I think it's the other way around in the French Revolution. And in 1789, King Louis XVI really felt the pressure. So he called a grand meeting, it's called the Estates General, where all three estates were going to come together and they were going to solve these problems. But the real problem is nothing can be done without the agreement of two estates. And of course, the top two estates are never going to do anything for that third estate. So the third estate kind of just said, we're going to be independent. We're going to be the National Assembly.