Honestly, this chapter was a little too long for my liking, but I’ll continue to talk about what happened. The bishop encounters a man that seems to be challenging him about their different views on things such as the french revolution. I’ll take a guess and say that the man became a challenge to the bishop since both seemed to be at the same intelligence level unlike the last drunk man bishop encountered. Because of this, the bishop also seemed to act a little more colder than usual due to his tough opponent. I do think that this conversation left the both of them rethinking about their views, or at least the bishop was.
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