Louis. Pasteur's self-reproach made Jérôme. Bonaparte realized that the scientific machia in front of him was more ethical than he had imagined, if it weren't for Jérôme. Bonaparte exploited Louis. Pasteur's patriotic fervor bound it to the words of Louis. Nor would Pasteur heed his agitation to conduct human experiments on death row inmates.

Even Louis. Pasteur's achievements in the field of typhoid and cholera far exceeded what he did to death row prisoners who were deprived of their political rights, and he also felt guilty of what he had done, so he preferred to remain in obscurity rather than win honor for himself with material stained with the blood of death row prisoners!

"Monsieur Pasteur, your respect for life is worth learning from everyone!" Jérôme. Bonaparte looked solemn and said, "However, it seems to me that you are still too persistent!" Those condemned prisoners were already deprived of their political rights...... All right! Let's call them human beings, whose lives are doomed to disappear on the gallows! You are the one who gave them the opportunity to atone for their sins, so that they could do their little bit for France! ”

"Your Majesty, the law can only judge their physical death, and only He can decide whether they really deserve to die!" Louis. Pasteur reverently addressed Jérôme. Bonaparte pleaded: "Everything I have done is to deprive him of the right to die physically, I am a sinner who walks in the world with sin on his back."

Your Majesty, please grant me this little request! ”

Seeing Louie. Pasteur was almost on his knees, Jérôme. Bonaparte let out a long sigh and he chose to respect Louis. Pasteur's request.

"Alright! I grant your request! The government will not specifically recognize you, and all your work will not be published for the time being, only as an internal reference! "Jérôme. Bonaparte to Louis. "However, you and your team will receive a generous prize that will be distributed in two parts, one by the government for scientific research and one for scientific progress by NORINCO," Pasteur said. ”

"No...... Your Majesty, there really is no need to give me so much money! I don't do it for myself! "Louis. Pasteur subconsciously wanted to refuse.

"You don't need a bonus, but your team does!" Jérôme. Bonaparte pointed to the staff in the laboratory and said, "Why did they follow you to this experiment, not to get honors and bonuses (Jérôme. Bonaparte suddenly realized that it was a bit vulgar to say this, and immediately stopped saying a word) Of course, I do not mean to deny your love for France, but love for France is not contradictory to receiving the honors and prizes that are due!

Who said that a scientific researcher should be willing to enjoy pure hardship! In my opinion, scientific researchers are the ones who deserve the most happiness. If a country does not pay attention to its scientific researchers, then the country's scientific and technological level will never be able to achieve real progress.

The only productive force of science and technology! Homosexuals...... Bah! Fellow citizens, our goal is to make science accessible to all French people! Let the light of science and technology go to thousands of households, and the achievements of science and technology should not become a tool monopolized by a few people! I hope you will remember one thing, that the ultimate goal of all the scientific and technological research we do is to serve the public! The purpose of scientific research is to understand the world and change it! ”

Jérôme. Bonaparte's impromptu speech was like a spiritual injection stick that slammed into the spiritual world of everyone in the laboratory, and many scientific researchers did not know what they were working for, they just regarded scientific research as a means of survival for themselves, and turned papers into capital for their own promotion. Pasteur would have equated scientific research with France, and would have taken patriotic enthusiasm as the driving force behind scientific research.

And now, in Jérôme. Under Bonaparte's impromptu speech, they found the purpose and direction of their scientific research, and they were not confused.

Know the world and transform it! What noble words!

Right in the lab, everyone is Jérôme. Bonaparte's words shocked when Jérôme. Bonaparte spoke again: "Louis. Mr. Pasteur, do you still want to refuse? ”

Louie came to his senses. Pasteur glanced at his colleagues around him, this was the first time in his life that he felt that his high demeanor was actually a kind of hypocrisy that was only satisfied with his own heart, he said with a wry smile: "Your Majesty, on behalf of all the laboratory staff, I thank you for your generosity!" ”

"It's not charity!" Jérôme. Bonaparte corrected: "This is the respect of the state for scientific researchers like you!" ”

Jérôme with slightly dry lips. Bonaparte paused and swallowed a mouthful of saliva, then said, "And your laboratory will be more invested (Louis. Pasteur wanted to say something, Jérôme. Bonaparte raised his hand to stop) ...... I understand your desire to save money for the country, but that's how you put in research, the more you get paid, and I look forward to you creating more results in your lab that benefit the world! ”

"I will certainly live up to your expectations of me, Your Majesty!" Louis felt that he had a noble mission. "Now, I beg your Majesty to send a group of professional military doctors, and my colleagues and I will teach them the specific means of preventing cholera!" ”

"I'll do it as soon as I get back to the Tuileries!" Jérôme. Bonaparte nodded to Louis. Pasteur replied.

