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Re-ri wears a velveteen Jane Marple coat in black.

Portrait of General Louis Charles Antoine Desaix

Lejeune, unhelpfully: I am tall. I will mention it multiple times. I shall not supply a measurement. I think Berthier counts as medium.

I don't know how tall Berthier actually is...

Lejeune next to General Kleber.

This website says Kleber was 6'2"

My mildly arbitrary* decision to make Lejeune 5'10" in Handsome Hussars. Plausible??????

Egypt Campaign Generals ( ^ω^ )

Naps after ditching Kleber in Egypt 💀 (btw i’m aware that Naps just sent a letter to Kleber and left, but I thought this was funnier LOL)

Anyways they’re on a sail boat bc I’m too lazy to draw a whole ship.

Fontaine Desaix at Place Dauphine—then known as Place de Thionville during the revolutionary era. It was the first public monument in Paris to honor someone who wasn’t royalty: General Louis Charles Antoine Desaix, a hero who died in the Battle of Marengo in 1800.

The fountain was designed in the early 1800s by architect Charles Percier, with sculpture by Augustin‑Félix Fortin, and inaugurated by Napoleon Bonaparte on June 14, 1803—exactly three years after Marengo.

In 1874, urban redesign led by Viollet‑le‑Duc removed one side of the triangle to open views toward the Palais de Justice, and the fountain had to be dismantled due to damage and structural changes.