Le jour des corneilles Page #2

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2012
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Manon.

Well, well, are you coming?

Stop sniffling.

Oh, yuck!

Oh, you're disgusting.

There, I can not do it.

No, it's you who does it.

Rub well.

Do you like blue?

Do you like blue?

No, you, do you like?

You like?

Look, for example, me, I like red.

I hate brown.

And the blue.

Blue too, I like.

Me too I like.

Here. Look at you.

Do you like it?

What's wrong?

You don't think you look good like that?

Here, blow your nose.

This is a M for Manon.

- Manon?

- Yes, it's me.

Wait, look.

You do it like this with the handkerchief.

Go ahead.

What is your name?

Your name?

Your father calls you how?

Well, son.

Son? That's not a name.

He doesn't call you otherwise?

Never?

Repeat, repeat.

No, you store it there like that.

Enter.

Mayor?

- Am I bothering you?

No, of course not.

This is about Courge.

He's here?

Obviously!

Mrs. Ronce, please.

An arsonist, a kidnapper,

a criminal!

This is what he's treating.

- Calm down, Mrs. Ronce.

I understand.

You too, you're defending him?

A monster that burned my brother

in the flames

to steal his daughter!

That's enough!

Courge has not killed anyone.

I'm sorry for your brother,

but it was he who caused the fire

by firing indiscriminately with his gun.

You know it well.

It was to protect his daughter.

You've all known Courge.

Stop saying bad things about him.

Really?

Don't you think he ended up badly?

Have you tried to go into the forest?

The last one who did was hit

by a tree trunk.

Courge deserves good care

no matter what you reproach him.

And he has a child.

Courge and the Ronce daughter had a child?

The grubby one that we saw.

The one who was with him.

- And what about her?

And my niece?

Where is she, huh?

What has he done to my niece?

What did he do to the Ronce daughter?

Is she alive?

Well, uh...

No.

OH!

Exactly, this kid only has his father left.

If we do not treat him...

There you go, what was I saying?

Courge is a murderer, a wild beast!

You want him back to terrorize us?

No, not here.

Let him go back to his forest.

And stay there!

Go away, cannibal!

A long as I'm here,

nobody will touch Courge.

Is that understood?

There, it's ready?

You can get in.

Well, then, I'll let you sleep.

Good night.

No, look.

Here

you slip inside.

This is good.

You stay there, and then you sleep.

And you, you sleep?

The operation went well.

When your father's leg finishes healing

he will walk like before.

He will sleep more.

When he wakes up, you can come see him.

No, thank you, I'm not too hungry.

Manon.

You have stunning techniques, my boy.

Well, I hope

you won't be too bored without me.

See you tonight kids.

See you Tonight, Dad.

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