C'est la vie

In dramatic literature, the tragedy of losing a child is constantly replayed. A true historical motif, we have never been able to name the parents who have lost a child. These upside-down orphans who inherit their children are the forgotten ones of semantics. Only Hebrew and Arabic have attempted to redress this injustice with the terms Shakoul (literally, the bear whose cubs have been taken) and Takal (whose buds have been cut off). With this aesthetic research carried out by these two actors, we will attempt to help fill the terminological void and set up a first flag on this territory abandoned by the language.