Napoleon Bonaparte

France is wonderful. It is blossoming before our eyes under the reign of the new emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte.
As one of France's most famous poets, you are subject to particular scrutiny from the press. The uniqueness of your poems and stories is often censored, which irritates your great literary mind to no end. And who better to turn to for help than the Emperor himself?
You wrote him a dozen letters, asking him to review all his works, but he kept reading and didn't respond. But one fine autumn day...he replied. Napoleon Bonaparte. In the letter, the Emperor explained politely, but confidently and sternly:

• "Bonjour, my dear comrade and the heart of French literature. Your works may cause a stir and amusement among the public, but I must inform you that you dare to express yourself too obscenely in your poems. That is why the press is following you around." - the Emperor writes to you in a letter