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* Chapter 72 shows how close Antoinette and her sister Carolina were before Carolina was sent to be married off to Ferdinand IV and become Queen of Sicily, much like in real life.
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* Chapter 80: While escaping [[spoiler: commoners that have broken into the high school]], Elisabeth and Antoinette try to escape, only for [[spoiler: Elisabeth to be overtaken by the people. Right before she's taken away, she declares to Antoinette that she had more fun with her than any other boy, and that she loves her.
* Antoinette's refusal to [[spoiler: guillotine her own friend, Elisabeth]] during the high school fantasy sequence in chapter 81, and instead, [[spoiler: pushes through the crowd to fall to her "death"]].
* When Antoinette ascends the steps towards her demise, the scene turns into a giant ballroom, with Marie asking Antoinette to dance with her. As they're dancing, Antoinette and Marie exchange smiles at each other.
* Following Antoinette's execution, Marie says to Charles-Henri that, unlike him, she doesn't feel pain from killing people. Suddenly, she's [[spoiler: stabbed by a man from the crowd]], and as she gouges the man's eyes out, a flashback of a smiling Antoinette appears. Given that the two had history together, it's implied that Marie did feel something for the last queen of France.
* Antoinette's refusal to [[spoiler: guillotine her own friend, Elisabeth]] during the high school fantasy sequence in chapter 81, and instead, [[spoiler: pushes through the crowd to fall to her "death"]].
* When Antoinette ascends the steps towards her demise, the scene turns into a giant ballroom, with Marie asking Antoinette to dance with her. As they're dancing, Antoinette and Marie exchange smiles at each other.
* Following Antoinette's execution, Marie says to Charles-Henri that, unlike him, she doesn't feel pain from killing people. Suddenly, she's [[spoiler: stabbed by a man from the crowd]], and as she gouges the man's eyes out, a flashback of a smiling Antoinette appears. Given that the two had history together, it's implied that Marie did feel something for the last queen of France.
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* In chapter 50 of Rouge, after listening to Louis XVI's fears, Zero shares a roll of bread with him. He smiles when Zero says to him that they're family now.
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* Six-year old Marie, seeing how the ecartelement is at a stand-still (and stand-still, [[SoMuchForStealth and while hidden in Becu's nun's habit), habit]], asks Marie-Becu (a nun who will later become Madame du Barry) for a pair of sewing scissors. Marie then goes up on the platform to help Charles-Henri, despite their grandmother's attempts of having her get down.
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* The opening lines for chapter 49 that describes [[spoiler: baby Zero's view of the fight]].
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* During her fight with [[spoiler: Jacques Damiens]] in chapter 30 of Rouge, he explains that he wishes to create a world where men can choose their occupation, fall in love with women without the fear of social classes, and for children to go to school. Marie, in this fantasy, [[BadassInANiceSuit walks by]] [[spoiler: Jacques]], and calls him out for only imagining a positive future for men and men only.
---> Marie: The future Marie sees is one where no matter if you're a man or woman, you can take the starring role!!!
* In the following chapter, Andre arrives with reinforcements, and immediately goes to attack Jacques. Andre becomes surprised when he sees Jacques' new metal leg inches from his face, and Marie, taking a small dagger, tells Andre to get down as she throws the dagger towards Jacques' back.
**Following Jacques' escape, Marie orders the soldiers to search for any other members of the Enrages that might still be lurking about. Andre, knowing that Marie shouldn't have missed the mark with her sword, believes that Marie is physically injured.
* After witnessing [[spoiler: Zero taking their first steps from a pile of horse guts]], Nicolas-Charles and Charlemagne are disgusted and wonder if its a devil child. Marie, stepping over the blood and gore, says to her brothers that that's [[spoiler: her "beloved child"]]. After giving [[spoiler: Zero]] a soft smile, Marie picks them up and says:
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* Charles discovers that his father, Jean-Baptiste, [[spoiler: harbored the same tender heart as Charles did]], with a study [[spoiler: full of crosses meant to represent each and every convict that Baptiste had killed]]. When Charles starts praying, he sees the ghost of his late tutor, Father Grisel, who tells him that all humans are imperfect and see the humanity of others by associating with people. Father Grisel [[DisappearsIntoLight
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* Chapter 99: Alain teaches the same kitchen girl, Cecile, how to spell her name. She's so happy and tells Marie that she'll study and write her name for sure.
