My edit of the Jacobin revolutionaries as the 7 human souls from Undertale! ❤️
I have to say this is the first time I've ever done an edit, so I hope it's okay—my perfectionist's ass was suffering, editing is MUCH MORE harder than I thought... But I'm lowkey proud with the result and I hope yall like it!
After reading some books and reading your posts, I think that, more or less, it's accurate with their personalities and actions. Maybe later I'd do a reblog explaining why I chose those for each one or maybe and, if you like it, I'll make another edit about the corrupted souls with the ugly Thermidorians.
During the French Revolution in 1791, the National Constituent Assembly abolished the law against homosexuality as part of adopting a new legal code without the influence of Christianity.
How sad a fate is that of the woman… How she has to suffer! Slavery, tyranny, that is her lot. They still want us to love them! I believe that they would tolerate having altars erected for them, and, prostrating before them, censer in hand, ask their pardon for the evils they cause us to suffer! To them, we are celestial beings, nothing is equal to us. Ah! may they deify us less and leave us free! Caution must be our first study, we need it. If ever I form such a terrible bond, prudence, discretion will be my study… Oh, I will study him, he who is going to possess me, I will be careful not to let myself be seduced… Always on mistrust! What a cruel thing… I will do what will depend on me to make him happy, but let him do the same, because happiness depends on both. But if he abuses my goodness, if he is ungrateful, if he is ungrateful, if he is unfaithful… ah! Which country is far enough to separate me from him, what seas will I not cross to be able to erase even his memory… What am I saying, where to flee, ah let’s rather stay! I am happy in my misfortune. The thorns are still in bloom… If among these flowers, they sting me, let us endure it, and take care, by forming a tang of wishes, to find them deflowered! I don’t want anything. The only thing I wish is to never have existed…
18 year old Lucile Duplessis in her private diary, July 24 1788
And this causes children to be perceived as failures (either by themselves, their parents and/or society at large) when they are not successful according to the logic of capital. It's one of many ways capitalism has commodified our relationships.
Engels expressed the general idea of this in "The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State"
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"no man has the right to build up mountains of wheat beside his fellow man dying of hunger. What is the first object of society? It is to maintain the inalienable rights of man. What is the first of those rights? That of existence.
The first law of society therefore is that which guarantees all members of society the means of existence; all the rest are subordinate to that one..."
—Maximilien Robespierre, December 2, 1792, Robespierre: a Revolutionary Life by Peter McPhee
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