Petty thief Antonin faces women in his life and a theft victim, all urging him to take responsibility and get his life back on track.
Antonin is introduced as a petty thief. The reference frames his criminal behavior as the problem the women challenge.
Antonin's sister Solveig and wife Eglantine confront him about his lifestyle. They urge him to take responsibility and stop his petty crimes.
Cassiopée, identified as Antonin's love interest, directly presses him to change his ways. She encourages him to mature.
Aurore confronts Antonin as someone harmed by his petty theft. The women collectively urge him to get his life back on track.
Denis Côté
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