"Hah, and Bossuet's already looking to make peace. They'll be fine by the end of the day. "


Feuilly should be used to a personal life, dammit. It's an outrage that he isn't, one of the endless quiet injustices of their old life that make Bahorel want to scream down walls.

Since he's talking to Feuilly, who tends to the quieter side, he expresses this by ruffling Feuilly's hair in the most annoying way and conceding "Perhaps nothing as respectable as a banker. Merely a shop owner. Though not a tailor's shop; I hear they're utterly shameless."