| rdfs:comment | - Bourbon France is an Aristocratic paradise, where the poor live in shacks in crowded cities. The rich own massive tracts of beautiful country land, manage their estates, make money, and enjoy the finest, the peasants live in total squalor and oppression. There are little to no police in Bourbon France, rambunctious soldiers wander the streets and often take potshots at peasants for fun. The King, Louis XVI, enjoys his massive chess courts, where dwarfs are the pieces and he plays with the greatest chess players. He also enjoys skeet shooting, but prefers shooting peasants over disks.
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| abstract | - Bourbon France is an Aristocratic paradise, where the poor live in shacks in crowded cities. The rich own massive tracts of beautiful country land, manage their estates, make money, and enjoy the finest, the peasants live in total squalor and oppression. There are little to no police in Bourbon France, rambunctious soldiers wander the streets and often take potshots at peasants for fun. The King, Louis XVI, enjoys his massive chess courts, where dwarfs are the pieces and he plays with the greatest chess players. He also enjoys skeet shooting, but prefers shooting peasants over disks.
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