Arthur always found this statement a bit odd. After all, in his hometown of happiness, only the portraits of the dead would hang on the walls.
But then he thought, since he had almost died once, there was no need to fuss over such minor details.
Sitting beside him, Great Dumas heard these words and didn't know how to feel about them.
If this were France, Great Dumas would most likely not forgive him for firing at the protesters. But the problem was, this was Britain, and what surprised him even more was that the authorities here actually retreated in the face of the overwhelming public outrage. Wellington ordered the Tories to collectively retreat, which led to the successful passage of parliamentary reform, and London quickly regained its orderly appearance. Such a thing would be unimaginable in France.
