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Oh, of course - like master, like servant, all freaks and monsters. Then again, how can we cheer for a monster, if she has to kill only decent people, right? I want this little war of Charles and Marie to be over though. So many great moments invested in making them close to each other, just to...

Good job, Andre! In a world, in which no named character can show Charles-Henri the error of his ways (until we get introduced to one), only Marie-Joseph can prove him wrong. I somehow doubt Charles is going to kill a member (kinda) of his family for something like this. He's been acting...

Well, they're also all dolled-up, powdered, make-up heavy etc. It's bound to make everybody look older.

No, Charles-Henri, you're not the same :( Our Charles would've never even thought about hitting Marie (although she IS a psycho), nor would he have locked her away in chains like she was his posession. Oh, how vile he's become so quickly :C And now that bridge I always wanted him to share with...

My confused boi, Charles-Henri, finding wrong answers in bad experiences. I hope it won't reflect badly on him, but who am I kidding - it will. The sooner it happens though, the better. Consequences are more managable that way.

Even worse, he had it pent-up for 23 years, maybe 24. He wasn't 19 at the very least.

How are y'all surprised that a fragile boy from an abusive family, living in dirty society, constantly surrounded by death and suffering, with all the pressures, but no care and guidance, EASILY impressionable (as we've seen many times) is reacting in this way? For what's worth, Jean kissing him...

I'm sorry, aside from the obvious, another SA, some parts of this chapter were so (un)intentionally hilarious to me - Charles-Henri thinking that the ghost of his teacher sent him a naked woman as a test and then giving him an "okay" to proceed. That WAS funny, it's just how my brain is wired...

No way Charles-Henri gets to have a development, new-found connection to his father, rekindled spirit and somebody's booty in 15 minutes. I'm sorry, Jeanne, I don't think Monsieur de Paris likes women. You a freaky frog though - just walking into somebody's house like that to throw ass at them.

I can't with Sakamoto, what is THIS ARTSTYLE?! Marie killing just two of them and being beaten by the 3rd, before he ran was very nice. Allowed her to show some combat skills and good instincts, while also not making us believe, that a little girl can kill 8-12 gendarmes by herself. And once...

Oh, we're about to venture into insanity now xD Unless, of course, they make it somewhat believable. I don't mind some craziness in my historical fiction, like in Vinland Saga. I hope Andre won't die here though. He's been a nice and competent man.

I'm glad she was smart enough not to lash out at her father. That would've ended her career or at least post-poned it for years. Biding her time will be better for her. I'm excited by her meeting Marie-Antoinette though. They might allow each other to develop in ways only achievable by...

Hah, who would've thought - it was not a proper entry for Marie-Joseph. No, it was a send-off of Jean-Baptiste. Amazing display, befitting a master of his sword. One, small moment of clarity, before drifting away again. I respect that greatly, like when he went out of his way to amputate...

That is true, but try to remember Charles' first real beheading and how many times he had to hack away at his victim. That's what they have to avoid, the Sansons. Thus, even though Griffin deserves everything, Marie right now is working against her family and against her own goal. She might be...

I'm excited to see this big bro - lil sis tag-team. I still feel like Marie can just as well snap at Charles, just because she's a sociopath (well, seems to be), but him trusting her enough to blatantly spit at tradition together warms my heart a bit. And let's not act innocent (no pun intended)...

I agree, ALTHOUGH it was probably - sadly so - "normal" at the time, at the very least between those VERY poor and those VERY rich. And let's not act as if anybody among Sansons - aside from Charles-Henri - gave a fck about Marie's wellbeing. Bastards.

I absolutely adore this chapter, as much as I detest it's content. It's probably the most soul-moving chapter to me, since ch. 30 with all the "paving the road for future France" symbolism. This time though? I kneel, Sakamoto, I really do. Imagery was indescribable, muscle-cramping on some...

Yo. Should we put you on a watch, cuz WTF?

I mean... previous 2 chapters made it pretty clear. As if Marie-Joseph needed ANYTHING else to become a monster, now she's also SA victim.

Oooooh, he's a freak! And Marie-Joseph does NOT seem to be a person who shares whatever happened and happens with anyone. IMO, she held the grudge and waited for her chance to get revenge and even Charles-Henri will never know what Griffin did to his sister. And he WOULD have protected her...