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* LostInTranslation: During his phone conversation with Claire while in character as Alex, Assane slips up and says "Je t'ai menti, Claire" ("I lied to you, Claire") using the informal, familiar second-person pronoun ''tu'' rather than the formal ''vous.'' Given the nature of the relationship she thinks she shares with "Alex," Claire is slightly surprised and asks "On se tutoient mainentant?"--literally, "Are we using the informal 'you' now?" As this is impossible to translate in English without a long and unwieldy contextualization for non-Francophones, the subtitles change her line to "We're opening up to each other now?"
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* LostInTranslation: During his phone conversation with Claire while in character as Alex, Assane slips up and says "Je t'ai menti, Claire" ("I lied to you, Claire") using the informal, familiar second-person pronoun ''tu'' rather than the formal ''vous.'' Given the nature of the relationship she thinks she shares with "Alex," Claire is slightly surprised and asks "On se tutoient mainentant?"--literally, tutoient?"--literally, "Are we using the informal 'you' now?" 'you'?" As this is impossible to translate in English without a long and unwieldy contextualization for non-Francophones, the subtitles change her line to "We're opening up to each other now?"
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--> '''Claire:''' Oh, yes! That could be it. No hard feelings, though? Anyway, you two both look very nice. The hair, all of it--I love it. See you!
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--> '''Claire:''' Oh, yes! That could be it. No hard feelings, though? Anyway, you two both look very nice. The hair, all of it--I love it. See you!Bye!
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* BadassAdorable: Claire gets to do Arsène Lupin-style "gentlewoman thief" caper of her own by stealing a Lupin book from a pair of college-aged Gen Z women at the library. After successfully accomplishing the feat, she scampers off with a mischievous smile, indicating just how proud she is of herself.
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* BadassAdorable: Claire gets to do Arsène Lupin-style "gentlewoman thief" caper of her own by stealing a Lupin book from a pair of college-aged Gen Z women at the library. After successfully accomplishing the feat, she scampers off with a mischievous smile, indicating just how proud she is of herself.
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Assane returns from his visit to Mariama's captors' hideout, and informs Benjamin that their new task is to steal the "Red Sea," an bracelet currently in the possession of Tara Xang, wife of real estate mogul Max Moller, who will be appearing at a gal held in their honor at the Château de Thoiry the following Saturday. The plan is for them to pose as cloakroom attendants, steal the necklace while helping Tara with her overcoat, and escape through an expansive hedge maze on the castle grounds. Or at least, that's what Benjamin assumes the plan is--because Mariama's kidnappers have decided to shift from mere extortion to full-blown psychological torture...and they want Assane to betray Benjamin.
On the night of the gala, as Assane is removing the bracelet from Tara Xang's wrist, he drops it on the ground. Benjamin leaps to pick it up, but he's noticed by the guests and dashes off to the maze in a panic. To his shock, he hears police sirens approaching, since Assane had previously sent an anonymous message to Belkacem and Guédira, tipping them off that Benjamin would be attempting a theft at the gala. When Benjamin attempts to complete the path through the maze that Assane had laid out for him, he's horrified to find a large hedge blocking his way. A few moments later, Guédia, Belkacem and their squad catch up with him, place him in handcuffs, and lead him out of the maze to a police car. Very much a DownerEnding...
In the midst of all of this, Claire has also been on a mini-adventure of her own. When the mortician at the hospital where she works mentions that "Vernes," the doctor who supposedly performed Assane's autopsy, is nowhere to be found in the hospital's records, Claire is stunned and begins to suspect that Raoul might have been on to something. After finding a page of his handwritten notes in his room, in which he's highlighted the circumstantial similarities between Assane's supposed death and the Lupin story ''Edith au Cou de Cygne'', she pays a visit to the library and steals the book away from a pair of young women who had been intending to borrow it. Later, while reading it, she encounters the phrase, "with Lupin, there's no such thing as death."
On the night of the gala, as Assane is removing the bracelet from Tara Xang's wrist, he drops it on the ground. Benjamin leaps to pick it up, but he's noticed by the guests and dashes off to the maze in a panic. To his shock, he hears police sirens approaching, since Assane had previously sent an anonymous message to Belkacem and Guédira, tipping them off that Benjamin would be attempting a theft at the gala. When Benjamin attempts to complete the path through the maze that Assane had laid out for him, he's horrified to find a large hedge blocking his way. A few moments later, Guédia, Belkacem and their squad catch up with him, place him in handcuffs, and lead him out of the maze to a police car. Very much a DownerEnding...
