In Revolutionary France, a young revolutionary's failed assassination attempt on Marie Antoinette leads to their arrest and impending execution, but a daring rescue ignites a renewed determination to continue the fight for equality and justice.
Protagonist: A young revolutionary who is passionate about overthrowing the monarchy and bringing equality to the people; Antagonist: A loyalist to the monarchy who will stop at nothing to maintain the status quo and protect Marie Antoinette.
The protagonist leads a failed assassination attempt on Marie Antoinette, leading to a crackdown on revolutionary activities and a personal crisis for the protagonist.
The protagonist is arrested and sentenced to death for their failed assassination attempt. As they face their execution, they come to terms with the consequences of their actions and the impact it has had on their cause. In their final moments, they find peace in knowing that their sacrifice has inspired others to continue the fight for equality and justice. The novel ends with the protagonist's execution, but their legacy lives on in the hearts of the people they fought for.
Twist: Just as the protagonist is about to be executed, a group of fellow revolutionaries stage a daring rescue, leading to a dramatic escape and a renewed determination to continue the fight against the monarchy.