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["Pomp and Circumstance"]

MICHAEL

Yes, yes, of course.

Brussels were informed first.

No, utterly aged, we didn't think it was suitable.

All our agents were instructed to report to us first before proceeding any further.

No, that will be quite in order.

This authorizes me to collect all intelligence reports

which might throw some light upon the assassination of the Grand Duke Sergei.

And stand that some of these are in the possession of this office of the secret police.

That is the signature of Mr La Pucin.

I'm sorry, sir, but I shall have to query this direct with the police.

Mr La Pucin is head of the police force.

Since the murder of the Grand Duke, sir, that is a matter of conjecture.

Please pardon

Hello?

Who is it?

Rachikovsky.

Well, it looks some time to track you, Don.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

It looks some time to track you, Don.

You know, I'd say if you're a very difficult fellow to get a hold of.

I hope so.

Is that food?

Food to my boundary.

What a splendid chap you are.

It's a kuski.

I see you've read the news.

The grand duke passed away.

I understand they had to retrieve certain organs from the chimney tops.

My very favourite dish.

Because of this Le Puccin's head is on the block.

Yeah, they're coming to him.

Who? The grand duke or the chief of police?

Both of them.

Is there any speculation about who replays this Le Puccin?

There is.

Who's in the running?

Me.

You.

I've been summoned.

Scraping the bottom of the barrel, aren't they?

Were you responsible for the murder of the grand duke?

Me.

I just got back from Paris.

I've been to Moscow in my life.

What about the murder of flavour?

That was no great lot.

I'm going to give you a lecture, my dear fellow.

The fact is, you cannot go around anymore,

blowing up members of the imperial government.

At least, not without the odd eyebrow being raised.

We're coming out of the dark ages.

Civilisation is nearly upon us.

You won't get the job.

You have too many enemies.

If I do, you're going to have to make up your mind just whose side you're on.

In January 1905, hundreds of the Tsar's loyal subjects had been shot down in front of his palace at St. Petersburg.

The massacre of Bloody Sunday, as the tragedy was called, shocked the civilised world and led to a national outcry for reform.

The Tsar, Nicholas II, was about to accede to this.

When three weeks later, his uncle, the grand duke Sergei, was assassinated in Moscow.

At this point, he began to change his mind.

The Tsar dismissed his police chief, La Pucin, and on the advice of his closest generals,

summoned to his court at Zarska, Silo, a man called Rachkovsky.

The former Minister Vita, out of favour because of his opposition to the Japanese war, was quick to hear of the visit, and anxious to voice his apprehension.

The post for which Rachkovsky was being considered was in normal times a minor one.

But the man who occupied it in this period of confrontation had it in his power to direct the policies of the regime either towards reform or towards repression.

It was this that Vita feared.

It was Rachkovsky who exposed the anarchist in Paris.

It was Rachkovsky who discovered the plot to blow up the age cathedral, and do you know why?

Because Rachkovsky's old men planted the bombs there in the first place, and later when he was removed on your orders, his creatures, Rachaevans, or Doth, took over.

They have no love for him, I assure you.

Nevertheless, they carry on his techniques.

They have saturated the revolutionary movement with their own men.

And when a bomb goes off, one does not know whether it is the work of a zet, or some over enthusiastic policeman seeking promotion.

Are you suggesting that fun play, when my Minister of the interior was killed by one of his own men?

I have heard rumors to that effect.

And are you suggesting that my uncle, the Grand Duke, Serge, was killed by a man in the pay of my own secret police?

It is two years since you saw fit to resign from my cabinet.

I have brought you here merely to sound out the possibility of peace with Japan, and within minutes you are lecturing me on matters which do not concern you.

In Vita's view, Rachkovsky was the candidate of the right.

And not only that, he was the most dangerous exponent of counter-terrorist tactics ever to emerge from the labyrinths of the Russian secret police.

Name Theodore Rachkovsky.

Profession?

Retired.

We'll have an appointment.

Would I have got this far without one?

Name?

The Commander of the Palace Guard was General Hesse, an aristocrat with definite views on the political situation.

It was he and his colleague General Tripov, who had arranged for Rachkovsky's interview.

As you know, Rachkovsky, the country is heading for revolution.

We have an arm in which can of a dresser, with a police force which has a density used for us.

We have the Palace Guard after our hard life, and a desire will not give us one.

Yes, General?

Then we may have to take things into our own hands.

