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America, present day. Wildly successful orchestra conductor Pierre Morhange is called back to France for his mother's funeral, and is visited by Pépinot, his one-time classmate. He's brought a photograph of their school years, and the diary that their teacher kept.
Rewind back to 1949. Clément Mathieu, a failed musician, accepts a post at '[[Exactly What It Says
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* [[Humiliation Conga]]: Arguably what happens to Mathieu
* [[Ironic Echo]]: ''"I am Clément Mathieu, a musician and each night I compose for [the children]."'' becomes {{spoiler|''"I am Clément Mathieu, a failed musician; a surveillant without employment."''}}
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* [[Jerkass Facade]]: Morhange tries to pull one of these. Mathieu isn't impressed.
* [[La Résistance]]: Thanks to {{spoiler|Rachin banning the choir}}, Mathieu jokingly calls them this after they practice in private.
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