The superior of the abbey whose monks discover an extraordinary concentration of lies coming from Nice and believe they must guide the responsible person back toward the truth.
Gilbert is a police contact who helps Julie and Simon trace a vehicle and supports their investigation while they work outside normal procedures. After the undercover operation turns dangerous, Julie and Simon decide to tell Gilbert what happened and involve him in arranging a sting.
Psychologist providing counseling or comedic advice to characters
Pierre Selignac is identified as one of the people who, along with Faureins, has pushed examining magistrate Leroux toward a predetermined outcome in Colette’s case. The summary gives no further detail about his position or actions, but his involvement contributes to Leroux’s concern that the case is not being assessed impartially.
He pressures Constance to pass her exams and fears that she may have to return home and work at the family stall.
The therapist who facilitates the support group sessions. Guides members in confronting their pathological timidity, processing emotional vulnerabilities, and developing healthier relational patterns.
Head chef at the Westin Paris-Vendôme who mocks Willy's Belgian accent. He becomes the primary target of Willy's revenge during the fake royal party, where Willy publicly ridicules him.
The School director controls access to the advanced school section Annie wants for a child born in March. The director refuses to make an exception, explaining that doing so would create difficulties for every other student. This decision directly frustrates Annie's attempt to secure special educational treatment.
Stéphan Wojtowicz has 61 screen credits in a career dating back to 2005. Their work is anchored in the The Tuche Family Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Deadly Tropics, Gavage, Braggart. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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