The French civilians Ernst mentioned are currently lowering the drawbridge of Wissembourg, welcoming the Prussian Third Corps "Royal Army."
Although they mentally support France, the Prussian artillery is destroying the homes of the residents of Wissembourg, and even French soldiers often break the roof tiles while defending, causing the citizens heartache, hence saying, "Stop fighting!"
Of course, the French troops would not listen to the citizens. When the French were squeezed into the narrow city area of Wissembourg by the Prussians, the residents personally raised the white flag and welcomed the Prussian army into the city.
This scene almost drove Leo, the commander of the 2nd Battalion of the French 74th Regiment, mad with anger, but he was helpless.
Of course, this can only represent the personal actions of the residents of Wissembourg, not France, especially since this is the Alsace and Lorraine region.
