In this engaging discussion, Professor Stuart Carroll, a historian from the University of York and author of "Blood and Violence in Early Modern France," delves into the tumultuous nature of early modern Europe. He explores the societal norms surrounding dueling and violence, emphasizing how honor shaped conflicts among the nobility. Carroll also analyzes the evolution of conflict resolution methods and draws parallels between past and present political violence, shedding light on the emotional currents that drive societal divisions today.