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The strange dream Marie had the night before going to church seems to be an omen. A worried Marie sets off with Madame Deniau...

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Dialogue Choices[]

The choices made in 1-9 Amid Gossip will result in 2 different dialogue.

If you choose Accept his invitation in 1-9 Amid Gossip

  • Please don't go
  • I support you

Transcript[]

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  • You: Is this the gardens?
  • You: Why am I here?
  • I don't know why, but I'm standing alone in the gardens. It's so quiet, I can't even hear the wind.
  • The sky is studded with bright stars. Under their light, I see a familiar figure standing in the garden.
  • You: Fersen?
  • Fersen: Marie...
  • You: Why are you here? Didn't I say...
  • Fersen: I'm leaving, Marie.
  • You: What?
  • You: Where are you going?
  • Fersen: Goodbye, my princess...
  • He turns to leave.
  • You: Fersen, wait!
  • You: Fersen!
  • I call out his name, but he doesn't turn around. All I can do is watch him walk further and further away.
  • A tidal wave of despair washes over me, drowning me in grief. I use all my strength to shout at Fersen's fading silhouette.


  • You: Wait!
  • You: ...
  • I notice the ceiling above me and realize I'm in my bedroom.
  • You: (It was only a dream...)
  • I look to the coffee table where the white rose is still in bloom. Sunlight streaming through the window falls on the rose, turning its petals gold.
  • You: (What did that dream mean?)
  • Madame Deniau: Your Majesty, it's time for you to rise. Don't forget you must go to the church today.
  • You: (That's today?)
  • You: Yes, Madame. Please help me change.
  • Madame Deniau: Yes, Your Majesty.



  • Madame Deniau: Is there anything else you need, Your Majesty?
  • You: No, Madame, that's all. Thank you.
  • Madame Deniau: It was my pleasure, Your Majesty. The carriage has been waiting for you. Once you're ready, we will depart.
  • You: Understood, Madame. We can go now.
  • As I'm leaving the room, I can't resist looking back at the rose one more time.
  • I suddenly think of what I saw in my dream.
  • You: (Why on earth would I have a dream like that?)
  • You: (What was it that Fersen wanted to tell me?)



  • Bright sunlight streams through the church windows, illuminating every corner.
  • Dust shimmers in the air. As soon as I step inside, I see a figure facing the altar, praying devoutly.
  • Cardinal Rohan: Your Royal Majesty Madame la Dauphine. May the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you.
  • You: And with you, Cardinal de Rohan.
  • Cardinal Rohan: Your Majesty, I was very happy to learn you were coming today. I thank the loving Father that you—
  • You: Cardinal, there's no need to be so polite.
  • You: Let's begin.
  • Cardinal Rohan: Y-yes, Your Majesty.
  • I approach the altar and reverently close my eyes.

