What was his problem?
What was his problem?
Ian Ward
Matthew Taylor
He was tired of requesting a demonstration of oral copulation
William Cox
Man of conviction
Jace Russell
He's a metaphor for Napoleon.
Samuel Long
How so?
It never seemed that it was because of his ideals or conviction. It turns out it was just as it was implied by Armand and that it was because of the madame de lyon and the ego he bruised.
I know the final shot references Napoleon but his entire character was not anything like napoleon.
Grayson Turner
He was FRENCH. This is explained THOROUGHLY throughout the ENTIRE movie
Blake Murphy
Fuckin french peaces of shit
Nicholas Howard
French. Stinking frogs
Mason Rivera
He was a manlet.
Nathaniel Perry
He was a mentally ill bloodthirsty murdering piece of French shit
Oliver Cook
Nah nah, d'Hubert insulted him a little bit. Got a little out of order himself.
Dylan Wilson
He was a duellist.
Jace Ward
war is a duel between nations. The thrusts and parries are battles, the pain and landed strokes casualties.
Jonathan Barnes
he was good boy dindu nuffin. Mayor son had it coming dontchu be tellin him bad news or talk to his bich
Tyler Peterson
He was insulted.
Dylan Cooper
>I know the final shot references Napoleon but his entire character was not anything like napoleon.
Napoleon shaped the destinies of his generation according to his will; on a smaller scale, feraud did the same to d'Hubert, hounding him throughout his life and making him act according to feraud's will.
Landon Parker
He just wanted to court his whore in peace.
Owen Brooks
he didn't seem to have anything going on for him other than fighting while the other guy was rich and had a family
Aaron Taylor
he was insecure because he was an upjumped peasant and he thought he was being looked down upon
William Morales
Came to say this
Ayden Nguyen
the other guy was making a move. he had to get it on.
Samuel Moore
FRENCH SWINE!