Aventure malgache Page #3
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- 1944
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Of course, the boat service
had already ceased.
But we were organised,
without fuss,
without noise and oh so quietly.
So why did you stay?
Out of affection for Michel?
I stayed on the orders
of the Resistance.
to organise new departures.
As a respected lawyer,
it made things much easier.
But Michel was no fool,
didn't he suspect anything?
Of course, but I was no fool either.
First, let me tell you,
I became a bigger Vichy supporter
than all Vichy supporters put together.
Oh! A complete turnaround!
Not even Michel could tell what I was.
- And the Governor?
- Like two peas in a pod!
Naturally, we both deplored
all the escapes that were taking place.
We've also received a new decree.
Another one!
Decrees, orders, and more orders,
our heads will explode.
All French nationals
are banned from leaving French territory,
be it Metropolitan or colonial,
The German army, for instance.
To leave French territories, I ask you.
What chance is there
of leaving Madagascar, for example.
An island, surrounded by water,
no boat service left,
no external communication...
You'd have to grow wings to escape.
On to other things, Clarus.
I know the influence you have
on the natives and the veterans.
Well, use this influence
as an aid to public health.
We absolutely must fight,
by any means necessary,
the devious propaganda
the Gaullists have begun.
Oh, I know that
it's growing more and more,
Governor, count on me.
You're a good judge of men.
Allow me to tell you
that you are also an expert in cigars.
This one is excellent. Thank you.
Gentlemen.
He doesn't seem to be a bad guy.
Excuse me, Governor,
but I am not of the same opinion.
No, no, no. That Clarus is a good guy,
a good guy.
So, Mr Guyot, what's the news?
Another Gaullist escape:
19 officers and non-commissioned officers
of the main armourer.
Five civilians,
two women and a little girl of nine.
They left Diego on a 40-ton sailboat
that was owned by the captain
who led the expedition
along with
Mr Gabard and Mr Emela.
That's it, I was sure of it.
He knows everything, I tell you.
He knows everything
about the Resistance,
even if he's not its leader.
Have Clarus followed.
I want to know
his each and every move.
I need evidence, at all costs.
I have my own opinion.
Yes, but no accusations
without proof, Michel.
Personal animosity
is of no interest to me.
The day you bring me proof,
I'll listen, not before.
Well, you'll get them.
Just one piece of evidence
and I'll have him court martialled.
But listen to me carefully,
the evidence must be irrefutable.
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