In the midst of all of this, Claire has also been on a mini-adventure of her own. When the mortician at the hospital where she works mentions that "Vernes," the doctor who supposedly performed Assane's autopsy, is nowhere to be found in the hospital's records, Claire is stunned and begins to suspect that Raoul might have been on to something. After finding a page of his handwritten notes in his room, in which he's highlighted the circumstantial similarities between Assane's supposed death and the Lupin story ''Edith au Cou de Cygne'', she pays a visit to the library and steals the book away from a pair of young women who had been intending to borrow it. Later, while reading it, she encounters the phrase, "with Lupin, there's no such thing as death."
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* BadassAdorable: Claire gets to do Arsène Lupin-style "gentlewoman thief" caper of her own by stealing a Lupin book from a pair of college-aged Gen Z women (sporting age-appropriate AnimeHair) at the library. After successfully accomplishing the feat, she scampers off with a mischievous smile, indicating just how proud she is of herself.
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* BadassAdorable: Claire gets to do Arsène Lupin-style "gentlewoman thief" caper of her own by stealing a Lupin book from a pair of college-aged Gen Z women (sporting age-appropriate AnimeHair) women at the library. After successfully accomplishing the feat, she scampers off with a mischievous smile, indicating just how proud she is of herself.
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* JustFriends: Claire invites "Alex" to lunch and tells him that, [[DramaticIrony although she doesn't understand why]], she likes being around him. However, she hastily clarifies that this does ''not'' mean she's hitting on him.
-->'''Claire:''' I don't mean to be so abrupt...It's just that I thought we could be friends, you know?
-->'''Assane, as Alex:''' ''(chuckling)'' Friends, huh? Being friends sounds very nice. Friendzone.
-->'''Claire:''' I don't mean to be so abrupt...It's just that I thought we could be friends, you know?
-->'''Assane, as Alex:''' ''(chuckling)'' Friends, huh? Being friends sounds very nice. Friendzone.
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* JustFriends: Claire invites "Alex" to lunch and tells him that, [[DramaticIrony although she doesn't understand why]], she likes being around him. However, she hastily clarifies that this does ''not'' mean she's hitting on him.
-->'''Claire:''' I don't mean to be so abrupt...It's justhim. Assane jokes that I thought we could be friends, you know?
-->'''Assane, as Alex:''' ''(chuckling)'' Friends, huh? Being friends sounds very nice. Friendzone.they're in the friend zone.
-->'''Claire:''' I don't mean to be so abrupt...It's just
-->'''Assane, as Alex:''' ''(chuckling)'' Friends, huh? Being friends sounds very nice. Friendzone.
* ObfuscatingStupidity: Claire steals ''Edith au Cou de Cygne'' from the two young women by deliberately crashing into a waitress at the library's cafe and using the ensuing commotion to snatch the book from the girls' table while they are distracted, before giving them ditzy compliments on their AnimeHair.
--> '''Claire:''' I'm so sorry! I don't know what happened. I don't know.
--> '''Girl:''' ''(annoyed)'' Uh, what happened is that you were wearing sunglasses inside, idiot. That's what happened.
--> '''Claire:''' Oh, yes! That could be it. No hard feelings, though? Anyway, you two both look very nice. The hair, all of it--I love it. See you!
--> '''Claire:''' I'm so sorry! I don't know what happened. I don't know.
--> '''Girl:''' ''(annoyed)'' Uh, what happened is that you were wearing sunglasses inside, idiot. That's what happened.
--> '''Claire:''' Oh, yes! That could be it. No hard feelings, though? Anyway, you two both look very nice. The hair, all of it--I love it. See you!
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* WhamLine: The nurse at the hospital alerting Claire to the fact that the doctor who supposedly performed Assane's autopsy isn't in their database. The words hit Claire like a ton of bricks, and she immediately starts doubting that Assane is dead.
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* WhamLine: The nurse staff at the hospital alerting Claire to the fact that the doctor who supposedly performed Assane's autopsy isn't in their database. The words hit Claire like a ton of bricks, and she immediately starts is visibly shellshocked by the words, as they're what cause her to start doubting that Assane is dead.
