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Explications :
Chapter 1 :
In 1922, when he was still a very young child, the narrator played in the garden of "La Belle Angerie", the family home. He falls on a sleeping viper and grabs her by the neck. He strangles her with an iron fist, making a comparison to Hercules killing two snakes in his cradle.
This face-to-face foreshadows the relationship that will be established between young Rezeau and his mother.
Chapter 2 :
“La Belle Angerie” has been the home of the Rezeau family for over two centuries. It is a set of buildings in poor condition, with a main house of thirty-two rooms with Spartan comfort.
Jean Rezeau, the narrator makes a genealogy of his family: his great-uncle, René Rezeau, member of the Académie Française, is the family glory; her paternal grandmother, Marie Rezeau had eleven children from her husband Ferdinand, including Jacques Rezeau, Jean's father.
Jacques married Paule Pluvignec in 1913. She came from a wealthy family and brought a substantial dowry to the penniless Rezeaus. From this marriage were born three children: Ferdinand alias Frédie or Chiffe, Jean or Brasse-Bouillon and Marcel nicknamed Cropette.
Jean explains that he and his older brother were entrusted to the good care of their grandmother Marie while their parents left for China, where Jacques Rezeau is a professor of law. Marcel was born in Shanghai.
Jean recounts his education strongly marked by religion and childish piety.
Chapter 3:
The happy, perfectly settled existence of Jean and his brother is turned upside down by the death of their grandmother. A strong woman with a strong character, she succumbs with dignity and leaves a tender and severe memory to her grandson Jean.
His death announces the arrival of Jean's mother.
Chapter 4:
Frédie and Jean, accompanied by Miss Ernestine the governess and Countess Bartolomi, their aunt, come to welcome their parents at Segré station. It's been eight months since their grandmother died and they can't wait to see their parents again and meet Marcel.
As soon as she got off the train, Madame Rezeau slaps her sons who were trying to kiss her. They discover their father and their younger brother behind her. Frédie and Jean feel that things have not finished looking up.
Chapter 5:
Presentation of the reunited Rezeau family.
Jacques, the father, is forty-five years old. Brown and mustached, he has a slim physique. He is a fearful and sickly being who takes refuge in his readings.
Paule, the mother, is thirty-five years old and seems to have been a beautiful woman. She has a nimble hand over her children and is particularly passionate about philately.
qui veut dire en français:
Chapitre 2 :
«La Belle Angerie» est la demeure de la famille Rezeau depuis plus de deux siècles. C'est un ensemble de bâtiments en mauvais état, avec une maison principale de trente-deux pièces au confort spartiate.
Jean Rezeau, le narrateur fait une généalogie de sa famille: son grand-oncle, René Rezeau, membre de l'Académie française, est la gloire de la famille; sa grand-mère paternelle, Marie Rezeau a eu onze enfants de son mari Ferdinand, dont Jacques Rezeau, le père de Jean.
Jacques a épousé Paule Pluvignec en 1913. Elle est issue d'une famille aisée et apporte une dot substantielle aux Rezeaus sans le sou. De ce mariage sont nés trois enfants: Ferdinand alias Frédie ou Chiffe, Jean ou Brasse-Bouillon et Marcel surnommé Cropette.
Jean explique que lui et son frère aîné ont été confiés aux bons soins de leur grand-mère Marie tandis que leurs parents sont partis pour la Chine, où Jacques Rezeau est professeur de droit. Marcel est né à Shanghai.
Jean raconte son éducation fortement marquée par la religion et la piété enfantine.
Chapitre 3:
L'existence heureuse et parfaitement établie de Jean et de son frère est bouleversée par la mort de leur grand-mère. Femme forte au caractère fort, elle succombe dignement et laisse un souvenir tendre et sévère à son petit-fils Jean.
Sa mort annonce l'arrivée de la mère de Jean.
Chapitre 4:
Frédie et Jean, accompagnés de Mlle Ernestine la gouvernante et de la comtesse Bartolomi, leur tante, viennent accueillir leurs parents à la gare de Segré. Cela fait huit mois que leur grand-mère est décédée et ils ont hâte de revoir leurs parents et de rencontrer Marcel.
Dès sa descente du train, Mme Rezeau gifle ses fils qui essayaient de l'embrasser. Ils découvrent leur père et leur jeune frère derrière elle. Frédie et Jean sentent que les choses n'ont pas fini de s'améliorer.
Chapitre 5:
Présentation de la famille réunifiée Rezeau.
Jacques, le père, a quarante-cinq ans. Marron et moustachu, il a un physique élancé. C'est un être craintif et maladif qui se réfugie dans ses lectures.
Paule, la mère, a trente-cinq ans et semble avoir été une belle femme. Elle a une main agile sur ses enfants et est particulièrement passionnée par la philatélie.
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