I mean, it may be necessary to remove the zone and put the grand duke and nickel-eye nickel-eye-bitch in this place.

You see, that is why we need men in power, whom we can trust, Rachkovsky.

Like yourself.

Always a joke come on, Madet General.

Thank you.

Mr. Theodore Rachkovsky.

Mr. Theodore Rachkovsky.

Mr. Theodore Rachkovsky.

Your bank will not be sued for its own lithium-pore.

It's really poor, Karen.

It shall not happen.

There is no money.

Your bank will not be sued for its own lithium-pore.

It's really poor, Karen.

It shall not happen.

You may be in the position against the capital.

He is named.

But seem to me, Admiral.

You have little position to maintain.

But I am quite convinced these ships do not exist and I am quite convinced they do really why don't you go to Paris and verify the details

Does seem to me a bit odd that you're willing to buy four battleships sight unseen from the South American Republic

The Theodore Rachcosky sir if you want to crush the Jack sir, we shall lead these ships

Sir these ships do not exist except in the imagination of the man who's trying to sell them. We have no ships

The Pacific Squadron has been destroyed the Black Sea's quadrillion is bottled up and the Baltic Squadron

If you never get some cocots off if you feel so skeptical

Why don't you send someone from the treasury to Paris along with the Admiral here? I certainly shall sir very well

But I would just like to advise Minister cocots off here that his negative attitude may set back our victory in the Pacific by at least a year

That will be all gentlemen

I

I

You're mad at you sit down mr. Rachcosky

I

Have been considering the appointment of a new head of security in the St. Petersburg area and your name

Has been brought to my notice it is not of course

Unfamiliar to me. I thought the post was most ably filled by mr. Lipuchin mr. Lipuchin has tended his resignation

As chief of security are responsible for the safety of the Grand Duke

My uncle's death is a great shock to me

You were never close but

That does not diminish my grief

Now I must first ask you if you are offered the post-I you in a position to accept it

In whatever capacity or majesty so desire as they serve

I will serve

The reports that I have received of my uncle's death

Place the responsibility on the battle organization of the social revolution reason. This is led by a man called

Adsef I believe

That is so there is a rumor in St. Petersburg that

Adsef is in the pay of the secret police

Such is the political climate of today that rumors likely easily gain way to momentum

They contribute to the forces of anarchy. They destroy the very fabric of society is it true?

That my uncle's murder is in the pay of my own intelligence service

So I have been out of the force for some time what I want to know is

Did you at any time in the past?

Recruit Adsef for any of his accomplices

Sir you are talking about the murderers of your uncle

Mr. Vitamayistee minister has characterized your contribution to the secret services follows a pioneer of provocation

tactics

If the French invented the term ajoron provocateur it is Rachkowski says who refined him

Mr. Vitamayistee is no friend of mine and I'm reluctant to accept such a compliment even from him

He points out that you were dismissed from your position as head of the foreign service five years ago on the basis of this report

It was signed I believe by

Mr. La Pucin if I remember correctly in whom?

Through bitter experience. I now have no competence

However, it was proved that you use your position as head of case action to obtain information which led you to making several fortunes on the stock exchange

Sir since I left your service. I've made several more is that also to be held against me?

Your efficiency in that direction the subject of scandal does not concern me

There is however one aspect of the report which does

the Philippe affair as

Head of case action you made secret inquiries concerning the relationship of my wife and a certain holy man father Philippe

This was done without my knowledge

You majesty the matter was becoming a subject of scandal

Your inquiries did not make it any the less so

My wife is a deeply religious woman

Adocia on every person who attaches themselves to her court was hardly likely to please her

I would like to remind you I'm sure mr. Rachcoski your first consideration was for myself

But you fail to realize that I and the procurator of the Holy Synod were already dissuading her from her spiritual

Infatuation with Philippe

When your report came in father Philippe was a charlatan

Father Philippe prayed to God to give her a son

God gave her a son

Your Majesty the Petit Padard is at one o'clock

I must respectfully point out your highness that etiquette demands that you wear a natal uniform for this occasion

You may attend me later mr. Rachcoski

You

What do you think?

New acquisitions since your day here it is a present from the Kaiser

In case you don't get the message it represents our Imperial Majesty

beating back the yellow peril single-handed

How do you like it?

It's a trifle

Unsubtle unlike you Rachcoski

Tell me mr. Bitter do you think there'll be peace this year if there is not sir we shall have revolution

Is Imperial Majesty

Son of all the Russians

Arjel

I see we're all here

Bitter the God's of dear friend

Well trip off how is his Peter's work?

