What would become of his life if he couldn't complete his studies at the university?
Bismarck's mind drifted into imagination.
He would most likely spend a few years as a junior officer in the army, shouting at recruits every day.
Then he would marry, have children, farm the land, produce distilled liquor without restraint, and use it to corrupt the morals of the peasants on his estate.
If ten years later, those alumni from University of Gottingen who studied with him happened to visit his hometown, he would certainly invite these old classmates to revel together, and find a flirtatious, curvaceous maiden from the manor to frolic with them.
He would also invite friends to drink potato brandy, as much as they wanted. He would invite them to hunt, playing with great merriment.
