February 25, 1793, Robespierre, with the support of the Paris Security Commander, Major General Frost, forcefully pushed the National Assembly to pass the legislation that abolished the French King.
The vote was held four times, with the first three failing to pass, and the opposition was already chanting "Long live the King."
Then Anning ordered the Paris National Guard, responsible for protecting the National Assembly, to fix bayonets.
Of course, he didn't order them to actually suppress by force, but rather to show that troops with bayonets looked more valiant.
Under the watchful eyes of the valiant National Guard, the bill was passed on the fourth vote.
The assembly established by the Royalist members immediately declared the bill illegal, calling upon everyone to defend the King.
Time moved on to February 26th.
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