What does this quote by napoleon—“i no longer considered myself a mere general, but a man called upon to decide the fate of peoples” (paragraph 6)—reveal about his character? cite evidence from the text to support your answer.

He had an extraordinary sense of grandeur and believed himself to be much more than a mere mortal, thinking of himself as something of a god on earth. This is seen in the sentence where he claims himself to not just be a general, but rather someone that decides the fates, as if he has such grand power to decide the fate of not just a single person, but rather of "peoples"