Garibaldi, while speaking, grew increasingly emotional.
"At the time, I barely understood his words, but soon after, when I arrived in Egypt by ship, and saw these Saint-Simonists using their hands to shovel earth, fulfilling their promises and realizing their dreams, it was as if my mind was struck by a heavy blow after a drunken stupor.
This flash of strange brilliance suddenly enlightened my heart, and I began to no longer see my ship as a mere vessel for international trade, but as one carrying the prayers of the Bible and the sword of the Archangel. After parting with this noble group of Saint-Simonists, I was eager to figure out new things, and at the same time, I began to ask myself: Do I understand what it means to be passionate about a noble mission?"
Arthur, as he listened, leaned back on the sofa, leisurely taking notes. Without lifting his head, he asked, "And then, you hurriedly sailed to France to find Young Italy?"
