Ep. 35: Oscar mobilizes a massive rally to save twelve soldiers from execution
Aired on July 23, 1980

Oscar and Andre prevent Royal Guards led by Gerodere from attacking the National Assembly. General Jarjeyes intends to execute Oscar and then commit suicide, but Andre intervenes before the act. A royal pardon arrives just in time, sparing Oscar despite the twelve soldiers being sentenced to death without trial. Oscar convinces Bernard to organize a rally of 5000 people, threatening lifetime servitude if violence occurs. She orders Company B to protect the event without firing weapons. Saint-Just attempts to assassinate Oscar to incite a riot, but the plot fails. Leveraging their influence, Oscar and the Queen convince the King that the gathering poses a national security threat, leading to the release of the condemned soldiers.
Episodes
- Ep. 31 · Oscar protects the Ardelos family from Saint-Just's terrorist plot and betrayal.
- Ep. 32 · Oscar and Andre seek Fersen while Alain's sister dies by suicide
- Ep. 33 · Bernard reveals his marriage while Joseph falls ill during the Estates-General debates.
- Ep. 34 · The Tennis Court Oath episode depicts the formation of the National Assembly and Oscar's defiance.
- Ep. 35 · Oscar mobilizes a massive rally to save twelve soldiers from execution
- Ep. 36 · Robespierre negotiates with Necker while Antoinette mobilizes troops and Oscar faces declining health.
- Ep. 37 · Oscar learns of her tuberculosis diagnosis while Andre faces blindness as civil unrest escalates around them.
- Ep. 38 · Company B faces riot in Paris, Oscar earns trust, Andre dies after battle losses
- Ep. 39 · Oscar's men rush to save Andre while she leads the civilian army at Bastille