@manyfunerals didn't ask for this but idc
If there is one thing in this world that Robespierre feels for Camille Deschamps, it is certainly pity. When killing her didn't work, they threw her into prison to rot for--well, god knows how long. He didn't approve, of course not. How could they do that to France? The revolution is supposed to be for her betterment, not whatever this is. He certainly believes that this will all culminate into something good, but things are...complicated. More complicated than he likes.
"I am going to speak at the Convention today. I will try to convince them to release you," is what he says after a few moments of silence. Robespierre looks utterly uncomfortable down here, and he certainly sticks out like a sore thumb. "I don't think this is the true and right thing to do. If this is how we treat the living, breathing embodiment of France, then what will become of everyone else?"
He anxiously picks at his thumbnail, sighs. Robespierre had spent most of the night preparing a speech. He just hopes it'll go over. There's no telling some days. "I cannot promise you that it will work, but...I will certainly do my best, alright?"












