Innocent 95

I really should've just gone to sleep rather than try to finish this. It took forever because I was exhausted.

[Innocent 95 Translation by Kewl0210]
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Title: n°95 Petite Marie's Marriage

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Title: n°95 Petite Marie's Marriage

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[D'aww]

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Charles: You look lovely, my sister. That pure white dress we ordered for this day truly suits you.
All though he could not attend due to illness,
Father would surely be delighted to see you in it...
Someone: Please, wait!!!
Charles: !!?

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Andre: I, Andre Legris,
object to the marriage of Lady Marie-Josephe Sanson and Lord Gaspard Sanson!!!
Char: A-Andre, what is the meaning of this?!
You are a servant... know your place!!!
Guy: Lord Charles-Henri
Andre: Lord Charles-Henri, please take a look at this marriage certificate!!!
Charles: ...Wh-
What...?!!

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Char: This is a marriage certificate stating that Marie-Josephe
is to be wed to my uncle, Nicolas Sanson's, son, Jeanne Louis....?!!
And it's already signed by uncle and the two of them...!!!
Nico: It's been quite some time, Charles-Henri...
CHar: !!!
Nico: My deepest apologies to Lord Gaspard,
but as his father, I want to respect the love between those two.
Char: U-Uncle Nicolas...?!!

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Nico: Now then, Charles-Henri,
you'll find all the signatures are in order.
Box: Nicolas-Gabriel Sanson
Younger brother of the 3rd head of the Sanson Family, Baptiste.
Due to the mental anguish he suffered from the Écartèlement of Damiens in 1757, he became a monk.
Asterisk: *See Volume (4)
Nicolas: All that remains is your signature and the marriage will be official!!!
Charles: Wha...?!!
Nicolas: My son, Jeanne Louis
has bad legs, so he is confined to our mansion-----
That is why I asked Andre Legris to come here today in his stead.

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Nico: Jeanne Louis is waiting in anticipation for Marie-Josephe
to marry into the Nicolas Sanson family...!!!
Please, allow my son to realize his love!!!

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Jeanne: More chocolat...
Char: Jeane Louis...
Cousin "bottomless swamp" Jeanne Louis...?!
Marie: Please forgive me,
dear brother.

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Marie: Marie truly loves Lord Jeanne Louis.
Won't you let us marry?
Char: .........
Gaspard!!!
Has Gaspard still not yet arrived?!!
Guy: Lord Charles... You see... Lord Gaspard is...
Char: Wh... What did you say...?!!
Guy: Monsieur Gaspard, who was traveling alone from Grenoble for the wedding, left an inn just outside Paris early this morning
and has since gone missing...?!

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Guys: The bridegroom fled...?!
What an awful man...
Puhu...
Did he get intimidated about marrying such a brave woman...?!
Charles: Gaspard Sanson...!!!
I thought you were an honest man, but perhaps my judgement was mistaken...
Nico: Now then, Charles, if the bridegroom is absent, then I see little recourse.
Do you wish for Marie-Josephe to be ridiculed for the rest of her life as a woman whose man ran out on her at the altar...?
Please now, accept their true love and sign the marriage certificate!!!
Charles: Kuh...

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Char: I would never believe for an instant that Marie fosters any love for that "bottomless swamp"...
But if Marie has made the decision to leave her job, grow out her hair, and enter a family...
then as her older brother, I want to sympathize with those feelings..
Very well... I wish your love to be everlasting-----!!!
Marie: Thank you, Big Brother...
I have just one thing I would like to report...
Jeanne Louis is a truly big-hearted man.
Here ya go!

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Jeanne: Mah cute li'l Mary!!!
Marie: Marie is going to go to work to get you more delicious things to gorge yourself on.
He's said I can continue being Prevote de L'Hotel after we marry if I want.

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Charles: Wha...?!!!
Marie: Aah,
I did it!
Char: That hair...
you didn't grow it out...?!
Marie: Andre!!
And: M'am!

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Marie: Now then, father, now Marie is a fine wed 'adult'------
She will no longer be listening to her big brother's instructions.
She will now be wearing the clothes she likes, putting her hair how she likes, and doing the job she likes just as she always has.

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Marie: If becoming someone's wife is the only freedom a woman is given,
then ironic as it may be, this is the only measure there is to take...
This is the first step...
Nico: I was a bit surprised when I heard Marie-Josephe's proposition,
but if she marries my son, that will mean the title of Prevote de L'Hotel will once again fall into my hands and family will have a stable income.
All I'll need to do is find some opportunity to shut that shrew of a woman in a basement at some point.
Andre: Lord Marie, until the day I, Andre, can get you your true freedom
I will protect you through any lengths!!!

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Narration: Early that morning, surprising quite a number of Parisians,
there was a large naked man strapped to a muscular Greek statue adorning the side of a bridge of the Seine.
And the mystery of the drawn-on mustache on the man's upper lip
was a good snack-time topic of discussion for Parisian children for some time.