Safe enough now for your Majesty to return

Not only that I guarantee you I enjoy us welcome

The people miss their little father

Tell me trip off have you managed to fight wash this shabby episode yet

and their ringleader the saintly father gap on where is he led the country

I think he realized is that he bears a responsibility for what happened that day

I bear the responsibility

500 of my people are dead shot down in front of my palace

The responsibility

blame is gap ons

He led the march without permission head over the less one cannot but regard the episode

Let us close the incident

Sir the city is back to normal

I'm sorry if you've been there in the first place trip off the

incident would never have occurred

If that damned fool the Puchin had done his job

The Puchin is being replaced

Oh by whom?

I have not as yet

Made up my mind

But Mr. Ratzkowski has indicated his willingness to serve

In all my opinion I think that is very bad idea

Such an appointment will be seen as a move to the right

At a time when I understood your Majesty

To be conceding overdue reforms on individual liberties

I have conceded the reform

And at the same time staffing your security forces with hardliners

There's a contradiction there somewhere

The country is too unstable for reform

However given two or three years of firm government things may be different

You mean a police state?

Because that is what is implied when you introduce men like your friend there

Even the palace will not be safe from inquiries

That's it isn't it Ratzkowski?

When it comes to meddling in other people's affairs

Nothing is sacred

If you say so Mr. Vitter

You're the expert

Quickly gentlemen

Not by your left

Ease forward two pages down

Tall is on the right

Short is on the left sir

But I want them the other way round

Sir

Well at the citations

On the tables

My gentlemen

We will reposition with speed and precision

Tall is on the left

Short is on the right

Now

But they too have to be rearranged

Well look at someone's do it

And see if his Majesty is ready yet

I didn't know that Chile had an avian

According to a bachelor

They have four battleships and what is more they are for sale

Yes for 25 million

You don't trust Admiral Batter

I'm sending it to Paris

With 25 million my god you'll never see it again

I resent that sir

As an officer in the imperial navy

On behalf of the admiral I must protest most strongly

I was merely jesting General

When I said I didn't trust him

I meant his judgement

Not his integrity

Admiral needs the ships

The way he's losing the Baltic fleet piecemeal

No wonder

Why don't you give the money directly to Japan

Cut out the middlemen

For a man who took no interest in the war

I'm a company

You

You resounded the outscend

My views are the war

Are the matter of record

I am against a gentleman

That remark was uncalled for Mr. Vitter

We are very proud of our navy

Gentlemen

He's interior of Majesty

It's our old cross

The

Majesty

We're here to honour the brave

Sir I see General

Get him as a friend

Care little to be into it

Senior I got a tense image for Grover

For outstanding bravery at the Battle of the River Agya

In the face of overwhelming odds

To defend his comrades without thought to his own safety

The medal for outstanding gallantry

Tell me in your own words

Seek a constant in a vich

I was concerned only for my brothers

And John Ivanovich Moore's story

For holding his post alone

When all his comrades had been slain

And for remaining there until relief arrived

For outstanding bravery aboard his ship

Which caught fire

Regardless of his own personal safety

Did put out many fires and thereby saved many lives

You were at Port Arthur

There were thousands more

Why'd you choose me, little father?

Because you lived to tell the tale, my friend

An ex-wife, a enemy for the evening

We failed you

We failed you

We failed you

We failed you

No I failed you and your comrades

With your majesty we would die for you

Less than a father would be excited

Look here as well

For River Agya

When he overruns and took enemy positions

Ivan Ivanovich

Shrek

Got a bottle of water

Turn the house

Do something about this temple

Do you think I'm becoming soft, Drudge Kovsky?

Only yesterday I signed two proclamations

Establishing assembly in the right to petition

I would say this was a tactical move, sir

You misunderstand my position

And so does the good drop-off

Did you hear him tell me it was now safe for the Tsar to return to St. Petersburg?

