A gentle king swept along by forces beyond his control.
Louis XVI was famously indecisive, conflict-averse, and deeply uncomfortable with the ruthless demands of kingship — a man who preferred locksmithing and hunting to the brutal political maneuvering his era required. He repeatedly capitulated to advisors, revolutionary pressure, and popular opinion rather than asserting firm direction, embodying the sheep's tendency to follow rather than lead. Ultimately, his inability to project authority or make bold independent decisions contributed directly to his downfall, as he was carried along by the tide of the French Revolution rather than shaping it.
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