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Eloi is going through a difficult period in his life. His parents have not been on the same wavelength for some time. His uncle, too old-fashioned in his eyes, suffers from a serious illness. All this makes happiness very difficult for him. Too often distracted, he is certainly not top of the class. Self-confidence is non-existent. He would never have believed that Mr. Leblanc's history class would have put a smile on his face. Maybe harmony will return to his life?
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Eloi is going through a difficult period in his life. His parents have not been on the same wavelength for some time. His uncle, too old-fashioned in his eyes, suffers from a serious illness. All this makes happiness very difficult for him. Too often distracted, he is certainly not top of the class. Self-confidence is non-existent. He would never have believed that Mr. Leblanc's history class would have put a smile on his face. Maybe harmony will return to his life?
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Written By:Emile Gagnon
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