As if it were ever not so

I am here at Sarkoyese low because I liked it

Not because 900 men tried to cross the palace square in St. Petersburg

To present me with their grievances

And were shot down with their trouble

It is not me that is not safe in St. Petersburg

But my people

What happened that Sunday was a

Series of errors in judgement made by men in whom I had ever confidence

And the result is that

I have been caricatured across the pages of the world

Press as a tyrant

I love my people

And they love me witness that demonstration in the hall just now

There is a misunderstanding between a gap which is fed by fire runs

And intellectuals, jewels and masons

And men who have made their mission to destroy the people's love for me

And yet I am cursed by administrators who are so blinded by their own ambitions

They cannot see a major catastrophe within ten feet of their noses

This is what the grand dupe blood on the other ounces to the press

When the corpses of the dead still melt the snow

We prevented the assemblage

It is time the country was returned to the professionals

Tell me

Is there a reality to the stalk of revolution?

Yes, there is

Sir, when you tap a barometer and it points to rain

That doesn't necessarily mean we shall all be drowned in the flood

I have made arrangements for you to have tea with her majesty

It is her wish that she talked to you before I make up my mind

I understand, sir

Alright, Skofsky, that will be all with you

Thank you

Well, I am to have tea with her majesty

He won't make a decision

I think it would be a good idea if we had a word with Anna Barobova

No, she is the closest to her majesty

I grant it

But we will have to pay a high price for her cooperation

His honor is not a good idea

She is the closest to her majesty

I grant it

But we will have to pay a high price for her cooperation

It is unnecessary

You are too confident

General, as Governor of St Petersburg

Is it still necessary you get your way by carrying favors of the ladies of the Imperial Bedjänma?

Now listen to me, Wretschkofsky

I put you up for this job

Who else was there?

Russia's Facebook Revolution

Within three months it is likely to be upon us

Well, you again will once be sacked and you are likely to be promoted Minister of the Interior

And when that happens, do you really think that crude tactics you employ as Governor of St Petersburg

Can be extended across the country

And forget we are not dealing with a few anarchists, but with groups of peasants and workers

Who are beginning to realise their strength lies in unity

The march on the Winter Palace

Fast, so it might have been

Is the beginning of something new

And if we lose the war against Japan

And the army turns upon its officers

Your problem general multiply

I tell you your best chance lies with the intelligence forces

You must use them to divert the course of history and turn the revolutionary movement in upon itself

Its commitments must be controlled by police agents

Anakim has not been stamped out but actively encouraged

Just as a forest fire can be brought under control by the judicious use of counter fires

So the excesses of the movement must be exposed to the people by the continued use of provocation tactics

This is a dangerous game

It needs a cool head to see that it doesn't get out of hand

As it did in Moscow last week when the Grand Duke Sergei was murdered

Now, if you are bringing me in to do this

It will be on my terms

Not those of Anavai Rubova or any other tart in the Royal household

Furthermore, the post you are offering me isn't good enough

It doesn't give me control of Moscow, or the foreign section, or the uniform police

To be effective other posts must evolve from it

Special Commissioner to the Police Department would be one

Vice Director of the Foreign Section and other

And in return I will advise the Tsar that you general

We made Assistant Minister of the Interior

You will advise the Tsar

But that Rachkovsky will place me under you

Until the time comes when you take over the Ministry of Self

You are fabricating a future for all of us when the present is not yet assured

You have to be two steps ahead in this game

Suppose you do get the appointment

Suppose I do my dear trip off and I don't accept it

Where does that leave you?

I am a courtier, grave, and serious

Who is about to kiss your hand?

Try to find a close in periods

With a dimme and lovely blend?

That's it, anything for one bending

To a grusiveness, lift, and grand

Now we are the extreme, you're tending

To be so true, silly, condescending

Now I go box upon

The day trip off my head with conscious pride

Take an attitude not to stay clear

Still sufficiently dignified

One slit, I slit, one slit, one slit

For it presently there you died

Have yet to congratulate your Majesty upon the birth of your son?

Yes, I forgot, you were dismissed before he was born

On your instructions?

Latomy that I have such power

Influence?

I have never understood, Mr. Rachkovsky, your motives for the investigation of my friend, Father Philip

At the time I was too angry to ask

For I considered your investigation to be a direct affront to my person

At the time, Your Majesty, I was trying to protect Your Majesty

I was overzealous in my duty and was quite rightly reprimanded

Father Philip seemed to me to be a charlatan and an imposter

And the reports that have subsequently come in seem to have confirmed my original opinion

He is no longer in your favour, I believe

You do not understand

When a man bears the great burden of the spirit

He may sometimes fall into the most awful depravity

In an effort to escape the powers given him by God

Father Philip did have many failings

But he also had great powers

I do not know which of these you feared the most

I was alarmed by the combination

At least you speak your mind, Mr. Rachkovsky

The death of the Grand Duke Sergei was a bureaucratic blunder

News of the assassination attempt was known to the St. Petersburg O'Kraana

But they failed to convince the Moscow office to take it seriously

As for the events of Bloody Sunday, this also was an administrative error

Had I not been discharged from my post?

