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Benjamin is going to be a father. He decides to share his doubts with the unborn baby. He tries to warn him about what awaits him, and about those who are waiting for him.<p> Benjamin is going to be a father. He's plagued by numerous questions, which he decides to share with the unborn baby. He tries to warn him about what awaits him, and about those who await him. Benjamin plays all the roles, without really knowing, as usual, which one is his. Through the Malaussène family, Pennac speaks to us of a humanity that stumbles, falls, gets back up, and is filled with enthusiasm for the future.<br><br> "Kids, tell me how kids are made. The little one appeared and said, 'It's very easy, kids.' He took Julie's pen, grabbed a sheet of paper, and handed the result to Jeremy. Two seconds later, they were running down the stairs laughing like children at recess: the little one's sloppy sketch left no doubt: that's exactly how it's done."<br><br> We are welcoming back this show which has made a lasting impression on the company and the public, like an old friend we are happy to see again.</p>