During the great fear did the peasants demand the execution of louis XV1?

During the Great Fear of 1789, which was characterized by widespread panic and unrest among the peasantry in France, the primary focus was on local grievances, such as feudal oppression and food shortages. While the anger towards the monarchy, including Louis XVI, was palpable, the direct demand for his execution was not a prominent feature of the Great Fear itself. Instead, calls for justice and reform were more common, with revolutionary sentiments growing stronger over time, ultimately leading to the king's execution in 1793.