In an issue of Historia magazine, Hervé Leuwers wrote an uchrony in which Admirat succeeds in killing Robespierre.
So, he shoot him twice in the Duplay's courtward. Everyone is in shock.
In the evening, Barère asked at the Convention to pantheonize Robespierre. Legendre isn't very happy.
The next day, they take him to the Panthéon, coffin open, Marat's behind.
After the shock, the rage explosed. A lot of people think it's the British fault. No more english and hanovrian prisonners. The Revolutionary Tribunal took tougher actions.
A few weeks later, the pressure drops. No one know if they need to continue or not. The CPS emerged weakened.
July 1794, only Barere and Carnot remains in the CPS. Prisons are open.
Lecointre criticizes Billaud, Collot, Couthon and Saint-Just for supporting exceptional measures and concealing the crimes of representatives on mission, such as Carrier. A few weeks later, Billaud, Collot, Carrier and other Montagnards were imprisoned, while the Girondins were rehabilitated. The Convention decided to exclude Marat and Robespierre from the Pantheon.
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