Day 2 - Emma Danet, a 19-years-old orphan

This part of We. The Revolution focuses on the trial of Emma Danet. The woman is accused of giving food to Baron De Lezines who, due to the revolution, is now living on the streets.

Before the trial starts, you receive information on who was stealing the bodies from the cemetery (provided that you have examined this case from the letter received yesterday). You can prohibit further acts of theft or allow to continue the experiments. We chose the latter.

Available questions:

Possible Mistakes: 2

Questions to reveal: 5

Number of traps: 1

Correctly formulated questions:

1. Supporting the monarchists + Counterrevolution
2. Stealing food + Accusation
3. Supporting the monarchists + Accusation
4. Money for food + Motive
5. Baron de Lezines + Counterrevolution

Report

1. Did the accused plead guilty?: No
2. Was his act of counterrevolutionary nature: Yes
3. Where did the woman get the food?: She admitted that she stole them from her boss
4. Has the Baron changed much since the verdict?: He lost weight and got more grey hair
5. How long Danet served the Baron?: Since childhood

Verdict: The common folk, aristocrats and the revolutionists want the death penalty. Only her family wants an acquittal. In this case, it is better to send the woman to the guillotine. The trial is over. However, you still have to do a few things.

Evening and World Map

Spend the evening with your family - as always, choose 1-2 family members and focus on increasing your relationship with them. You should also look over the construction process. If it is slow, spend the evening on supervising.

A new intrigue starts this evening - this time, the target is Jean-Baptise Gobel, the archbishop of Paris. You have two available actions - Denunciation of Gobel's child and Disgracing subordinates. We chose the espionage solution twice.

We. the Revolution

March 21, 2019

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