Using the correspondence of nine Vendean deputies to the Convention, as well as analyzing their political speeches at the tribune, this article seeks to understand the difficulty these men experienced in determining their political conduct as representatives of a department marked by insurrection in March 1793. This article addresses the question of collective conduct, and attempts to determine if the deputies of the Vendee had formed a deputation, notably at the beginning of the insurrection. The article also shows how these deputies intervened in the department, and the role they played as intermediaries between the Convention and the Vendee.