SPOILER ALERT: Burr won. But what became of him afterwards?
His first order of business was to go home and have some breakfast.
Having victoriously emerged from that deadly encounter with Alexander Hamilton, Burr returned to his estate in lower Manhattan for a hearty meal. Some accounts claim that the V.P. was also pleasantly surprised by a visiting acquaintance (either Burr's cousin or his broker, depending upon the source) with whom he dined, politely choosing not to mention the bloody spectacle that had just transpired.
