Arthur asked, "Why would he approach Mr. Samson? Could it be that even executioners are part of the upper class?"
Victor pushed open the room door, pulled out a pipe, and lit it: "No, people like Samson are certainly not part of the upper class, but he is Benjamin's bridge to the elite society. He knows what kind of stories those gentlemen and ladies love, so Benjamin has always liked to collect tales of criminals and some legendary ruffians. He invited Samson over just to add some necessary spice to the party. What could be more fascinating than an executioner who beheaded the King and Queen?"
"That's debatable." Arthur borrowed a lite from Victor: "I think a crime syndicate spying on Paris's popular playwright Vini also has its own captivating magic power."
"Indeed!" Victor chuckled and said, "If the crime syndicate consisted of one person, and his name was Victor Hugo, then this play would be quite a blockbuster."
