La conscience dans le mal: roman

Mathieu Delannes is a quietly diligent student whose calm demeanor masks a deep yearning for personal freedom. In the halls of his college, his thoughtful exchanges with the seasoned psychologist Jauffrey hint at a subtle tension between gratitude and unease, as Mathieu grapples with the expectations of mentorship while fiercely guarding his independence. Their conversations, peppered with hesitant politeness and guarded glances, reveal a young mind that values autonomy above all else.

When the summer heat of Normandy presses against the dusty railway compartment, Mathieu’s boredom drives him to abandon a lackluster detective novel and step onto a sun‑lit platform. The arrival of a carriage that whisks him away onto a white road suggests the start of a new journey, one that may test the very principles he holds dear. As the landscape shifts, the reader is left to wonder how his quiet resolve will confront the unknown ahead.