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Biography

Agathe Potier was a female marmot born on 03/02/1769 in France and died on 01/18/1822. His main value was compassion.


Agathe grew up in Paris, where she found herself drawn to Napoleon Bonaparte's army. She enrolled there and worked her way up to become a Corporal. She participated in the Battle of Bautzen (1813). When the French army found itself in trouble, Agathe Potier took matters into her own hands and encouraged her soldiers to fight for victory. His leadership and compassion inspired everyone around him and they ultimately won the battle through the efforts of Agathe Potier.


An anecdote tells that during this battle, one of the French soldiers had received a serious wound in the arm but still refused to abandon his post despite the orders of the senior officers. It was then that Agathe Potier intervened to calm the injured soldier, she gave him some of her own bread and wine so that he could regain his strength before leaving for treatment in the rear. His selfless act showed his main value: Compassion!