We the Revolution: Day 6 - Louis XVI part 2

The next chapter of the guide for We. The Revolution continues the trial of Louis the XVI. This time, the case received new evidence that sheds new light on the case.

Available questions:

Possible mistakes: 2

Questions to reveal: 6

Number of traps: -

Correctly formulated questions:

1. Letter from the prince + Evidence
2. Letter from the emperor + Evidence
3. Minister's order + Evidence
4. Minister's order + Method
5. Attempted escape + Course of events
6. Suppressing the revolution + Counterrevolution

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1. Who was corrupting the politicians at Citizen Capet's request? Jean-Marie Roland.
2. According to the defendant, why did Emperor Leopold II write him letters?: "He was worried about the King" is a wrong answer.
3. Did citizen Capet explain his reasoning behind Roland's mission of corruption?: He denies the situation took place.
4. Why did the king not warned National Assembly about the prince of Brunswick's plans?: He hasn't taken the threats seriously.

Verdict: The common folk and revolutionaries want Louis' head. Other verdicts affect your relationship with the citizens and your family very seriously. If you decide to behead the king, you'll be able to talk to the crowd before his execution and attain additional reputation.

We. the Revolution

March 21, 2019

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