The proposal to amend the constitution was met with overwhelming opposition from the "Social Democratic Faction" and came to an end.
At this point, even the Bonaparte Faction, which leaned towards amending the constitution through parliament for re-election, no longer believed in the Legislative Assembly.
Since the Legislative Assembly was unwilling to hand over the reigns of France to the Bonaparte Faction, they could not be blamed for taking matters into their own hands.
Of course, the newly joined Duke Broi of the Elysée Palace Faction was unaware of the Bonaparte Faction's upcoming actions.
In their view, Jerome Bonaparte still had more than a year left before his term ended, so there was no need to rush a coup d'état.
After the dissolution of the Bourbon Palace Legislative Assembly, Valerovsky reported the situation to Jerome Bonaparte, who once again gathered the core members of the Bonaparte Faction.
