George Washington's World - Noble. Bourgeois. Peasant.

The nobleman always did what King Louis did. He was very royal and he was very noble and perfectly useless. And since the noblemen always did what he did, they were noble and a little royal and also pretty useless. He wore a lot of jewels and did the activities he wanted to, so they were always very arrogant and they just did what they wanted too.

One day, he ate and took up a hobby; the next day, they ate and did the same hobby. One day, he'd wear a ton of lace then the next day, he'd wear frills. The noblemen did the same. They danced and made pretend love to the ladies, they were pretty useless. But as we know, too much play makes people irritable and bored.

King Louis

So one day, King Louis said, "Life is boring." The next day, the noblemen, to be fashionable, said, "Life IS boring."

The Bourgeois were always didn't follow the King so much. They did most things in their own way. Overall, they were pleased and satisfied with life. Then, the Bourgeois said, "Life is okay. Life is pretty good."

The peasants always worked extremely hard and were very dependable and hard-working. Instead of "Life is boring" or "Life is alright," they said, "Life is hard."