- "I don't recognize that list of names either. But it's quite the coincidence that the first letters of those names spell the word 'providence'."
- ―Bûches talk about the list of Girondists wrote by Jean-Paul Marat, 1793.[src]
Arno Dorian questioning Dominique Bûches
Dominique Bûches was a senior member of the Girondist party during the French Revolution. He's also the leader of Theron Brignac. He ran a shop in 39 Rue des Cordeliers, Le Quartier Latin, Paris.
After the assassination of Jean-Paul Marat, the Parisian Assassin Arno Dorian visited the St. Germain Prison and questioned the Girondist suspect Brignac, who was the political opponent sent to kill Marat, but the deed had already executed by someone else. He suggested Arno find their leader and ask about the list written by Marat that supposedly named several Girondists. Accordingly, Arno visited Bûches' shop to question him about the list. Not recognizing any of the names, Bûches noted that the first letters of each name spelled the word "providence".[1]
Trivia[]
- The model of the Dominique Bûches is randomly generated.