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Summary
Even though Britain (and especially Governor Guy Carleton) had made concessions to Canada to try and keep its colonists happy between the Conquest & the American Revolution, the colony was fairly ambivalent about the rebellion - some people supported it, others didn't, and many more were neutral. Have some Matthieu being indecisive and the governor long-suffering.
(If you don't know much about the American invasion of Quebec in 1775-6, this will probably make more sense if you read Invasion/Liberation first.)
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