Jules Favre was very dissatisfied with Emile Olivier's response. He could be sure that Emile Olivier was hiding something from him, which inevitably reminded him of the traitor Alfred Dariemon.
Back then, Alfred Dariemon also remained silent about how Jerome Bonaparte recruited him, and then quietly withdrew from them.
However, to prevent the Republican Faction from facing another split, Jules Favre had to suppress his dissatisfaction and, as much as possible, use an inquisitive rather than interrogative tone to say to Emile Olivier, "Mr. Olivier, can you tell me in detail what method Jerome Bonaparte used to recruit you?"
"Well..." Emile Olivier fell silent, thinking of the words Jerome Bonaparte had said to him at the Tuileries Palace, "I'm sorry! I have promised His Majesty Emperor Jerome Bonaparte not to disclose the content of our conversation to anyone!"
