Their opposing responses to the workers expose the conflict between solidarity and racism.
Vigorelli respects the immigrant workers and joins pleas for calm, whereas Georges attacks a worker and participates in the nighttime raid.
They occupy the same social circle but react differently to the violence.
Both are among the campers drawn into the aftermath of the attack, while Vigorelli appeals for calm and Colin is eventually swept into the vigilante g...
They are connected through the campsite's public social events.
Vigorelli and the other campers are part of the local population gathered by Léo's Inter-camping games.
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