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* VillainousBSOD: Assane is ''very'' aware of the seriousness of what he's done to Benjamin, but can do little else aside from blankly watching him get dragged out of the castle grounds by Guédira and Belkacem. Immediately afterwards, he calls Claire and goes on something of a [[TheReasonISuckSpeech "Reason I Suck" rant]], although what he specifically laments isn't his betrayal of his friend, but rather his being a screwup and a bad father (and even this is slightly veiled since he's in character as Coach Alex).
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* VillainousBSOD: Assane is ''very'' aware of the seriousness of what he's done to Benjamin, but can do little else aside from but blankly watching him stare as he get dragged out of the castle grounds by Guédira and Belkacem. Immediately afterwards, he Assane calls Claire and goes on something of a [[TheReasonISuckSpeech "Reason I Suck" rant]], although what he specifically laments isn't his betrayal of his friend, but rather his being a screwup and a bad father (and even this is slightly veiled since he's in character posing as Coach Alex).
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* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: After having managed to avoid the more problematic aspects of being associated with Assane, Benjamin's expires in horrifying fashion on the night of the gala at the castle.
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* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: After having managed to avoid the more problematic aspects of being associated with Assane, Benjamin's expires in horrifying fashion on the night of the gala at the castle.
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* LostInTranslation: During his phone conversation with Claire while in character as Alex, Assane slips up and says "Je t'ai menti, Claire" ("I lied to you, Claire") using the informal, familiar second-person pronoun ''tu'' rather than the formal ''vous.'' Given the nature of the relationship she thinks she shares with Alex, Claire is slightly surprised and asks "On se tutoyent mainentant?"--literally, "Are we using the informal 'you' now?" Needless to say this is impossible to translate in English without a long and unwieldy contextualization for non-Francophones, so the subtitles simply change her line to "We're opening up to each other now?"
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* LostInTranslation: During his phone conversation with Claire while in character as Alex, Assane slips up and says "Je t'ai menti, Claire" ("I lied to you, Claire") using the informal, familiar second-person pronoun ''tu'' rather than the formal ''vous.'' Given the nature of the relationship she thinks she shares with Alex, "Alex," Claire is slightly surprised and asks "On se tutoyent tutoient mainentant?"--literally, "Are we using the informal 'you' now?" Needless to say As this is impossible to translate in English without a long and unwieldy contextualization for non-Francophones, so the subtitles simply change her line to "We're opening up to each other now?"
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* VillainousBSOD: Assane is ''very'' aware of the seriousness of what he's done to Benjamin, but can do little else but blankly watch him get dragged out of the castle grounds by Guédira and Belkacem. Immediately afterwards, seemingly just to get his feelings out, he calls Claire and goes on something of a [[TheReasonISuckSpeech "Reason I Suck" rant]], lamenting his being a screwup and a bad father (although it's slightly veiled since he's in character as Coach Alex).
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* VillainousBSOD: Assane is ''very'' aware of the seriousness of what he's done to Benjamin, but can do little else but aside from blankly watch watching him get dragged out of the castle grounds by Guédira and Belkacem. Immediately afterwards, seemingly just to get his feelings out, he calls Claire and goes on something of a [[TheReasonISuckSpeech "Reason I Suck" rant]], lamenting although what he specifically laments isn't his betrayal of his friend, but rather his being a screwup and a bad father (although it's (and even this is slightly veiled since he's in character as Coach Alex).
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* VillainousBSOD: Assane is legitimately dismayed watching Benjamin get dragged out of the castle by Guédira and Belkacem. Seemingly just to get his feelings out, he calls Claire and vents about his lack of understanding of what it means to be a good father (despite his being in character as Coach Alex).
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* VillainousBSOD: Assane is legitimately dismayed watching Benjamin ''very'' aware of the seriousness of what he's done to Benjamin, but can do little else but blankly watch him get dragged out of the castle grounds by Guédira and Belkacem. Seemingly Immediately afterwards, seemingly just to get his feelings out, he calls Claire and vents about his lack goes on something of understanding of what it means to be a good father (despite [[TheReasonISuckSpeech "Reason I Suck" rant]], lamenting his being a screwup and a bad father (although it's slightly veiled since he's in character as Coach Alex).
