"Your Excellency the Bishop!"
Charles Bonaparte raised his voice by a few decibels and said seriously, "I don't know if you truly don't understand or if you're just pretending to be ignorant! As your friend, I feel obliged to remind you that the flock of lost sheep outside can overturn the entire Rome!"
Charles Bonaparte's words caused Bishop Muzarelli to put away the courteous smile on his face, replacing it with religious austerity and authority. His eyes involuntarily revealed a hint of displeasure and annoyance as he pointed with his index finger at the door behind Charles Bonaparte and said, "Charles, my friend! If you are here to act as a spokesman for certain people, then please leave my office! His Majesty has already relaxed the censorship on books and newspapers as much as possible, what more do those people behind you want?"