Both these tragedies could have been avoided

You seem to have turned the tables on me, Mr. Rachkovsky

I anticipated that you would come here a suppliant to say that you would learn your lesson

I am mum and I have

You do not give me that impression

I also take it that you have modified your attitude towards me

Or why else would you have continents my having tea with you this afternoon?

So what is an issue is not the appointment

But the town?

I trust my husband

If he says you are necessary for the safety of the state, I believe him

But I do not want you to interfere in my affairs or what occurred before will occur again

Point is taken, you are to be left alone with your holy people

There are boundaries beyond the can of governments

There are boundaries beyond the can of governments

That I now understand mum

There is a spiritual world, or do you not believe in it?

You do not

I do, Your Majesty

What I am dealing with and what you are dealing with

What I am dealing with is life

I wanted a son

What could you with all your manipulations do to provide me with one?

You have provided this hour with an heir

The methods were unorthodox

But now that you have given him one, I should do my best to protect him

Although you may from time to time find my way unorthodox too

These are the reports regarding the mentoring campaign

Arrangements will have to be made for the state funeral of the Grand Duke

And then there is some correspondence with the French Arm

Ambassador relating to emigre activities in Paris

Mr. Ratch Kowski said

You saw Her Majesty

We have made our peace

Very well

I appoint you chief of the St. Petersburg secret police

This special regard to our own welfare

The articles of appointment will be drawn up in the morning

Sir, the position does not carry the power necessary to discharge the responsibilities

In order to see that certain tragic events do not be a cut

I shall require two further posts

Name them

Now I give up a fancy day to play your hand with conscious pride

Take an attitude not to stay clear

Spills are visually dignified

One sleep, one sleep, one sleep, one sleep

Oh, impressively air you tonight

Capital those, capital those you want you to nicely

There is the smile of the impress I sleep

A sweet to unenrollment's praise

Capital those, capital those we call tonight

Supposing he is right in what he says

This is the style of the precise move

The village of the mountain

The village of the mountain

Who are these people?

Transportation is under the new liberal order

I think I can do about it

A roller-brusher will be here tomorrow

The village of the mountain

The village of the mountain

The village of the mountain

The village of the mountain

The village of the mountain

I'd be here long now

The right of the petition, sir

As recognized by the proclamation of February 18, sir

My son has been unjustly accused by the O'Kranan antique

He's been sent to Siberia, sir

But I have walked 1,000 vests to bear witness to his innocence

You say you come from antique?

Yes, sir

And that your son has been unjustly imprisoned

And you have walked 1,000 vests

And in every village that you stopped

In every house that gave you shelter

You proclaim the innocence of your son

Yes, sir

They're by implying that your holy father, the Tsar, is a tyrant

No, sir

You can find this man to the Peter and Paul prison

God, take this man away

I hope I've done the right thing

So much for palace security

Tell me, did you get the job?

Yes

You canning old fox

Throughout the summer, despite isolated incidents, the prospect of revolution seemed remote

But in the countryside, the plight of the peasants became more desperate

And in the cities, the seeds of revolution continued to germinate

Massive unemployment and appalling living conditions led to a growing feeling of hopelessness

In September, a wave of strikes swept Russia

At first, they were purely economic, but soon their overtones became political

The strikes led to riots and the riots to insurrection

Skestly believing their good fortune, exile revolutionaries poured back into Russia

There was an armed uprising in Moscow

And in Krunstadt, the Navy rebelled

In St. Petersburg, an alternative government was set up by Trotsky

And on the far side of the city, Raj Kovsky, running true to form, created a squad known as the Black Band

Its job, assassination

I think you got the wrong one, Sergeant

It's his brother

Well, we'll be trying in tomorrow

No

Wait for the funeral

And he's bound to attend it

Of course

And what are you going to do about Adsef, sir?

