The last night | Emmanuel Bouf

Arnold, the boy who is clear in him and on him all the characteristics of the hero according to Emmanuel Bove's novelistic view, and in one of the dark rooms in a shabby inn in the popular neighborhood of Montmartre in the eighteenth arrondissement of Paris, and he is in complete despair, torn by all kinds of crises, and looks at the crowd from an isolated window. During a single and final night, dark and rainy, Arnold decides to close that window and try the last means to embrace heroism, to get "a place among the people," and this means is controlling the traps of suicide.