If you choose Accept his invitation in 1-9 Amid Gossip

  • You: (Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name; thy kingdom come; thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven...)
  • I pray, asking God to give His blessing to France.
  • You: (I pray you will bless France. Bless this beautiful country.)
  • You: (And I pray for your blessing. Let me leave behind suffering, and allow me to find happiness.)
  • You: (Heavenly Father, I pray you allow me to see Fersen. I pray you will protect us from pain.)
  • You: (In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit...)
  • I open my eyes. There's a white candle quietly burning on the altar.
  • Cardinal Rohan: Your Majesty, are you...
  • You: Cardinal, may I be alone for a moment?
  • You: I would like to pray for my mother.
  • Cardinal Rohan: I understand, Your Majesty. Pious as you are, I'm certain God will bless you.
  • After Cardinal de Rohan leaves, I once again kneel at the altar and pray devoutly for Mother.
  • The silence is broken by the sound of a door opening and someone carefully approaching me.
  • I finish the last word of my prayer, then slowly turn around to look at the quiet visitor.
  • You: Fersen, you're here...
  • Fersen: Marie. It has been a long time.
  • When I say his name, he steps forward and raises his arms to embrace me. Then he hesitates and lowers them again.
  • Fersen: I have been worried about you ever since I heard the news...
  • You: I saw you in the crowd after the coronation ceremony.
  • Fersen: I was afraid I would never see you again.
  • You: No, Fersen. There must be a way...
  • Fersen: I have heard people gossiping about you. I know it is risky to meet you at a time like this.
  • Fersen: But I have so many things I want to tell you...
  • Fersen: Important things I could not write in a letter. I wanted to look you in the eye and tell you in person.
  • You: It's all right, Fersen. I feel the same way...
  • You: I've been thinking about you since we last parted ways. I prayed, again and again, that I could be by your side.
  • I think of my dream from last night.
  • Was it an omen? The thought terrifies me.
  • The image of Fersen saying goodbye and disappearing from my life too closely resembles the scene before me.
  • You: Tell me, Fersen. Whatever you have to say, I will listen.
  • Fersen: When you smiled at me from your carriage, I felt ready to surrender my life if it would make you happy.
  • Fersen: Since coming to Paris, I have met many people. But you, Marie, only you make me feel willing to give up everything.
  • Fersen: You deserve all the love in the world. I will never know a lady more unique and virtuous than you.
  • You: Fersen...
  • Fersen: The moment I learned who you are, I knew that one day I would have to face this. But...
  • Fersen: I did not expect the day would come so soon.
  • His words overwhelm me with despair.
  • I pray that what I fear will not come true.
  • Fersen: I wish I could stay by your side forever.
  • Fersen: But we both know me being at your side will bring you pain, not happiness.
  • You: No...
  • Fear and anxiety well up inside me. I feel my body trembling, fearful of what he's about to say.
  • You: (Please, don't say it...)
  • You: (Anything but those words....)
  • Fersen steps closer and gently takes my hands.
  • Fersen: Marie... I'm leaving.
  • You: I...
  • My eyes fill with tears.
  • All the despair, pain, and torment I've suffered since arriving in France wash over me.
  • It feels like fate was demanding a toll from me, taking away the only thing I hold dear here.
  • Fersen: No, don't cry, Marie... Your tears will shatter my heart...
  • Fersen: I must take part in the war in America to prove my worth...
  • You: America?
  • Fersen: I thought long and hard before making this decision, Marie.
  • Fersen: If I stay in France, rumors about us will hurt you. For the sake of your reputation, I must leave.
  • Fersen: And...
  • Fersen reaches up and tenderly wipes tears from my cheeks.
  • Fersen: I do not feel worthy enough to stand by your side.
  • Fersen: I want to make you proud and become someone who can protect you.
  • Fersen: I hope that someday, I can stand by your side with dignity and be your knight.
  • I look into his blue eyes.
  • They're filled with determination and a deep, unyielding love.
  • I don't like it, but this is the best decision for both of us. Still, I can't help worrying about the uncertain future.
  • Tortured by reason and emotion, I finally whisper...

Please don't go

  • When I think that we might never see each other again, my emotions overwhelm reason, and more tears slide down my cheeks.
  • You: Fersen, please don't go.
  • You: We don't have to be apart.
  • You: It doesn't matter what I do, people will always gossip about me.
  • I clutch Fersen's hands, pouring out all my grief and worries to him.
  • You: If you leave France for America, I don't know when we'll see each other again.
  • You: And a trip like that will undoubtedly change you.
  • Fersen: Marie, no matter what happens, my feelings for you will never change.
  • Fersen: You are the only woman I love. And the only woman who loves me.
  • You: What if something happens to you?
  • You: Crossing the ocean, fighting in a war on foreign lands... It's all so dangerous.
  • Fersen: Nothing will happen. I swear to you, for your sake, I will return safely.
  • Fersen: Before I met you, I thought I was grown enough to take on a great deal of responsibility.
  • Fersen: After meeting you, I realized there are many things I must still do. Experiencing more will make me stronger, more worthy of you.
  • Fersen: The people on that continent are fighting for their freedom. They are doing something commendable.
  • Fersen: I want to learn that kind of courage.
  • You: Fersen...
  • Fersen: You are the most courageous lady I have ever met. Your courage inspires me.
  • Fersen: Right now, I cannot make up for the pain you have suffered or make you as happy as you deserve to be.
  • Fersen: But I believe that one day, I will be able to do that.
  • Fersen: No one knows me better than you, Marie. I will feel braver on my journey if I know you believe in me.
  • You: I do, Fersen...
  • I wipe the tears from my eyes and manage a small smile.
  • You: I believe in you, and I support your decision.
  • This is the most important decision he's made. I can't force him to stay, no matter what reasons I have.
  • You: I will pray that God protects you. And I'll wait for you to return victorious.