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* FeeFiFauxPas: Assane becomes aware that Claire is beginning to have her own doubts that he is dead, and attempts to throw her off the scent while in disguise as "Alex" by asking her how she thinks Raoul will be able to move on from him (Assane) if she can't do so herself. Claire interprets this as a dig at her parenting and stalks off in an offended huff.
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* FeeFiFauxPas: Assane becomes aware that Claire is beginning to have her own doubts that he is dead, and attempts to throw her off the scent while in disguise as "Alex" Alex by asking her how she thinks Raoul will be able to move on from him (Assane) if she can't do so herself. Claire interprets Interpreting this as a dig at her parenting and stalks off in an parenting, Claire is offended and walks away in a huff.
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* EvilDetectingDog: J'accuse barks when Assane assures Benjamin that they'll escape the château without any difficulty. Since Assane had already been planning to betray Benjamin, the implication is that J'accuse was somehow aware of his treachery.
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* EvilDetectingDog: J'accuse barks when Assane assures Benjamin that they'll escape the château without any difficulty. Since Assane had already been planning to betray Benjamin, the implication is that J'accuse was somehow aware conscious of his treachery.
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* WhamLine: The nurse at the hospital alerting Claire to the fact that the doctor who supposedly performed Assane's autopsy isn't in their database. The words hit Claire like a ton of bricks, and she quickly starts doubting that Assane is dead.
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* WhamLine: The nurse at the hospital alerting Claire to the fact that the doctor who supposedly performed Assane's autopsy isn't in their database. The words hit Claire like a ton of bricks, and she quickly immediately starts doubting that Assane is dead.
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* WhamLine: The nurse at the hospital alerting Claire to the fact that the doctor who supposedly performed Assane's autopsy isn't in their database. The words visibly hit Claire like a ton of bricks, and she quickly starts doubting that Assane is actually dead.
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* WhamLine: The nurse at the hospital alerting Claire to the fact that the doctor who supposedly performed Assane's autopsy isn't in their database. The words visibly hit Claire like a ton of bricks, and she quickly starts doubting that Assane is actually dead.
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* BadassAdorable: Claire gets to do an Arsène Lupin-style theft of her own by stealing a Lupin book from a pair of college-aged Gen Z women (sporting age-appropriate AnimeHair) at the library. After successfully accomplishing the feat, she scampers off with a mischievous smile, indicating just how proud she is of herself.
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* BadassAdorable: Claire gets to do an Arsène Lupin-style theft "gentlewoman thief" caper of her own by stealing a Lupin book from a pair of college-aged Gen Z women (sporting age-appropriate AnimeHair) at the library. After successfully accomplishing the feat, she scampers off with a mischievous smile, indicating just how proud she is of herself.
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** Assane's and Benjamin's disguises at the gala consist merely of them wearing suits, Assane sporting a white wig and indoor sunglasses, and Benjamin removing his normal glasses.
** During her book-stealing adventure at the library, Claire conceals her appearance by putting on a pair of sunglasses and a newsboy cap (similar to the one that Assane is often seen wearing). Nobody seems to recognize her, despite the fact that all of the people she's near should have been extremely familiar with what she looks like as a result of her face being plastered all over the French tabloids for the past year.
** During her book-stealing adventure at the library, Claire conceals her appearance by putting on a pair of sunglasses and a newsboy cap (similar to the one that Assane is often seen wearing). Nobody seems to recognize her, despite the fact that all of the people she's near should have been extremely familiar with what she looks like as a result of her face being plastered all over the French tabloids for the past year.
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* TrickedIntoSigning: Posing as an electrician, Assane visits the home of the château's cloakroom attendant Gérard and instructs him to sign a form regarding repairs he and his crew will supposedly be doing on the night of the gala. Turns out it's actually a false resignation letter that Assane and Benjamin have drawn up.
* VillainousBSOD: Assane is legitimately dismayed watching Benjamin get dragged out of the castle by Guédira and Belkacem. Seemingly just to get his feelings out, he calls Claire and vents about his lack of understanding of what it means to be a good father (despite his being in character as Coach Alex).
* WhamLine: The nurse at the hospital alerting Claire to the fact that the doctor who supposedly performed Assane's autopsy isn't in their database. The words visibly hit Claire like a ton of bricks, and she quickly starts doubting that Assane is actually dead.
