Law 33 of the 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene. The king's mother demanded he fire his top minister, Richelieu, and the whole court congratulated her. By that night, the king had sided with Richelieu. As Greene tells it, praise was her weak spot, and it was the door Richelieu walked through.
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The full story is told (spoilers). The Richelieu story follows Robert Greene's telling; historians describe Louis XIII and Richelieu as partners, with the king having the final say. Mike, Emma and Greg are fictional characters.
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Book: The 48 Laws of Power — Robert Greene (1998). Independent summary, not affiliated with or endorsed by the author or publisher.
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