A teacher's love

Use your imagination and put yourself in the shoes of a Single, white, fifty-something: Simon, a former successful comic book author, now a professor at the Beaux-Arts, bald, pot-bellied and depressed. Are you there? So listen to me. You have the anguish anchored in the body of someone who does not understands the world he lives in anymore. You are overwhelmed. Your students – including an overwhelming majority of girls – make comic strips in class feminists with girly or manga drawings. Their favorite subject: menstruation, transgender identity, gender discrimination or violence sexual. You are tired… Your colleagues, failed artists, send you back the reflection of your own mediocrity. As for the authors of the short story generation, their success reminds you of your past success. You don't wait much more in life. But one day, you find a letter in your locker. And not just any letter, a love letter… Florence Dupré Latour: "I have a special relationship with love because I have a sister twin. So from there, everything is distorted, the acme of love is my sister twin and then there is the rest. The feeling of love for me is a kind of furious madness. I can't live without the feeling of love, its promise of madness."