* VillainousBSOD: Assane is legitimately dismayed watching Benjamin get dragged out of the castle by Guédira and Belkacem. Seemingly just to get his feelings out, he calls Claire and vents about his lack of understanding of what it means to be a good father (despite his being in character as Coach Alex).
* WhamLine: The nurse at the hospital alerting Claire to the fact that the doctor who supposedly performed Assane's autopsy isn't in their database. The words visibly hit Claire like a ton of bricks, and she quickly starts doubting that Assane is actually dead.
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* LostInTranslation: During his phone conversation with Claire while in character as Alex, Assane slips up and says "Je t'ai menti, Claire" ("I lied to you, Claire") using the informal, familiar ''tu'' rather than the formal ''vous.'' Given the nature of the relationship she thinks she shares with Alex, Claire is slightly surprised and asks "On se tutoyent mainentant?"--literally, "Are we using the informal 'you' now?" Needless to say this is impossible to translate in English without a long and unwieldy contextualization for non-Francophones, so the subtitles simply change her line to "We're opening up to each other now?"
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* LostInTranslation: During his phone conversation with Claire while in character as Alex, Assane slips up and says "Je t'ai menti, Claire" ("I lied to you, Claire") using the informal, familiar second-person pronoun ''tu'' rather than the formal ''vous.'' Given the nature of the relationship she thinks she shares with Alex, Claire is slightly surprised and asks "On se tutoyent mainentant?"--literally, "Are we using the informal 'you' now?" Needless to say this is impossible to translate in English without a long and unwieldy contextualization for non-Francophones, so the subtitles simply change her line to "We're opening up to each other now?"
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* PaperThinDisguise: A whole host of them in this episode.
* SpeechImpediment: While scouting out the Château de Thoiry, Assane adopts the persona of a gardener with a pronounced lisp.
* SpeechImpediment: While scouting out the Château de Thoiry, Assane adopts the persona of a gardener with a pronounced lisp.
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* KarmaHoudiniWarranty: After having managed to avoid the more problematic aspects of being associated with Assane, Benjamin's expires in horrifying fashion on the night of the gala at the castle.
* LostInTranslation: During his phone conversation with Claire while in character as Alex, Assane slips up and says "Je t'ai menti, Claire" ("I lied to you, Claire") using the informal, familiar ''tu'' rather than the formal ''vous.'' Given the nature of the relationship she thinks she shares with Alex, Claire is slightly surprised and asks "On se tutoyent mainentant?"--literally, "Are we using the informal 'you' now?" Needless to say this is impossible to translate in English without a long and unwieldy contextualization for non-Francophones, so the subtitles simply change her line to "We're opening up to each other now?"
* OhCrap: Benjamin, when he discovers that his passage through the maze on the castle grounds is blocked, meaning that either Assane somehow got the directions wrong (unlikely) or deliberately sold him out (more than likely, and in fact exactly what happened). When he gets arrested by Belkacem and Guédira, he has [[BrokenTears visible tears in his eyes.]]
* LostInTranslation: During his phone conversation with Claire while in character as Alex, Assane slips up and says "Je t'ai menti, Claire" ("I lied to you, Claire") using the informal, familiar ''tu'' rather than the formal ''vous.'' Given the nature of the relationship she thinks she shares with Alex, Claire is slightly surprised and asks "On se tutoyent mainentant?"--literally, "Are we using the informal 'you' now?" Needless to say this is impossible to translate in English without a long and unwieldy contextualization for non-Francophones, so the subtitles simply change her line to "We're opening up to each other now?"
* OhCrap: Benjamin, when he discovers that his passage through the maze on the castle grounds is blocked, meaning that either Assane somehow got the directions wrong (unlikely) or deliberately sold him out (more than likely, and in fact exactly what happened). When he gets arrested by Belkacem and Guédira, he has [[BrokenTears visible tears in his eyes.]]
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* FeeFiFauxPas:
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* FeeFiFauxPas:FeeFiFauxPas: Assane becomes aware that Claire is beginning to have her own doubts that he is dead, and attempts to throw her off the scent while in disguise as "Alex" by asking her how she thinks Raoul will be able to move on from him (Assane) if she can't do so herself. Claire interprets this as a dig at her parenting and stalks off in an offended huff.
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* JustFriends: Claire invites "Alex" to lunch and tells him that, [[DramaticIrony although she doesn't understand why]], she likes being around him. However, she hastily clarifies that this does ''not'' mean she's hitting on him.
