A noble gasped first, followed by whispers across the right and middle seats.
Like a domino effect, the discussion grew louder, with almost everyone talking and even pointing at the content of the "Charter Draft" in surprise.
"We disagree, we absolutely disagree!" The representatives of the right seats shook their heads and even booed.
"As it should be!" Seeing more opponents, those on the left stood up to support, "It's high time the nobility was checked!"
In the middle seats, some applauded, some booed, but most remained silent.
The source of sovereignty lies in a sufficiently strong imagined community that can gain the recognition of the majority.
From this perspective, "the absolute authority of the Holy Father" is an excellent banner; there is no problem with that.
But, starting from the second sentence, things begin to go wrong.
