Prince Monfort, after listening to the recent events in Paris, couldn't help but feel anxious for Jerome Bonaparte.
Don't be fooled by Jerome Bonaparte's lighthearted portrayal, as if everything is under control. For someone who has personally experienced multiple coups, any operation involving Paris is never a sure thing, and slightest carelessness can turn what was meant to lure the enemy into a trap into a spark that buries the Empire.
"My dear child, I understand your resolve to uncover the mastermind behind this!" Prince Monfort sincerely advised Jerome Bonaparte, "But I still hope you don't execute plans in such a dangerous manner; Paris is not an ordinary city!
Anyone who underestimates this city will inevitably suffer its backlash!"
Jerome Bonaparte naturally understood his father's advice was not without reason.
Using Parisians' fear of anarchists to divide the rebels is certainly a good strategy, but it's not one that can be used frequently.
