The game even goes with this further by foregoing the obligatory credits roll after the ending, allowing players to resume gameplay right away. They receive acknowledgment and knighthood from Queen Victoria for thwarting the attempt on her life, and will now be tasked to complete some missions for her.
And the Adventure Continues: For the Frye twins after eliminating Starrick. And Now for Someone Completely Different: Not including the twin protagonists, the World War I simulation has you play as Lydia Frye, the grand-daughter of Jacob Frye and grand-niece of Evie Frye. The Dreadful Crimes DLC has a character use the phrase "slipping a mickey", which originated almost forty years after the events of the game. 
Anachronism Stew: One of Colt's most iconic revolvers (the Single Action Army) is available earlier than the date of its design in 1872, four years after the game's setting. At which point, per this trope, our hero wakes up, having fallen asleep on the cloth. The carriage is empty aside from a sucide note adressed to Elizabeth's parents. 
After chaseing, hijacking, defending and escorting the carriage to the woman's home, the woman introduces herself as Elizabeth and askes her savior to sit in the carriage with her for a moment. After reading the letter a carriage containing a kidnapped woman races down the nearby street. During the investigation, Frye Twin helping Charlie takes a short break on a large bundle of cloth, and after their short rest find a letter from a woman named Elizabeth they've never met adressed to her "Dear Frye".
All Just a Dream: The Charles Dicken's mission "Dead Letters" is this. 
And then Henry Green reveals the diamond in the Crown Jewels is a fake, and that if they'd mentioned this to him, he could've told them.
All for Nothing: One mission in The Last Maharajah has Evie and Jacob trying to infiltrate the Tower of London during a party, recover the Koh-I-Noor, prevent Singh from being framed and get away with the diamond. As per the Industrial Revolution, the Thames qualifies for Squick and Scenery Gorn yet after five straight games where the cover of water makes a lot of killing easier, it would be an outrage to cause automatic desynch from landing in it. Acceptable Breaks from Reality: The Frye twins can swim in the Thames.
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