LM 3.2.4
"An Aspiring Centenarian"?
What if we didn't let him live that long actually. What if we didn't do that.
Ohhh myyyy gooooodddddd can we stop praising this guy. Hugo can we just like. Stop trying to make him sound smart and amazing and talented and cool. It's not gonna work. It's never gonna work. You will never sell me on this man, you already set him up for permanent failure. I am doubtful there's anything that you could do that would make me like him at this point so how about we just move on.
HAHA okay actually I don't even think he's trying to make me like him. "He got some awards and still thinks the guy who gave them to him, Duc de Nevers, is a Great Man despite him becoming Absolutely Nothing during and after the Revolution. Also, he thought Catherine II deciding to try and wipe an entire country and it's people off the map by joining in the partitioning of Poland was no biggie because she also bought and published the ingredients of 'the elixir of gold', a publication he clearly never read or else he'd have known it was, basically snake oil; merely ferric chloride in alcohol, which, depending on the amount of ferric chloride that was mixed into the alcohol, could have been harmful. But he was such a fanboy of the stuff that he clearly never looked into what it was made of, and simply supported anyone who supported the tincture, no matter what terrible crimes they might have committed."
Also, Gill, happy to break it to ya, but: "He [Duc de Nevers] wrote a great deal and with great facility; but his writings nowadays are generally considered to be of little value, his Fables being his best work." (Off Wikipedia) No one cares about this guy anymore and they definitely don't think of him as a great man. There's actually not that much information on him when I search. He's just not that interesting.
If any young man ventured to acclaim the Republic in his presence, he would turn blue and almost faint in his fury.
Guys we could weaponize this information
We should weaponize this information











