived a life like Paul had; going out to see Ajay sing with Ishwari at his side. Then he says to Ajay, "You always realize when it is too late."
