"What? He went to see you?"
"Yes." Disraeli replied bluntly, "And more than once."
Disraeli pressed his cigar into the ashtray to extinguish it: "Honestly, I thought after Strasbourg, he would have understood. A failed coup, an ill-timed gamble, anyone with common sense would choose to lay low for a while... but our Louis is clearly not an ordinary person."
"It's unavoidable, he's blinded by the glory of his uncle, especially after the death of his cousin, the King of Rome, Napoleon's only legitimate offspring. He feels he has become the leading figure among the second generation of the Bonaparte family, and the historical mission of reviving Napoleon's cause rests on his shoulders." Arthur's gaze fell upon the car window beside him: "What did he say to you?"