** Alain in general. Up until his [[spoiler: murder by the hands of the aristocrats]], all he wanted to do was help change France by educating the poor and create a system where people are no longer discriminated by their social class, race, orgender.gender.
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* Chapter 97 opens up with a flashback of how Marie met Alain, a biracial young man, after he took one of her ribbons that he needed to tie it around a roll of bread. The roll with Marie's ribbon is given to a young girl, and Marie demands Alain that he gives her back the ribbon. Alain tries to explain to Marie that the ribbon made the girl so happy, but Marie isn't buying it. However, Marie starts having a crush on Alain when he tells her that the young generation will change the future of France, and he's sure that even her dream will come true one day.
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* Chapter 97 opens up with a flashback of how six-year old Marie met Alain, a biracial young man, after he took one of her ribbons that he needed to tie it around a roll of bread. The roll with Marie's ribbon is given to a young girl, and Marie demands Alain that he gives her back the ribbon. Alain tries to explain to Marie that the ribbon made the girl so happy, but Marie isn't buying it. However, Marie starts having a crush on Alain when he tells her that the young generation will change the future of France, and he's sure that even her dream will come true one day.day.
**In the same chapter, there's another flashback showing Marie seeing Alain prepare to go out to sea, so he can create a plan to bring happiness to the children of France. Before he leaves, Marie pulls him into [[TheBigDamnKiss a kiss]], and tells him that [[ReunionVow they'll make it a race to see whose dream came true first]]. According to Alain, she won.
** Blanka giving a kiss on the cheek to the kitchen girl, much to her delight.
** Alain in general. Up until his [[spoiler: murder by the hands of the aristocrats]], all he wanted to do was help change France by educating the poor and create a system where people are no longer discriminated by their social class, race, or gender.
**In the same chapter, there's another flashback showing Marie seeing Alain prepare to go out to sea, so he can create a plan to bring happiness to the children of France. Before he leaves, Marie pulls him into [[TheBigDamnKiss a kiss]], and tells him that [[ReunionVow they'll make it a race to see whose dream came true first]]. According to Alain, she won.
** Blanka giving a kiss on the cheek to the kitchen girl, much to her delight.
** Alain in general. Up until his [[spoiler: murder by the hands of the aristocrats]], all he wanted to do was help change France by educating the poor and create a system where people are no longer discriminated by their social class, race, or gender.
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* In chapter 94, after Marie Antoinette finally acknowledges Madame du Barry at court, and Charles-Henri leaves the palace after his role is done, a whimsical scene occurs where all of the adults - except Marie-Joseph - turn into little kids. While [[NurseryRhyme set to the French folk song, "Ah! Vous dirai-je maman?"]], the children then start to wreck havoc by jumping on tables, gorging on desserts, drinking wine, having fights and telling secrets. The final panel of this fantasy shows a smiling Marie-Joseph and putting her arms akimbo while the children are playing. Sweets are worth more than reasoning, indeed!
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* In chapter 94, after Marie Antoinette finally acknowledges Madame du Barry at court, and Charles-Henri leaves the palace after his role is done, a whimsical scene occurs where all of the adults - except Marie-Joseph - turn into little kids. While [[NurseryRhyme set to the French folk song, "Ah! Vous dirai-je maman?"]], the children then start to wreck havoc by jumping on tables, gorging on desserts, drinking wine, having fights and telling secrets. The final panel of this fantasy shows a smiling Marie-Joseph and putting her arms akimbo while the children are playing. Sweets are worth more than reasoning, indeed!indeed!
