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My Psyker Heine.
Small lore dump: Heine was bought by Nero and he is now a part of the Rogue Trader's retinue.
Heinrich Heine gets a pretty good roast on the Marquis de Lafayette
The rumors relative to Lafayette connecting him with the red flag are denied by his friends in the most emphatic manner. It seems that he neither wreathed the red flag nor the red cap—le bonnet rouge. The poor General sits retired in his house, and weeps over the mournful end of the fête in which he again played a part, as he has done at most popular risings ever since the beginning of the Revolution, always strangely drawn into the popular movement, and with the best intention to keep the people by his presence from too great excesses. He is like the tutor* who accompanied his pupil to the bawdy-houses to see that he at least did not get drunk there; to the taverns, to keep him from gambling; to the gambling houses, to guard him from dueling; but when a duel was unavoidable—why then the good old gentleman served as his second. *"Er gleicht dem Hofmeister." The French version adds— "de ma connaissance." —Translator.
("French Affairs," trans. Charles Godfrey Leland)
Heine is responding to reports of a mysterious figure who is alleged to have raised a red banner embroidered with "Liberty or Death" at Lamarque's funeral on June 5, 1832. Given Lafayette's international outlook, it seems only fitting that after dodging so many assassination attempts, he should utterly be pinned by a German.
Previous posts about Heine's coverage of the June 1832 uprising can be found here and here. More posts to follow
Heine-Velox 1921. - source Amazing Classic Cars.
i just finished the anime the royal tutor and it just goes to show that extroverts really do just pick up an introvert and hoist them along— or more of have that introverted, tiny man teach four princes how to be good people. 10/10 wholesome anime though!
(p.s. viktor no doubt is aging heine fifty years forward every time they have a conversation.)
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Viktor: *running towards Heine
with open arms *
Heine: * moves out of the way*
Viktor: Hey, why'd you move?!
Heine: I thought you were going to attack me.
Viktor: I was going to hug you!
Heine: Why would you hug me?
Viktor: WHY WOULD I ATTACK YOU!?
GIYS IM BEGGING YOU LOOK AT THE BEHIND THE SCENES FOR THE HORROR QUEEN MV BEFORE ASSUMING IT WAS AI!!! 😭😭☝️
“Mine is a most peaceable disposition. My wishes are: a humble cottage with a thatched roof, but a good bed, good food, the freshest milk and butter, flowers before my window, and a few fine trees before my door; and if God wants to make my happiness complete, he will grant me the joy of seeing some six or seven of my enemies hanging from those trees. Before death I shall, moved in my heart, forgive them all the wrong they did me in their lifetime. One must, it is true, forgive one's enemies— but not before they have been hanged.”
— Heinrich Heine, Gedanken und Einfälle