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Georgiana returned to her own job - to accompany Fox to continue to find the whereabouts of the last two kings of Stuart.

Because of his relationship with the industrial exhibition, the repertoire of Paris opera houses in September is mainly British historical dramas, of course not "Edward of Scotland".

If Charlie the Lionheart ignores the fact that his heart is still in France, it is actually a very good play. In addition, there is also the play Richard I written by Georgiana. The plot has been changed beyond recognition. Hearne, Richard I's neglected archer, became an assassin intent on assassinating him, and lured the king into the depths of the forest. The white deer became the hero who saved Richard I at a critical moment.

Hearn did not meet a man in a black cloak to save himself. He was pierced in the stomach by a deer's horns, and finally died. His ghost wandered in the forest. hunting passers-by.

Because of the hunting law, no one except the king could enter that forest. Richard I made a white deer into a private seal as a talisman. He came to the depths of the forest by moonlight, used himself as a bait to lure Hearn out, and wiped out the evil spirit with the help of his loyal guards.

The forest returned to calm, and the ghost of the white deer became the master of the forest.

As we all know, Henry IV has always been suspected of being the murderer of Richard II, but that was after Richard took all his supporters to Ireland.

In 1995, the Americans also made the story of Wallace leading the Scottish people's uprising into the movie "Braveheart". …

When Anglo-American relations fell to historic lows due to the Bosnian crisis between 1993 and 1995, the film won the global box office after its release, but the Scots did not choose to be as independent as the United States because of this film.

The Stuart dynasty unified Scotland, England and Ireland through the right of succession to the throne. When the "Virgin Queen" Elizabeth died without heirs, King James I of Scotland succeeded to the throne of England. Since then, England and Scotland have become a commonwealth , Completed the union of the two royal families. The London Metropolitan Police Service, known as Scotland Yard, is responsible for security and traffic throughout the Greater London area. The name "Scotland Yard" comes from the ruins of the old Scottish royal palace in London, but it has not yet been established.

Fox came to find the king of the Stuart dynasty in secret. George I was the elector of Hanover, the heir of a female Stuart Protestant. In fact, his succession was not assigned to fifty other people. There are still many Stuarts on the European continent. Tuart female and male heirs.

George III was already insane, and the disease of insanity seems to be hereditary, especially with the integration of the Austrian blood.

Only a few people know about this matter. Even if Fox doesn't have this idea, he still wants to avoid this trouble. The Prince of Wales gave birth to a daughter, and it seems that he and the princess will not have another male heir. Besides, he is just a prime minister in opposition. As a history buff, what's the problem with consulting some secret files that are not released to the public?

While going through these files, Georgiana found an "interesting" case.

In 1750, a series of missing and kidnapping cases of children occurred in Paris. This case finally triggered a rebellion, and Louis XV implemented brutal suppression.

This child kidnapping case was supposed to be a small episode of the 18th century, but it is a sign that the people no longer love the king they once cherished so much. King at war.

Napoleon had to be assassinated again and again, and he had to avoid it again and again. Not only did this not shake his position, but it consolidated his ruling power. After all, he was a general who had been on the battlefield.

Louis XV's police chief, Rabe, was killed in the street, stripped naked, and placed at the door of Rabe's house to demonstrate to the police.

At that time, there was a rumor in the city that people generally associated leprosy with sin. It appeared repeatedly in the Bible. Leprosy was a punishment for Moses' sister Mirilo because she spread rumors to slander her brother.

And the cure for the disease was horrific, requiring cold, pure blood to combat the disease, and lepers could bathe in the blood of virgins and children. The original Grimm's fairy tales are bloody, and there are stories related to them. Of course, this kind of story is not as sweet and moving as the story of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

Even the later story of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is warning children not to eat food given by strangers, no matter how attractive the apple looks, instead of letting the children who listen to the story remember the witch, and Looking forward to being kissed awake by Prince Charming.

Children are easily deceived, especially the children of poor people who have not eaten candy. The Paris police have no results in the investigation of these children's disappearances, but the rebels have linked the police in charge of the investigation with these missing policemen. The crowd gathered in front of Rabe's house, hoping that he would come out to explain the situation and clarify the facts. People are used to listening to the chief of police, hoping that he will restore order and restore the old calm.

The director did that at the beginning, but he did not come out to mediate as the crowd expected several times later, but was frightened by the violence around him, chose to avoid the crowd, and lost the opportunity to mediate. At this time, the good police and the bad The lines of the police are blurred, and the masses turn their anger on authorities who do not do their job.

Women are spreaders of rumors and are the most concerned about child abduction cases. They are mothers who worry that their children will also become victims and play no less role than men in emotional disturbances. It was manifested during the French Revolution.

In the case of child abductions, the women's ability to spread rumors spread even to the suburbs, when a group of women surrounded two "child abductors from Paris" in Vincennes on May 22. The power of maternal love is great. Even the most docile female beast in the animal world will become ferocious and furious when protecting her cubs. Undeterred, a woman is not deterred by a greedy police officer who grabs a child, intending to hold a mother for ransom in turn, and her cries will be joined by mothers with similar concerns in the surrounding area It was no longer a matter of abduction of a child or two, the riot started among the women on the outskirts of St. Anton, it spread and was taken up by the men, and finally led to the king's repression.

Georgiana had no way of knowing whether Louis XVI's refusal of Swiss mercenaries to open fire on civilians was related to this incident. She only remembered a sentence in the report: These public riots were instigated by people who were above ordinary people. leading.

Rabe had been trying to guide the crowd when he was killed on May 23, condemning those who were spreading rumours.

There was an eyewitness who said that he saw three young men aged 18 to 20, well dressed and armed with swords, who were very satisfied with the way the people disposed of Rabe. A moment later, the three reappeared, standing close to the stone-throwers, when a fourth, well-dressed young man, aged 26 or 27, joined them.

Georgiana had no way of knowing the identities of the four individuals from this confession, and the Supreme Court justices did not believe that this was a political conspiracy, but believed that there must be a criminal gang behind these agitators, rumormongers, and loafers. . They believe that this gang constitutes the vast majority of the rebels.

Rumors are part of urban life, and rumors are bound to exist in a word-of-mouth society.

In these investigative reports, she saw a detail that most kidnappings would trigger people's rallies, and details about these kidnappings spread very quickly in Paris.

These people wear civilian clothes, but they can quickly be identified as not civilians by their appearance and manner. They talked to boys in squares, streets, tollbooths, and without the slightest warning they drove them from homes, markets, squares, and even followed them on their way to school, into carriages.

Some parents will go to the cemetery to look for it. Many people die in Paris every day. Commoners are generally buried in the cemetery. The corpses are layered on top of each other. There is no place to dig deep and bury them. Therefore, Louis XV asked the priests to sort them out. The bones, placed in the mine tunnel, formed the famous Catacombs in Paris.

However, before sorting out these bones, the corpses were buried shallowly. Wild dogs and animals would dig them up and eat them. Residents near the cemetery were also troubled by the stench of decay.

Since 1786, no cemetery was allowed in Paris. Only then did Georgiana remember that the Père Lachaise Cemetery was built by Napoleon in the suburbs of Paris in 1804. There is no Père Lachaise cemetery in Paris now, and of course there is No underground opera house, no Lestrange family cemetery.

He is such a person, even the cemetery should be designed as a scenic spot.

Georgiana closed the fifty-year-old investigation report, made a copy of it with the copy spell, and then took it away. The original copy was still on the dusty bookshelf.

Sometimes the secret just "jumps" out so suddenly.

It's like a "surprise" game that kids often play.