"After I returned to St. Petersburg, I toured every corner of the Russian Empire and saw many tragedies unseen in St. Petersburg.
It was then that I realized the decay and backwardness of Russia. Although she had defeated France, I thought it was merely another barbarian invasion of Rome.
We are still far from reaching your level in every aspect, and our nobles only know how to plunder and flog the serfs..."
Duke Golitsyn spoke endlessly to Marcel Yale about the ugliest side of the Russian Empire, his words filled with love for the Russian land and hatred for the Tsar and nobles who parasitize it.
Marcel Yale listened quietly to Duke Golitsyn's speech, trying to analyze his character from his micro-expressions.
Only by understanding Duke Golitsyn's character traits could he truly dialectically analyze what Duke Golitsyn said.