I support you

  • This is such an important decision for Fersen. I can't force him to stay, no matter what reasons I have.
  • My heart wants him to stay, but my words are rational.
  • You: I understand, Fersen. I support your decision.
  • You: But I won't stop worrying.
  • Fersen: Why not?
  • You: So much could go wrong.
  • You: What will become of you? Will you be in danger there?
  • You: I'll never stop wondering about your wellbeing.
  • Fersen: Please listen to me, my princess. Do not worry about any of that.
  • Fersen: No matter what happens, you will have my heart.
  • Fersen: You've given me the courage to pursue honor and glory on an unknown continent.
  • You: No, Fersen. You have always been a person brave enough to do that.
  • Fersen: You are the most courageous lady I have ever met, Marie.
  • Fersen: Your courage inspires me.
  • Fersen: I will do everything I can to bring you the happiness you deserve.
  • Fersen: Please believe in me, Marie. I will become worthy of you. And someday, I will stand by your side with dignity.
  • You: I do believe in you, Fersen.


  • Smiling, Fersen lets go of my hands and moves to stand beside me.
  • In this holy light, he closes his eyes. His voice, when he speaks, is low but strong.
  • Fersen: Our Father, who art in heaven, in Thy name I make this vow.
  • Fersen: I offer my heart and my courage to the woman beside me, my dearest Marie, my princess.
  • Fersen: I will return from America, with honor and glory, and then I will stand proudly by her side.
  • Fersen: From that day on, I will stay with her, protecting her, forever.
  • You: Heavenly Father, I pray you will keep him safe.
  • You: I vow to fulfill my duties during our days of separation.
  • You: I will do everything I can to become a good Queen.
  • You: When Fersen returns, may he see, with Thy blessing, a better France.
  • I can't stop myself from looking up at him, and I find him looking back at me.
  • In this warm ray of light, we make our most solemn vows.
  • Fersen: I will return, Marie.
  • His smile is as radiant as the sun.
  • Fersen: And when I do, I will stay by your side and shoulder your burdens for you.


If you choose Reject his invitation in 1-9 Amid Gossip

  • You: (O God, my loving Father...)
  • You: (I have failed thy loving kindness and used thy favor in vain...)
  • I pray and repent, asking God to bless France adn forgive my sins.
  • You: (I pray you will bless France. Bless this beautiful country.)
  • You: (I have made mistakes and cannot ask for your blessing, but I pray you will bless those around me.)
  • You: (Please bless Fersen. Keep him safe from danger and afflictions, and please grant him happiness.
  • You: (Heavenly Father, I pray that with your help, I may make amends. I pray you will cleanse me of my sins. I pray for forgiveness.
  • After a long prayer, I open my eyes and look up at the altar.
  • A ray of sunlight shines through a stained-glass window and falls over me. It's as if God has heard my prayer and is comforting me.
  • You: Cardinal de Rohan, may I ask you to leave me for a few moments?
  • You: I would like to be alone...
  • Cardinal Rohan: Yes, Your Majesty.
  • Cardinal Rohan: May the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you.
  • After Cardinal de Rohan leaves, I stand alone before the altar and think back on what has happened.
  • I can't stop thinking of my dream from last night.


  • Fersen: I'm leaving, Marie.
  • Fersen: Goodbye, my princess...



