#lannes

「ナポレオンとラヌは『仲のいい友達』のはずなのに、史料を読んでいると、どう見ても恋愛しているようにしか思えないのはどういうことなんですか？😂

「ラヌの肖像画はいくつかあって、褐色髪のものが一番有名ですが、実は白髪バージョンもあります。

"This is about something that happened to a man named Jean Lannes during the Treaty of Tilsit."

A comic dedicated to my friend Su Lan, to thank her for painstakingly organizing and sharing her reading notes, and also as a birthday gift. The comic's text is inspired by the narration style of the game *The Stanley Parable*, but without any satirical meaning. Lots of exaggerated expressions—had a blast drawing it! So much fun! Plenty of little Easter eggs. A public Easter egg: after reading, connect the specially formatted text from ⑤, ⑦, ⑧, and ⑩, and you’ll get the answer to the title ❤️

① "This is about something that happened to a man named Jean Lannes during the Treaty of Tilsit."

② Because of his performance in the Battle of Friedland, Lannes was fully confident he would be on the boat.

③ 《I'll definitely be there.》

④ However... his name was not on the final list. Lannes was shocked and thought, "This is unfair." Perhaps he also wondered, "Why can Bessières go?" On the day of the meeting, Lannes stood by the shore, surrounded by his aides, growing even more furious.

⑤ Lannes was furious.

⑥ So, on the evening of the meeting, Lannes confronted Napoleon.

⑦ Made a scene.

⑧ Actually,

⑨ In the panels without "my" narration box, nothing in the scene actually happened. No one knows what Napoleon said to the furious Lannes that night, but they did reconcile.

Napoleon + Marshals as dogs pt. 1

Napoleon -> Corsican Dog

Lannes -> Spaniel mix

Bessieres -> Briard