* In chapter 96, after stealing [[spoiler: Marie's]] tricorne, Blanka - a snow-white monkey - uses it as a basket to give a little girl who works in the palace kitchen a feats of bread, fruit, cheese and sweets.
* Chapter 97 opens up with a flashback of how Marie met Alain, a biracial young man, after he took one of her ribbons that he needed to tie it around a roll of bread. The roll with Marie's ribbon is given to a young girl, and Marie demands Alain that he gives her back the ribbon. Alain tries to explain to Marie that the ribbon made the girl so happy, but Marie isn't buying it. Marie starts having a crush on Alain when he tells her that the young generation will change the future of France, and is sure that even her dream will come true one day.
* In chapter 96, after stealing [[spoiler: Marie's]] tricorne, Blanka - a snow-white monkey - uses it as a basket to give a little girl who works in the palace kitchen a feats of bread, fruit, cheese and sweets.
* Chapter 97 opens up with a flashback of how Marie met Alain, a biracial young man, after he took one of her ribbons that he needed to tie it around a roll of bread. The roll with Marie's ribbon is given to a young girl, and Marie demands Alain that he gives her back the ribbon. Alain tries to explain to Marie that the ribbon made the girl so happy, but Marie isn't buying it. Marie starts having a crush on Alain when he tells her that the young generation will change the future of France, and is sure that even her dream will come true one day.
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* In chapter 94, after Marie Antoinette finally acknowledges Madame du Barry at court, and Charles-Henri leaves the palace after his role is done, a whimsical scene occurs where all of the adults - except Marie-Joseph - turn into little kids. While [[NurseryRhyme set to the French folk song, "Ah! Vous dirai-je maman?", maman?"]], the children then start to wreck havoc by jumping on tables, gorging on desserts, drinking wine, having fights and telling secrets. The final panel of this fantasy shows a smiling Marie-Joseph and putting her arms akimbo while the children are playing. Sweets are worth more than reasoning, indeed!
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** In chapter 75, despite knowing that Jeanne tried to [[spoiler: steal the bag of money that Marie originally gave to Andre, after she finally found him]], Andre gives the money to Jeanne in hopes that she can use it to help the rest of the people in the neighborhood.
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** In chapter 75, despite knowing that Jeanne tried to [[spoiler: steal the bag of money that Marie originally gave to Andre, after she finally found him]], Andre gives the money to Jeanne in hopes that she can use it to help the rest of the people in the neighborhood.neighborhood.
* In chapter 94, after Marie Antoinette finally acknowledges Madame du Barry at court, and Charles-Henri leaves the palace after his role is done, a whimsical scene occurs where all of the adults - except Marie-Joseph - turn into little kids. While set to the French folk song, "Ah! Vous dirai-je maman?", the children then start to wreck havoc by jumping on tables, gorging on desserts, drinking wine, having fights and telling secrets. The final panel of this fantasy shows a smiling Marie-Joseph and putting her arms akimbo while the children are playing. Sweets are worth more than reasoning, indeed!
* In chapter 94, after Marie Antoinette finally acknowledges Madame du Barry at court, and Charles-Henri leaves the palace after his role is done, a whimsical scene occurs where all of the adults - except Marie-Joseph - turn into little kids. While set to the French folk song, "Ah! Vous dirai-je maman?", the children then start to wreck havoc by jumping on tables, gorging on desserts, drinking wine, having fights and telling secrets. The final panel of this fantasy shows a smiling Marie-Joseph and putting her arms akimbo while the children are playing. Sweets are worth more than reasoning, indeed!
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* In chapter 73, Andre, who is living the slums during this time, meets a young Jeann de Valois after [[WatchWhereYoureGoing she crashed into him]] while she's trying to catch a stray dog. Despite her attempts to rudely get him away, Andre offers her some bread to eat.
