In 1832, although Arthur was shot and fell under the Tower of London, the parliamentary reform passed, and Mr. Bentham died with a smile on his face, leaving a notable story.
However, could it be that just ten years later, this place would become our final resting place?
Although Arthur prides himself on Victoria's trust, hoping to weather the storm unscathed and remain settled on the Alps, as a distinguished alumnus of the University of London, he cannot pretend to be indifferent like certain retired parliamentarians.
He knows very well that if the University of London loses its backing in the political arena and truly becomes marginalized, then the platform proudly boasting "no religious restrictions" will inevitably be constrained and dismantled by various inexplicable bills and government committees in the near future.