Yes

Adsef was at the head of the police chief's death list

Yet despite this, the two continued their clandestine meetings where Raj Kovsky acquired valuable information about the revolutionary movements

Yes, it's time

Traces whereabouts

Extra men, if necessary

Unknown to Adsef, Raj Kovsky had another highly placed informer, Father Gopon

The land was God's, they've taken it

This St. Lefigar, who had led the march on the winter palace, had fallen under Raj Kovsky's influence

The police chief had flattered him, appealed to his conscience

And when that had not worked, to his vanity and greed

Over 100,000 rubles was paid into Father Gopon's account, a record for an informer at that time

He was later hanged by the revolutionaries as a traitor

Nicholas, exceeded at last to the pleas of the reformers, a parliament was elected called the Duma

And Vita was named as the Zars chief minister

That the business of law and order remained with the generals

Sir, I beg of you

I have given you your do-mo, what more do you want?

Hello, hello

You give with one hand and take away with the other

Countries in the state of chaos

The peasants are up to their own tricks

Now they're burning and shooting

Order will be restored, sir, if you will trust your squires, your lawyers and your country doctors

This is the class that can bring the people back to their senses

But they must have a say in how the country has run

I've given them a parliament, and I've placed you at the head of it, and what good is that, though?

And you have placed yourself at the head of this land league, or actually body if ever there was one

You ignore the black hundreds when they burn villages and murder Jews

And you employ men like Raj Kovsky, who uses his power so ruthlessly

That he ferments the very anarchy that we are now trying to prevent

A rubbish litter

The people want to know how you stand

The czar stand was above politics

But that bizarre country would disintegrate

Sir, if we continue in this way, it will

For an investment will be cut

Our industrialization program will fragment

Hello, is that triple?

I want to speak to General Trepoff

If we look into the future, if we look at Germany and its expansionism

And the dangers that that will bring

Look into the future, Mr. Vitter

When my mother still waits two weeks at the border and I still cannot raise the regiment to convey her safety to St. Peter's world

Hello

You have talked about our inefficiency Prime Minister

This country has always been inefficient

You tell me of the revolt of the peasantry, the peasants are always revolting

Anarchy in our cities

The workers comprise 3.5% of the population and you preach to me your representative democracy

What?

You're talking like a European, Mr. Vitter, while I am talking about Russia

Hello

Trepoff

This is Nicholas Aligernovich

Tsar of all the Russians

Fetch me Trepoff

We shall survive, Mr. Vitter

They've only to prove that the one force for unity on the continent is the Tsar

For weeks the fate of Russia appeared to hang in the balance

And to those who defended Moscow or the barriers of the St. Petersburg Soviet

It appeared as if the very bastions of autocracy were about to fall

But the generals were only biding their time until fresh troops could reach the centers of rebellion

And when they did, Moscow was stormed by the Kraksemyanovsky regiment

With Trepoff's words still ringing in their ears

Do not spare the cartridges

The revolution was put down with violence and bloodshed

According to Blakanov, the father of Russian Marxism

It had been from its beginning an act of suicidal fire

After the fall of Moscow, punitive expeditions were sent into the countryside

And where these were not available, the Black hundreds were only too ready to oblige

In the words of a popular song, that Tsar lost his nerve so he issued a manifesto

Freedom to the dead, imprisonment or exile for the living

Amongst those who survived were Kerensky, Trotsky and Lenin

I'm going to miss you

That'll be back, believe me

You all washed up my dear fellow

I'm throwing the towel on as even

Out of date, you and the whole movement is a new type coming up

Deadly darl, compared with you, but in the long run twice as dangerous

It is soon through a book of economics as a bomb

His weapons are the demonstration and the strike

You're talking about a bunch of agitators?

Oh, they're hard to build a new Russia and not just tear down the old

I have a list of names here

When you get to Paris, I want you to promise to keep an eye on them

And in return, I might even see you safe across the border

Will I report direct to you?

No

No, as soon as the country's pacified, they'll find some reason to dismiss me

They always do when the dirty work is finished

No, no, I shall return

I'll wait for the next turn of the circle

After all, that's what revolution means, doesn't it?

So who do I contact?

You'll be informed

Now, if you'll excuse me, there's some mopping up to be done

I'll wait for the next one

I'll wait for the next one

Rachkovsky was right, it was less than a year since he had walked into Adsev's apartment

Yet the revolution was already over

Within six months, the government had found reasons to dispense with his services

And when the next turn of the circle came, he was dead

The government was able to get out of the city

And the government was able to get out of the city

And the government was able to get out of the city

Nine years of peace followed, and that Zara was able to get out and meet his beloved people again

He dispensed with his experiments in democracy, dissolved the Duma and dismissed Vita

But the country was never to be the same again

Some people had learned their lesson

Others had not

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