Notes

Law of Lampposts


Women's March on Versailles:
Aimee's husband and her made enough to support
themselves and her mother, Adele. More rumors of the
price of bread rising added to their paranoia about what
will happen next after their past violent outburst. Aimee,
getting news that the king has fled, decided on the idea
of going to the king himself and ask him about the bread shortage.
Mallaiard (full name), having pride in his past
accomplishments with (), gladly (another word)
volunteered to present himself as the spokesperson for
his wife's, and soon other's, grievances.
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Marquis de Lafayette drafted the Declaration of the
Rights of Man and King Louis XVI refused to sign. Not
knowing his next step and the past violence in Bastille
only added to the King's distress and drove him and his
family to flee Paris. While he was gone, Aimee was left
mourning over the loss of her father. As rumors spread more on the
increasing rate on the cost of bread, people became
worried. Aimee and her mother was all that was left of
the Renee family and they needed a solution for how
they were going to survive winter with the little money
they had. Stanislas-Marie Malliard, the captain of the
Bastille Volunteers and a good friend of Aimee's recently
deceased father, decided to pay his respects by helping
out Renee's family with financials. Him and Aimme developed
a platonic relationship that will last a lifetime. More rumors of the
price of bread rising added to their paranoia about what
will happen next after their past violent outburst. Aimee,
getting news that the king has fled, decided on the idea
of going to the king himself to ask him about the bread shortage.
Malliard, having pride in his past accomplishments with the past
Third Estate actions, happily volunteered to present himself as the
spokesperson. The guards reject the group which results in violence.
The body guards get their heads cut off and put onto a pike and
paraded back to Paris with the king.