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'''Simonne Evrard''' (February 1764 – 1824) was the wife of leading [[Jacobins|Jacobin]] politician [[Jean-Paul Marat]]. | '''Simonne Evrard''' (February 1764 – 1824) was the wife of leading [[Jacobins|Jacobin]] politician [[Jean-Paul Marat]]. | ||
Marat's strong dedication to revolutionary politics meant that he spent all of his family's funds on supporting the [[French Revolution|revolution]], and he gave Simonne little attention as a husband. She wrote a letter to him while he hid from his enemies in the [[Paris]] sewers, pleading with him to return home. When Marat was assassinated in July 1793, [[Arno Dorian]] investigated the killing | Marat's strong dedication to revolutionary politics meant that he spent all of his family's funds on supporting the [[French Revolution|revolution]], and he gave Simonne little attention as a husband. She wrote a letter to him while he hid from his enemies in the [[Paris]] sewers, pleading with him to return home. When Marat was assassinated in July 1793, Simonne became a suspect and was imprisoned at [[Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés|St. Germain]]. When [[Arno Dorian]] investigated the killing, on questioning Simonne, he noted that she seemed unaffected by the death of her husband.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]]'' – [[The Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat]]</ref> | ||
==Behind the scenes== | ==Behind the scenes== | ||
Revision as of 05:39, 21 May 2020
- "He was so obsessed with the revolution he spent all our money on it. I hardly got the attention I deserved. I suppose he died how he wanted. A martyr."
- ―Simonne Evrard on her husband, 1793.[src]
Simonne Evrard (February 1764 – 1824) was the wife of leading Jacobin politician Jean-Paul Marat.
Marat's strong dedication to revolutionary politics meant that he spent all of his family's funds on supporting the revolution, and he gave Simonne little attention as a husband. She wrote a letter to him while he hid from his enemies in the Paris sewers, pleading with him to return home. When Marat was assassinated in July 1793, Simonne became a suspect and was imprisoned at St. Germain. When Arno Dorian investigated the killing, on questioning Simonne, he noted that she seemed unaffected by the death of her husband.[1]
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