As a political failure, Louis is ashamed to speak of his experiences over the past two years.
However, the excitement of reuniting with old friends made him willing to settle down and listen to the progress his friends have made over these years.
Since the Great Dumas spent most of the year in France, Louis was fairly familiar with his situation.
Now the Great Dumas has not only shed his identity as a political prisoner, but his theater business in Paris is also flourishing. Every weekend, friends from the Parisian arts scene gather at his home for various salons. During the workweek, the Great Dumas remains as busy as ever, preparing new scripts by day and casting, well... casting the female lead, by night.
The only thing that troubles the Great Dumas is probably his illegitimate son, Young Dumas.
