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Unravelling the Napoleonic Wars

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What's the core reasoning behind your public conflict with King Louis II?

He’s stood for nothing until it benefits him because his family has allowed for the

destruction of France. As soon as the people decided to do something, to not stand for

it; they turned their backs on them. Therefore, he has no stand as our leader.

What will your next move be if the French people decide to not cooperate?

The French people have lost so much in the past years due to the revolution so if they

were to disapprove of me or my policies, it’d be because of the misunderstanding of


more conflict to come.


Why shouldn’t your loyalties to other nations in Europe end?

Spain, for example, is only looking at the fine details of the numbers that’ll be lost

and not the broader benefit of separation between the monarchy and France. Their

support is hindering but if they, as well as other countries- stick with us in the long


run; they’ll benefit from it.

Do you regret any actions taken?


I believe that we did what was required of us in the situation but I do regret some of

the losses on all sides. I acknowledge that it was harmful but I think it was


unavoidable.


Initial interview segment; King Louis XVII


What's the core reasoning behind your public conflict with Napoleon?

Napoleon is not only someone I’m highly opposed to but someone that would be

detrimental to the people of France’s sovereignty. What he’s doing is essentially

replacing one highly authoritative government with another and contributing to the


overall decline of this country.


What will your next move be if the French people decide to not cooperate?

Due to me and my family's current exile from France, I fear the dear liberation and

monarchy of my country are both at risk. Only time will tell how this catastrophe will


be resolved.


What do you have to say about Napoleon claiming you’ve “stood for nothing


until it benefits you”?


This is detrimentally false. Whilst Napoleon may speak however he wishes towards

my family, I have always been a man of the people and in favour of the French

having some say over the laws that govern them. The only thing I don’t advocate for


is allowing this fine country to fall into tyranny and distress.

Do you regret any actions taken during your time as king?


I regret not enforcing my will on my people with enough power to enforce a true

regime- one that doesn’t turn its back on a king and family that’s served them for


centuries upon centuries.


The Guardian

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