Garibaldi sighed: "It's all my fault. If only I had thought of these things back then. I was just thinking about getting as many people as possible to support the uprising, without considering so much. And according to our original plan, as long as I shouted those slogans in Genoa, the people living under the oppression of the monarchy would definitely respond enthusiastically, and in their cheers, the police wouldn't dare to do anything to me."
The Great Dumas responded: "Oh! This is because you never lived in London. If you had spent time in London, you would know that even when facing armed citizens, the police still have the courage to shoot."
Fiona, who had been silently listening on the side, couldn't hold back and chimed in: "But the London police were also shot."
The Great Dumas shook his head: "Sorry, I forgot about that. Giuseppe, continue, what happened next?"
"What happened next?"
