Under the continuous show of weakness by Jerome Bonaparte, Thiers finally let go of his wariness towards him.
In Thiers' view, as long as he satisfied this clumsy imitator's desire for money, he would be forced to obey him.
He was even afraid to face off with Cafenak regarding a proposal yet to be implemented, so how could he possibly contend with the Order Party?
In the subsequent conversation, Thiers hinted to Jerome Bonaparte that he and the Order Party would definitely support him.
After Jerome Bonaparte left with joy, Thiers once again gathered the other members of the Order Party: Audion Barrot and Count Morel.
Thiers related the entire conversation with Jerome Bonaparte that day to them.
"Mr. Bonaparte is obviously much easier to control than Mr. Dictator. Our Mr. Dictator is eager to bite back at us after the election; it seems he has forgotten who put him up there in the first place!" Thiers' voice was full of vigor, carrying a hint of anger.
