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« - In Martinique, it looks like my son is a washed-up lapo. (*) Louise sketched out an interrogative mimicry. - He saved his skin... because it's clearer than me. We have been taught so well that white is superior to us, that we have become racists among ourselves. Black-black, the one I am called the blue neg, is at the very bottom of the scale of humanity. Every drop of white blood allows us to rise. - People like you don't believe it? - No, of course... But my story is complicated. (in italics in the text) »
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Marie-Aude Murail
Savior - Son, Season 1 |
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Marie-Aude Murail
Savior - Son, Season 1
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« But the Good? Have you thought about good, Miss Tiddler? Did you think that your... rabbit was eating carrots in the nearby vegetable garden, which, in addition to the sin of gluttony, constitutes an invasion of private property? »
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Marie-Aude Murail
Miss Charity |
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Marie-Aude Murail
Miss Charity
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« KENNETH ASHLEY As we have known each other for a dozen years, could you consider, in a movement of madness abandonment, the possibility of calling me by my first name? I don't know that kind of movement, Mr. Ashley. »
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Marie-Aude Murail
Miss Charity |
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Marie-Aude Murail
Miss Charity
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