-->'''Claire:''' I don't mean to be so abrupt...It's just that I thought we could be friends, you know?
-->'''Assane, as Alex:''' ''(chuckling)'' Friends, huh? Being friends sounds very nice. Friendzone.
-->'''Claire:''' I don't mean to be so abrupt...It's just that I thought we could be friends, you know?
-->'''Assane, as Alex:''' ''(chuckling)'' Friends, huh? Being friends sounds very nice. Friendzone.
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* {{Frameup}}: Sort of. Assane and Benjamin plot the theft of the Red Sea bracelet together, but at the behest of Mariama's kidnappers, Assane specifically sets Benjamin up as the FallGuy, letting him take all of the heat from the guests at the gala as well as the police, to whom he sends an anonymous message alleging that Benjamin is planning to steal the item.
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* {{Frameup}}: Sort of. Assane and Benjamin plot the theft of the Red Sea bracelet together, but at the behest of Mariama's kidnappers, Assane specifically sets Benjamin up as the FallGuy, letting him take all of the heat from the guests at the gala as well as the police, to whom he sends had previously sent an anonymous message alleging that Benjamin is was planning to steal the item.
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* BelligerentSexualTension: When Belkacem discovers Fleur's article, based on Guédira's evidence, in ''The Objector''--with Guédira credited as a "source close to the investigation"--she hits the roof, reprimanding Guédira while also demanding to know if he's leaking info in order to impress his new girlfriend. Guédira's response is to ask Belkacem if she's jealous.
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* BelligerentSexualTension: When Belkacem discovers Fleur's article, based on Guédira's evidence, article in ''The Objector''--with Guédira credited as a "source close to the investigation"--she hits the roof, reprimanding Guédira while also demanding to know if he's leaking info in order to impress his new girlfriend. Guédira's response is to ask Belkacem if she's jealous.
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* FeeFiFauxPas:
* {{Frameup}}: Sort of. Assane and Benjamin plot the theft of the Red Sea bracelet together, but at the behest of Mariama's kidnappers, Assane specifically sets Benjamin up as the FallGuy, letting him take all of the heat from the guests at the gala as well as the police, to whom he sends an anonymous message alleging that Benjamin is planning to steal the item.
* {{Frameup}}: Sort of. Assane and Benjamin plot the theft of the Red Sea bracelet together, but at the behest of Mariama's kidnappers, Assane specifically sets Benjamin up as the FallGuy, letting him take all of the heat from the guests at the gala as well as the police, to whom he sends an anonymous message alleging that Benjamin is planning to steal the item.
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* BelligerentSexualTension: When Belkacem discovers Fleur's article, based on Gu&eactue;dira's evidence, in ''The Objector''--with Guédira credited as a "source close to the investigation"--she hits the roof, reprimanding Guédira while also demanding to know if he's leaking info in order to impress his new girlfriend. Guédira's response is to ask Belkacem if she's jealous.
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* BelligerentSexualTension: When Belkacem discovers Fleur's article, based on Gu&eactue;dira's Guédira's evidence, in ''The Objector''--with Guédira credited as a "source close to the investigation"--she hits the roof, reprimanding Guédira while also demanding to know if he's leaking info in order to impress his new girlfriend. Guédira's response is to ask Belkacem if she's jealous.
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* BadassAdorable: Claire gets to do an Arsène Lupin-style theft of her own by stealing a Lupin book a pair of young women at the library. After successfully accomplishing the feat, she scampers off with a mischievous, gleeful smile, indicating just how proud she is of herself.
* BelligerentSexualTension: When Belkacem discovers Fleur's article, based on Gu&eactue;dira's evidence, in ''The Objector'' (with Guédira credited as a "source close to the investigation"), she hits the roof, reprimanding Guédira while also demanding to know if he's leaking info in order to impress his new girlfriend. Guédira's response is to ask Belkacem if she's jealous.
* BelligerentSexualTension: When Belkacem discovers Fleur's article, based on Gu&eactue;dira's evidence, in ''The Objector'' (with Guédira credited as a "source close to the investigation"), she hits the roof, reprimanding Guédira while also demanding to know if he's leaking info in order to impress his new girlfriend. Guédira's response is to ask Belkacem if she's jealous.
