The Lapeyres' adult daughter, Elisabeth is married to Philippe and appears to have a lesbian attachment to Marie-Louise. After the house sale is signed, the servants renew their rebellion and attack her and Mme. Lapeyre with household implements; Elisabeth is murdered.
The Bar’s owner is the proprietor of the café where Anne and Chauvin repeatedly meet. She participates in the early discussion of the killing, including the victim's routine and the Assassin's apparent surveillance, and provides the public setting in which Anne and Chauvin's private fascination develops.
A member of Pierre Montaud's household who admits that she altered favorable evidence because she could not bear to see him imprisoned, although she initially believed him guilty. Her confession reveals that evidence central to Pierre's acquittal was falsified and leads him to consider who inside the household could have taken the gun.
Lucienne helps manage the household and the antiques gallery shared by Julien and Agatha. Her role connects her to both the couple’s domestic life and their business, which continues as customers visit and the partners handle sales. The synopsis does not describe her involvement in the changing relationship among Julien, Agatha, and Madly.
Pascale de Boysson has 26 screen credits in a career dating back to 1957. Signature works include The Depths, Laurent Terzieff et compagnie, Bérénice. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
