Madison Mabry
Published on Nov 21, 2015
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DEATH THE RICH, EQUALITY FOR ALL!
AS THE POOR OUTNUMBERED THE RICH AND HELPLESS, THE RICH EXPERIENCED THEIR "LAST DAY"(222).
THE BASTILLE
THE POOR DESTROYED THE BASTILLE WITH "A READINESS TO SACRIFICE IT"(217).
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JUSTICE TO BE WON!
"A TREMENDOUS ROAR AROSE FROM THE THROAT OF SAN ANTOINE"(217) AS THE POOR FOUGHT FOR JUSTICE
VIOLENCE; BEHAVIOR INVOLVING PHYSICAL FORCE INTENDED TO HURT, DAMAGE, OR KILL SOMEONE OR SOMETHING.
VIOLENCE, UNFORTUNATELY, WAS A KEY POINT OF ACQUIRING FREEDOM AND EQUALITY.
"Thou didst it"(223).
As the poor collected after the massacre, freedom, justice, and equality was the new breath they breathed.
Women no longer belong in the kitchen
"We can kill as well as men"(218) Madame defArge claimed as women stood alongside the men in acquiring freedom!
Women no longer remain in the kitchen!
"We can kill as well as the men", the women shouted they stormed the walls of the Bastille (218).
La liberté, la justice et l'égalité! (Freedom, justice, and equality for all!)
the poor, so bravely equipped with the winnings of this brutal massacre, were finally more than dirt, though dirt poor.