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* BadassAdorable: Claire gets to do an Arsène Lupin-style theft of her own by stealing a Lupin book from a pair of young college-aged Gen Z women (sporting age-appropriate AnimeHair) at the library. After successfully accomplishing the feat, she scampers off with a mischievous, gleeful mischievous smile, indicating just how proud she is of herself.
* BelligerentSexualTension: When Belkacem discovers Fleur's article, based on Gu&eactue;dira's evidence, in ''TheObjector'' (with Objector''--with Guédira credited as a "source close to the investigation"), she investigation"--she hits the roof, reprimanding Guédira while also demanding to know if he's leaking info in order to impress his new girlfriend. Guédira's response is to ask Belkacem if she's jealous.
* BelligerentSexualTension: When Belkacem discovers Fleur's article, based on Gu&eactue;dira's evidence, in ''The
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* AmateurSleuth: Claire spends most of the episode hunting for clues about what happened to Assane.
* AmateurSleuth: Claire spends most of the episode hunting for clues about what happened to Assane.
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* BadassAdorable: Claire gets to do an Arsène Lupin-style theft of her own by stealing a Lupin book a pair of young women at the library. After successfully accomplishing the feat, she scampers off with a mischievous, gleeful smile, indicating just how proud she is of herself.
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* {{Adorkable}}:
* AmateurSleuth: Claire spends most of the episode hunting for clues about what happened to Assane.
* BelligerentSexualTension: When Belkacem discovers Fleur's article, based on Gu&eactue;dira's evidence, in ''The Objector'' (with Guédira credited as a "source close to the investigation"), she hits the roof, reprimanding Guédira while also demanding to know if he's leaking info in order to impress his new girlfriend. Guédira's response is to ask Belkacem if she's jealous.
* BlackTieInfiltration: Assane and Benjamin get into the gala at the Château de Thoiry dressed up as cloakroom attendants "Cornelius" and "Alain."
* ColbertBump: InUniverse, Fleur's story about the connections between Assane and Arsène Lupin winds up triggering a wave of renewed interest in the Lupin books. (Once the tabloids get a hold of it, they begin referring to Claire as "Madame Lupin.")
* EtTuBrute: It's probably fair to say that Benjamin never assumed he'd get sold up the river by his best friend of more than twenty-five years...but that's exactly what happens.
* EvilDetectingDog: J'accuse barks when Assane assures Benjamin that they'll escape the château without any difficulty. Since Assane had already been planning to betray Benjamin, the implication is that J'accuse was somehow aware of his treachery.
* AmateurSleuth: Claire spends most of the episode hunting for clues about what happened to Assane.
* BelligerentSexualTension: When Belkacem discovers Fleur's article, based on Gu&eactue;dira's evidence, in ''The Objector'' (with Guédira credited as a "source close to the investigation"), she hits the roof, reprimanding Guédira while also demanding to know if he's leaking info in order to impress his new girlfriend. Guédira's response is to ask Belkacem if she's jealous.
* BlackTieInfiltration: Assane and Benjamin get into the gala at the Château de Thoiry dressed up as cloakroom attendants "Cornelius" and "Alain."
* ColbertBump: InUniverse, Fleur's story about the connections between Assane and Arsène Lupin winds up triggering a wave of renewed interest in the Lupin books. (Once the tabloids get a hold of it, they begin referring to Claire as "Madame Lupin.")
* EtTuBrute: It's probably fair to say that Benjamin never assumed he'd get sold up the river by his best friend of more than twenty-five years...but that's exactly what happens.
* EvilDetectingDog: J'accuse barks when Assane assures Benjamin that they'll escape the château without any difficulty. Since Assane had already been planning to betray Benjamin, the implication is that J'accuse was somehow aware of his treachery.
