#napoleon’s route

[duckyfann9871]

I want to be a vampire too: rant

played 2 routes of ikemen vampire so far. I love the game, but both times I have wished that there was an option to join them as a vampire at the end.

I don't understand why becoming a vampire is posed so negatively in the game, but whenever it comes up in the routes it's coded like it's a terrible option that MC doesn't want to do.

Well, au contraire! If I had a chance to become a sexy vampire in a mansion full of other sexy vampires I would take it ... especially if the person I was in love with was also a vampire. If both are vampires doesn't that mean more time you get to be together??

TLDR I want to become a vampire at the end of my romance and I haven't had my way yet,

[tweedfrog]

As a matter of fact let's talk about it. Why the fuck did Eloise punish Cressida Cowper more severely for pretending to be Lady Whistledown than she punished Penelope for ACTUALLY being Lady Whistledown. AND CONTINUING TO PUBLISH???? Like?????

[chasing-storm-s]

Comte really getting called out by these two HAHAHAHA.

I imagined Comte being all "Finally someone I can gift beautiful things and dresses!!" after all living with all these men 🤣

(anyways get yourself a man or three who who'd gift you dresses and help with the laundry)

[onegianthotmess]

NAPOLEON, SHUT YOUR PANTY SNIFFING PIE HOLE-

[smol-stone]

I'd have bet mc saw Cartier, but my five minutes research on Wikipedia says the first store was in the Rue de la Paix, and they're in The Rue du Faubourg so no way Cartier was there.

I also thought about LV, but it was located on the Rue Neuve des Capucines, so nope.

Anyway, all of this is so interesting!!

If there's someone out there with more knowledge on this topic, please share it with me!!! 🙏🏻

[microcosme11]

1815: The Return of Napoleon by Paul Britten Austin.

I'm reading it and like it a lot. It's a page-turner. From amazon:

"This unique and atmospheric volume presents the dramatic story of Napoleon's escape from Elba and his march on Paris in the words of eyewitnesses and participants. Drawing on hundreds of firsthand accounts by Napoleon's supporters and opponents, Paul Britten Austin recreates the drama of those tumultuous days of the spring of 1815: Napoleon's dramatic landing at Antibes in the south of France, the first heady days of his arrival after almost a year of exile, his almost miraculous march across France, his arrival in Paris, and the coup which led to the fall of the Bourbons.

"Paul Britten Austin's technique, so brilliantly presented in his earlier 1812 trilogy on Napoleon’s invasion of Russia, brings historical events to life and gives a dramatic insight into the hopes and fears of the French nation in that spring of 1815."

[ohnoohnoohnonotagain]

Playing the interlude route is driving me INSANE

In a good way

I think

[incorrect-ikevamp-quotes]

Arthur, pretending to play doctor: I diagnose you with D I E.

Jeanne: Finally.

[lucyw260]

So I've been reading Napoleon's route for the nth time in preparation for his sequel (I'm a little late) and now I'm at the end. I just wanted to check that the romantic route ending is the canon ending right?

[chasing-storm-s]

Additional tidbits from Isaac's routes, posting because Dazai, you're up next 👀 (since there's quite some time to spare before Faust's).

I'm excited to finally start Dazai's routes, but going to prep my heart for the incoming pain and sadness so here's some fun moments with him first

[misty-moth]

*slight Napoleon sequel spoiler… kinda*

Gavroche just introduced a new character… Marius 🤨

♪ Do you hear the people sing, singing the song of angry men… ♪

[floydsteeth]

Siiiiiiiggghh

Guess I'll finely play his route

[the-bird-and-the-flute]

Damn...

I loved these lines. Actually, I feel lucky that ikevamp's writers know how to write Napoleon so well. In all routes, everything he says is so on point.

He is not like a hypocrite that will pretend he is a good guy now even though he killed thousands of people in the past to achieve what he thought was the right path.

[toutplacid]

Pluie fine route Napoléon, quartier Tournamy à Mougins – stylo bille huit couleurs, carnet nº 107, janvier 2016.

[sweetlittleneptune]

Pick a route for me to play next