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** In the next chapter, the box that Jeanne tries to steal contains some of Marie's hair that Andre helped cut off; the locks of hair are "proof that the person with the most noble heart in this world bade farewell to her womanhood". However, this can come off as {{Squick}} to others.
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** In chapter 75, despite knowing that Jeanne tried to [[spoiler: steal the bag of money that Marie originally gave to Andre, after she finally found him]], Andre gives the money to Jeanne in hopes that she can use it to help the rest of the people in the neighborhood.
** In chapter 75, despite knowing that Jeanne tried to [[spoiler: steal the bag of money that Marie originally gave to Andre, after she finally found him]], Andre gives the money to Jeanne in hopes that she can use it to help the rest of the people in the neighborhood.
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* After the rather [[BloodyHorror disastrous]] [[KangarooCourt luncheon]], Louis-August, the future Louis XVI, is the only person who's genuinely interested with Charles' beliefs on equality. He then asks the executioner to visit him to teach him things.
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* In chapter 73, Andre, who is living the slums during this time, meets a young Jeann de Valois after [[WatchWhereYoureGoing she crashed into him]] while she's trying to catch a stray dog. Despite her attempts to rudely get him away, Andre offers her some bread to eat.
**In the next chapter, the box that Jeanne tries to steal contains some of Marie's hair that Andre helped cut off; the locks of hair are "proof that the person with the most noble heart in this world bade farewell to her womanhood". However, this can come off as [[Squick]] to others.
* In chapter 73, Andre, who is living the slums during this time, meets a young Jeann de Valois after [[WatchWhereYoureGoing she crashed into him]] while she's trying to catch a stray dog. Despite her attempts to rudely get him away, Andre offers her some bread to eat.
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* After the rather [[BloodyHorror disastrous]][[KangarooCourt luncheon]], Louis-August, the future Louis XVI, is the only person who's genuinely interested with Charles' beliefs on equality. He then asks the executioner to visit him to teach him things.
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* In chapter 56, [[spoiler: after Marie's confined to the torture chamber by Charles as an extreme measure to stop her from letting her emotions get the better of her]], Andre, her servant, comes to free her. Marie quickly tells him to stop, and Andre correctly deduces that she allowed herself to be confined so that he wouldn't be discharged. After removing the covering from her eyes, Andre says that she (Marie) is a person who can control her emotions better than any adult.
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**The summary of vol 6 in the cover of vol 7 reveals that what restrained Marie from acting out was "the kindness of her assistant, Andre".
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**The summary of vol 6 in the cover of vol 7 reveals that what restrained Marie from acting out was "the kindness of her assistant, Andre".
*After Charles reveals to Marie, right as she's about to get up on the platform, that he [[spoiler: discharged Andre after he came forward about releasing her]], Andre forces his way into the crowd to watch over her one more time.
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* Six-year old Marie, seeing how the ecartelement is at a stand-still, asks Marie-Becu (a nun who will later become Madame du Barry) for a pair of sewing scissors. Marie then goes up on the platform to help Charles-Henri, despite their grandmother's attempts of having her get down.
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*After Charles [[spoiler: comes across Anne-Marthe torturing Marie for overstepping her "role", after Damiens' execution]], he promptly removes the torture devices from Marie. Later, he calmly explains to Anne-Marthe that Marie has talent, and that, if it weren't for her, then the Sansons would've been in jeopardy. During these panels, along with the panel of Charles declaring that he and Marie will cast away anyone who threatens their future, Marie is seen clinging to Charles.
* In chapter 56, [[spoiler: after Marie's confined to the torture chamber by Charles as an extreme measure to stop her from letting her emotions get the better of her]], Andre, her servant, comes to free her. Marie quickly tells him to stop, and Andre correctly deduces that she allowed herself to be confined so that he wouldn't be discharged. After removing the covering from her eyes, Andre says that she (Marie) is a person who can control her emotions better than any adult.