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->'''Supporting cast:''' Mamadou Haidara as young Assane Diop; Noé Wodecki as young [[Characters/Lupin2021Accomplices Bruno]]; Salif Cissé as young [[Characters/Lupin2021OtherCharacters Jean-Luc Keller]]; Sandra Parfait as [[Characters/Lupin2021OtherCharacters Manon]]; Sandya Touré Maite as young Manon; Nicolas Berno as Ferdinand; Martha Canga Antonio as [[Characters/Lupin2021OtherCharacters Fleur Bélanger]]; Antony Hickling as Max Moller
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->'''Supporting cast:''' Mamadou Haidara as young Assane Diop; Noé Wodecki as young [[Characters/Lupin2021Accomplices Bruno]]; Naky Sy Savané as [[Characters/Lupin2021Family Mariama Diop]]; Salif Cissé as young [[Characters/Lupin2021OtherCharacters Jean-Luc Keller]]; Sandra Parfait as [[Characters/Lupin2021OtherCharacters Manon]]; Sandya Touré Maite as young Manon; Nicolas Berno as Ferdinand; Martha Canga Antonio as [[Characters/Lupin2021OtherCharacters Fleur Bélanger]]; Antony Hickling as Max Moller
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->'''Supporting cast:''' Mamadou Haidara as young Assane Diop; Noé Wodecki as young Bruno; Salif Cissé as young [[Characters/Lupin2021OtherCharacters Jean-Luc Keller]]; Sandra Parfait as [[Characters/Lupin2021OtherCharacters Manon]]; Sandya Touré Maite as young Manon; Nicolas Berno as Ferdinand; Martha Canga Antonio as [[Characters/Lupin2021OtherCharacters Fleur Bélanger]]; Antony Hickling as Max Moller
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->'''Supporting cast:''' Mamadou Haidara as young Assane Diop; Noé Wodecki as young Bruno; [[Characters/Lupin2021Accomplices Bruno]]; Salif Cissé as young [[Characters/Lupin2021OtherCharacters Jean-Luc Keller]]; Sandra Parfait as [[Characters/Lupin2021OtherCharacters Manon]]; Sandya Touré Maite as young Manon; Nicolas Berno as Ferdinand; Martha Canga Antonio as [[Characters/Lupin2021OtherCharacters Fleur Bélanger]]; Antony Hickling as Max Moller
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!!Episode credits:
->'''Writer:''' George Kay, François Uzan
->'''Director:''' Daniel Grou
->'''Main cast:''' Creator/OmarSy as [[Characters/Lupin2021AssaneDiop Assane Diop]]; Creator/LudivineSagnier as [[Characters/Lupin2021Family Claire Laurent]]; Antoine Gouy as [[Characters/Lupin2021Accomplices Benjamin Férel]]; Soufiane Guerrab as [[Characters/Lupin2021PoliceDepartment Youssef Guédira]]; Creator/ShirineBoutella as [[Characters/Lupin2021PoliceDepartment Sofia Belkacem]]; Etan Simon as [[Characters/Lupin2021Family Raoul Diop]]
->'''Supporting cast:''' Mamadou Haidara as young Assane Diop; Noé Wodecki as young Bruno; Salif Cissé as young [[Characters/Lupin2021OtherCharacters Jean-Luc Keller]]; Sandra Parfait as [[Characters/Lupin2021OtherCharacters Manon]]; Sandya Touré Maite as young Manon; Nicolas Berno as Ferdinand; Martha Canga Antonio as [[Characters/Lupin2021OtherCharacters Fleur Bélanger]]; Antony Hickling as Max Moller
->'''Original release date:''' October 5th, 2023
!!Tropes that appear in this episode:
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!!Episode credits:
->'''Writer:''' George Kay, François Uzan
->'''Director:''' Daniel Grou
->'''Main cast:''' Creator/OmarSy as [[Characters/Lupin2021AssaneDiop Assane Diop]]; Creator/LudivineSagnier as [[Characters/Lupin2021Family Claire Laurent]]; Antoine Gouy as [[Characters/Lupin2021Accomplices Benjamin Férel]]; Soufiane Guerrab as [[Characters/Lupin2021PoliceDepartment Youssef Guédira]]; Creator/ShirineBoutella as [[Characters/Lupin2021PoliceDepartment Sofia Belkacem]]; Etan Simon as [[Characters/Lupin2021Family Raoul Diop]]
->'''Supporting cast:''' Mamadou Haidara as young Assane Diop; Noé Wodecki as young Bruno; Salif Cissé as young [[Characters/Lupin2021OtherCharacters Jean-Luc Keller]]; Sandra Parfait as [[Characters/Lupin2021OtherCharacters Manon]]; Sandya Touré Maite as young Manon; Nicolas Berno as Ferdinand; Martha Canga Antonio as [[Characters/Lupin2021OtherCharacters Fleur Bélanger]]; Antony Hickling as Max Moller
->'''Original release date:''' October 5th, 2023
!!Tropes that appear in this episode:
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