Lord Cowley felt innocent.
Clueless about military knowledge, he was bewildered when summoned by the Emperor of France and even more bewildered when he was reprimanded by him.
What was even more frustrating was that even though Jerome Bonaparte explained in great detail why Gallipoli could not be the landing site, he himself, like a military non-conductor, could not understand some of the specific military terms Jerome Bonaparte mentioned.
However, the only thing Lord Cowley understood was: the Emperor of France opposed Britain using Gallipoli as an outpost.
"Lord Cowley, do you understand?" Jerome Bonaparte, with slightly dry lips, asked as he pursed his lips.
"Your Majesty, you mean that Gallipoli is not a suitable location for troops stationing! We need to find a more suitable place for the troops to station!" Lord Cowley replied to Jerome Bonaparte.
"You could understand it that way," Jerome Bonaparte nodded to Lord Cowley.