  • You: (Could it be an omen?)
  • I think of the day at the opera house.
  • Fersen's farewell in my dream is reminiscent of the opera. Could the events of the opera be a sign of what's to come?
  • You: ("With drooping wings ye Cupids come, and scatter roses o'er her tomb. Soft and gentle as her heart; keep here your watch, and never part.")
  • Just then, I hear light footsteps behind me.
  • You: Madame Deniau, please wait for me a few moments longer. I would like to be alone...
  • Fersen: Marie.
  • You: Fersen?!
  • I turn around and feel my heart flutter at the sight of his face.
  • Fersen's eyes are as gentle as ever, but I see fatigue and sadness hidden in his smile.
  • You: What are you doing here?
  • Fersen: I read your letter, but I told Duchess Polignac that I must see you.
  • Fersen: I wouldn't let up until she told me I could find you.
  • Fersen: Marie, I have been so worried about you. It kills me not to be there for you.
  • You: I...
  • Fersen: I know it is risky to see you at a time like this, but there are some things I must tell you in person.
  • Fersen: Important things I could not write in a letter. I wanted to look you in the eye and tell you in person.
  • He steps forward and reaches out to take my hands.
  • But then he hesitates and lets his arms fall to his sides.
  • Fersen: That day, after the coronation, I was in the crowd, hoping to see you again.
  • Fersen: When you smiled at me from your carriage, I felt ready to my surrender my life if it would make you happy.
  • Fersen: Since coming to Paris, I have met many people. But you, Marie, only you make me feel willing to give up everything.
  • Fersen: You deserve all the love in the world. I will never know a lady more unique and virtuous than you.
  • Fersen: Before I met you, I thought I was grown enough to take on a great deal of responsibility.
  • Fersen: After meeting you, I realized there are many things I must still do. Experiencing more will make me stronger, more worthy of you.
  • You: No, you...
  • Fersen: I wish I could stay by your side forever.
  • Fersen: But right now, I am not good enough to become your knight.
  • Fersen: If I act selfishly and stand by your side before I am ready, it will bring you pain, not happiness.
  • You: Fersen...
  • Fersen: I have made a decision.
  • I know what he's going to say.
  • My dream and the tragedy of Dido and Aeneas have already shown me what's coming.
  • Fersen: I'm leaving, Marie.
  • Fersen: I must take part in the war in America to prove my worth.
  • You: America?
  • You: (Why are you going to America and not returning to Sweden?)
  • Fersen: If I stay in France, the rumors may hurt you even more. For the sake of your reputation, I must leave.
  • You: But... why America?
  • You: Isn't there a war there? What if something happens to you?
  • I can't stop myself from speaking loudly. My hands clutch the hem of my skirt, and my whole body trembles.
  • Fersen: I swear to you, for your sake, I will return safely.
  • Fersen carefully takes my hands.
  • Fersen: The people on that land are fighting for their freedom. They are doing something very brave.
  • Fersen: And I need to learn that sort of courage.
  • You: Fersen...
  • Fersen: You are the most courageous lady I have ever met. Your courage inspires me.
  • Fersen: Right now, I cannot make up for the pain you have suffered or make you as happy as you deserve to be.
  • Fersen: But I believe that one day, I will be able to do that.
  • I'm deeply touched by his earnestness.
  • Fersen: No matter what happens, you will have my heart.
  • Fersen: I want to make you proud and become someone who can protect you.
  • Fersen: For you, I would do anything.
  • Fersen: Someday, I will stand by your side with dignity and be your knight.
  • You: If this is your decision, Fersen, then I support you.
  • Fersen: Thank you for believing in me, Marie.
  • Fersen lets go of my hands and moves to stand beside me.
  • In this holy light, he closes his eyes. His voice, when he speaks, is low but strong.
  • Fersen: Our Father, who art in heaven, in Thy name I make this vow.
  • Fersen: I offer my heart and my courage to the woman beside me, my dearest Marie, my princess.
  • Fersen: I will return from America, with honor and glory, and then I will stand openly by her side.
  • Fersen: From that day on, I will stay with her, protecting her, forever.
  • You: Heavenly Father, I pray you will keep him safe.
  • You: I vow to fulfill my duties during our days of separation.
  • You: I will do everything I can to become a good Queen.
  • You: When Fersen returns, may he see, with Thy blessing, a better France.
  • I can't stop myself from looking up at him, and I find him looking back at me.
  • In this warm ray of light, we make our most solemn vows.
  • Fersen: Wait for me, Marie. I will prove myself to you. To everyone.
  • His smile is as radiant as the sun.
  • He gazes at me, his eyes filled with determination and a deep, unyielding love.
  • Fersen: When that time comes, I will be with you forever. Loving you and protecting you.
  • Fersen: No matter what happens, I will never make you regret meeting me.


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