Innocent 39

Ok, now that we're done with the chapters with almost no text, we return to normalcy. I'm gonna try to finish this up today.

[Innocent 39 Translation by Kewl0210]
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Title: n°39 Blaze of Enlightenment
Narration: Damiens' dismembered corpse was thrown into the nearby fire.

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Narration: After the execution, Damiens' residence was demolished and the town's name was terminated.
His relatives' names were all changed, and they were banished out of the country.
All vestiges of "Regicidal" Robert-Fran苡is Damiens ever having lived
was thoroughly erased from this world by the Kingdom of France--------...
Title: n°39 Blaze of Enlightenment

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[And so, life returns to its boring previous state.]

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Guy: All of them snapped except for the G string...
You must have been playing rather vehemently...
Do not worry, Charles-Henri.
I will have it re-strung for you soon.
There is nothing that I cannot repair.
Narration: Julius Schmidt
A German Musical Instrument Repairman that associated with the Sanson family.

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Schmidt: It sounds as though this execution was considerably trying.
Have you been playing that music I obtained from Prussia?
Johann Sebastian Bach... He may still be an utterly unknown composer, but...
I have little doubt that you played that music after the execution...
Beautiful harmonies heal people...
Did it save you again?

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[Sad.]

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Schmidt: It's all right... It's all over now.
You can forget it all ever happened.

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Charles: N-No...
I can't!!!
Schmidt: Charles?
Charles: No matter how painful it was,
We can never forget...
Monsieur Damiens' brutal execution!!!

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Charles: ..........Jack......

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Charles: I'm glad I found you. There is something I must give to you.
Something your father had on him until the end...
Jack: M... Mom's...
dress...
Don't touch that with yer dirty hands!!!
You murderer!!!
Mom...
Mom...

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Jack: ...You can be sure I'll never forget what went on today...
I'm... I'm... I'm gonna find the ringleaders that were behind my dad's murder someday
and I'll kill them all!!!
Somebody: The firewood is collapsing!
Everyone, get back!
!!!

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[I love how he can draw shit like this.]

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Charles: ...!!!
Somebody: I'm kinda worn out...
All that excitement feels like it was just a dream...
Really... was there any need to go that far...?
His majesty only had a flesh wound, didn' he...?
Some nobles rented out the top floors of those apartments.
Apparently they cost more than the stuff Damiens stole was worth.

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People: I mean, when it comes down to it, we were all just having a ball watching somebody as poor as us get killed, right...?
Charles: 140 years ago when Ravaillac was executed, people that believed in an old convention, hoping that it would grant them good health,
fought over the burned pieces of flesh and devoured them.
But this time, not a single person did such a thing...
Julies, the world is definitely moving forward...!!!

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Charles: Barbaric anachronisms like execution by Écartèlement must be ended...
That is why we, the people of France, can never forget that repulsive spectacle!!!
Schmidt: God, why did you give such a harsh fate to this young man with such a fragile heart...?
I wish there were something I could do to make his life easier...

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Narration: Julius Schmidt... A German man living in Paris, France.
A musician and repairman of musical instruments----...
Later, his son Tobias Schmidt would manufacture the guillotine under Charles's endorsement----------...