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His foray into new things continues with his new invention: an ideas box.
I support you, Peter.
Dont listen to anyone else particularly not Archie, because hes been acting real weird lately.
In gratitude, he goes down on Catherine, who orgasms pretty damn quickly.
Peter looks at her with concern.
Ive not heard it before, good or bad?
Because ladies enjoyment of sex was disregarded for millennia!
Marial shoves him in a wardrobe so they dont burn him and goes to get Catherine.
Oh yeah, so the nobility burns serfs when they have the pox.
I would go to science fairs if they were called science parties.
Catherine somehow turns down the offer to join them?
Check your priorities, Catherine.
Otherwise known as inoculation!
You introduce a small amount of the disease into your body so it learns how to fight it.
Mixed in with this are arguments about the printing press.
First of all, Peter didnt tell Leo this maliciously.
He might as well be doing a The More You Know spot to help him out.
Secondly, Catherine forgives Leo way too quickly.
Its not like she has any choice in the matter!
And also he knew that horse rumor hurt her feelings!
Not cool, Leo.
Basically all the notes in the idea box say kill yourself and burn the serfs.
Nobility, you are all fired.
Peter gives in, gets rid of the printing press, and starts burning the serfs.
I wonder if this will get the Coup Club back in action.
Vlad dies, which is another moment where the show dips from its usual absurdity into sober drama.
Marial sobs, Catherine inoculates herself in front of the court, and Peter officially bans inoculation.
