Jerome Bonaparte's "explanation" clearly failed to convince Audion Barrot. Having finally expelled the Mountain Party and Republican Faction from the Legislative Assembly, he had no desire to allow the remnants of the suppressed Republicans into the Cabinet.
In contrast to Audion Barrot's cold and passive resistance, Jerome Bonaparte presented an image of selflessness, earnestly advising Audion Barrot, "Prime Minister, I know that bringing Republicans into the Cabinet might undermine some of your power, but we have no choice!"
"Mr. President, I don't think it's necessary to share the cake with those who have been expelled from the table!" After a long silence, Audion Barrot finally spoke again.
Damn, I certainly don't want to see your family dominate!
Jerome Bonaparte internally retorted.
Facing an Order Party that already held legislative power, Jerome Bonaparte absolutely couldn't let them slowly integrate and seize administrative power.