*After Charles [[spoiler: comes across Anne-Marthe torturing Marie for overstepping her "role", after Damiens' execution]], he promptly removes the torture devices from Marie. Later, he calmly explains to Anne-Marthe that Marie has talent, and that, if it weren't for her, then the Sansons would've been in jeopardy. During these panels, along with the panel of Charles declaring that he and Marie will cast away anyone who threatens their future, Marie is seen clinging to Charles.
* In chapter 56, [[spoiler: after Marie's confined to the torture chamber by Charles as an extreme measure to stop her from letting her emotions get the better of her]], Andre, her servant, comes to free her. Marie quickly tells him to stop, and Andre correctly deduces that she allowed herself to be confined so that he wouldn't be discharged. After removing the covering from her eyes, Andre says that she (Marie) is a person who can control her emotions better than any adult.
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* Marie's relationship with Charles-Henri when she was younger, which includes the scenes of the two studying together in secret, and Charles having Marie try the black-ladder cross jacket.
* Charles making his vow to rid of all executions in this world are prompted after [[spoiler: having to execute one of the few people that he could call a friend, Jean de Artois]].
* Nicolas-Gabriel calling Andre his "foster brother",and the only person that he could rely on to retrieve the materials necessary for the ecartelement.
**Even sweeter is a flashback showing Andre, as a boy, in bed with Nicolas. He holds Nicolas' hand with both of his because Nicolas had a nightmare, and [[FrightInducedBunkmate wanted Andre to stay with him until morning]].
* A flashback in one chapter opens up with a young Nicolas trying to cheer up a crying Jean-Baptiste by playing with a snap-dragon flower.
* As Nicolas is [[Squick removing Damiens' skin with a pair of hot pincers]], his mental state is represented of his child self getting lost in a dark forest, and almost drowning in a sea of blood. The person that he calls out isn't his older brother Jean, or Anne-Marthe, the mother whom he's tried to finally gain affection of....but Andre.
** Afterwards, Andre gently takes away the pincers from Nicolas' hands, saying that the job was originally to be done by Subyss, and Andre is willing to do so instead of Nicolas. The next panels show child!Andre and child!Nicolas running through the forest to escape while holding hands.
* Six-year old Marie, seeing how the ecartelement is at a stand-still, asks Marie-Becu (a nun who will later become Madame du Barry) for a pair of sewing scissors. Marie then goes up on the platform to help Charles-Henri, despite their grandmother's attempts of having her get down.
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Innocent:
* Marie's relationship with Charles-Henri when she was younger, which includes the scenes of the two studying together in secret, and Charles having Marie try the black-ladder cross jacket.
* Charles making his vow to rid of all executions in this world are prompted after [[spoiler: having to execute one of the few people that he could call a friend, Jean de Artois]].
* Nicolas-Gabriel calling Andre his "foster brother",and the only person that he could rely on to retrieve the materials necessary for the ecartelement.
**Even sweeter is a flashback showing Andre, as a boy, in bed with Nicolas. He holds Nicolas' hand with both of his because Nicolas had a nightmare, and [[FrightInducedBunkmate wanted Andre to stay with him until morning]].
* A flashback in one chapter opens up with a young Nicolas trying to cheer up a crying Jean-Baptiste by playing with a snap-dragon flower.
* As Nicolas is [[Squick removing Damiens' skin with a pair of hot pincers]], his mental state is represented of his child self getting lost in a dark forest, and almost drowning in a sea of blood. The person that he calls out isn't his older brother Jean, or Anne-Marthe, the mother whom he's tried to finally gain affection of....but Andre.
** Afterwards, Andre gently takes away the pincers from Nicolas' hands, saying that the job was originally to be done by Subyss, and Andre is willing to do so instead of Nicolas. The next panels show child!Andre and child!Nicolas running through the forest to escape while holding hands.
* Six-year old Marie, seeing how the ecartelement is at a stand-still, asks Marie-Becu (a nun who will later become Madame du Barry) for a pair of sewing scissors. Marie then goes up on the platform to help Charles-Henri, despite their grandmother's attempts of having her get down.