Immediately, Jérôme. Bonaparte asked Louis again. Did Pasteur get a group of female nurses involved?

"No...... No need! "Louis. Pasteur hesitated: "I'm afraid it will be inconvenient for girls to ...... past"

"But girls are more delicate than men in taking care of people!" Jérôme. Bonaparte to Louis. Pasteur responded: "There is no distinction between men and women on the battlefield!" ”

"Your Majesty, are you going to send some female nurses to the battlefield?" "Louis. Pasteur couldn't help but ask, and from his words, Jérôme. Bonaparte heard some resistance.

"Louis. Mr. Pasteur, this is a nation-to-nation symbol! We must mobilize human and material resources to complete the expedition against the Russian Empire and wash away our shame! "Jérôme. Bonaparte spoke eloquently to Louis. Pasteur said: "In my eyes, female citizens are the same as male citizens, and they both have the duty to be loyal to their country!" Does it mean that in your mind, women can't go to war and fight for France like men? ”

"Okay!" Louis. Pasteur was ashamed to gerrome. Bonaparte responded: "I am sorry for my narrow-mindedness! Please send a group of military doctors and nurses as soon as possible, it is not easy to learn thoroughly! ”

"Hmm!" Jérôme. Bonaparte nodded and left the lab with the staff leading him.

Jérôme from the lab. Bonaparte issued another order to Basilio to hang a sign at every intersection in the park with the slogan "The purpose of scientific work is to understand and change the world" to remind the scientific workers in the park.

Basilio once again for Jérôme. Bonaparte's thoughts. Subsequently, to Jérôme. Bonaparte promised to put this slogan on every part of the park.

After visiting the Jérôme in the Northern Industrial Park. Bonaparte, accompanied by Basilio, got into the carriage to the Tuileries Palace.

As night fell, everything around was dark and silent, except for the stars and the clear moonlight that lit the windmills and carriages to guide the way back to the Tuileries.

……

When Jérôme. Bonaparte returned to the Tuileries Palace and immediately prepared to deal with Louis. Pasteur's confession.

Jérôme who had just walked to the top of the stairs. Bonaparte, hearing the sound of the Tuileries rolling on wheels, stopped and turned his head to look behind him.

After a while, two beautiful shadows appeared at the gates of the Tuileries Palace, it was the Imperial Empress Augusta and the Secretary of the Secret Empress Vernia (most of Vernia's work at the moment was to follow the Empress).

One of them wore a black dress with velvet hair accessories, and the other wore a white dress, holding hands like a pair of delicate roses.

Jérôme. Bonaparte looked at them distractedly.

"Your Majesty!" It wasn't until Augusta's call that Jérôme was spoken. Bonaparte called upon the material world.

"Where did you come from?" Jérôme. Bonaparte smiled and asked Augusta and Vilnia.

"Your Majesty, I will go to the welfare home with the Empress! Some of the kids there are really sensible and cute! What happened to them was so pitiful...... "Vernia chirped like a carefree little yellow warbler, chirping to Jérôme. Bonaparte recounted their itinerary for the day.

Vilna and Augusta went to the Charity Hospital, then to the Welfare Hospital to visit the children, and finally to form a fundraiser at Mathilde's home.

Crucially, with journalists involved throughout, it is conceivable that a virtuous empress with an equally sympathetic mistress (the people of Paris had already tacitly accepted Vilnia as the emperor's mistress) could add a lot of points to the regime of the Second Empire.

Jérôme. Bonaparte nodded after hearing Vilnia's introduction, and then subconsciously glanced at Vilnia.

It has to be said that Vilnia, who returned from the charity hospital, seems to exude an aura similar to that of a medical worker.

Jérôme. From there, he suddenly realized that he could create a French version of "Nightingale", and he couldn't wait to ask: "Vilnia, what do you think of the position of nurse?" ”

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