Maurice is involved in a criminal operation with O’Brien and Florence while plans for his marriage and a shipment of goods unfold. He confronts Florence over Éva’s murder and demands ten million, claiming to have dealt with the killer and a police officer. He admits he is attached to Florence, though he does not love her.
A composer to whom Christine is initially almost engaged before she chooses Franz.
Camille is Madame Raquin’s spoiled, chronically ill son and Thérèse’s cousin and husband. He insists that the family move to Paris, where he obtains an office job and reconnects with Laurent. Unable to swim, Camille is lured onto a boat and drowned by Laurent while Thérèse participates in the resulting cover-up.
Auguste Vabre is a shopkeeper with little money who marries Berthe after Eléonore forces the match. His finances soon require attention, and Octave applies his commercial abilities to set them in order, linking Auguste's economic problems to the rivalry and affair surrounding Berthe.
This character is connected to the family’s attempt to deal with property and relocation after the collapse of their life in Algeria. The plot mentions a prospective buyer offering 500,000 francs for Albert’s grocery store, while Albert resists selling until circumstances make remaining impossible. The available summary does not establish further personal details.
Jacques Duby has 42 screen credits in a career dating back to 1952. Signature works include The Novices, Les Oiseaux de la lune, The Grand Duke's New Clothes. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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