La Patience de l'araignée

to tell the truth, I wanted _La Patience de l'araignée_ to be a lesson in patience. One of those taught to me by my storytelling grandmother. Moussa is the perfect example of someone who followed everything to the letter, but was proved wrong by the situation, because he found himself in a difficult period for people of his status. He's a model teacher, but an immigrant, waiting for his papers to be renewed. But, rightly or wrongly, Moussa is always forgotten. A police inspector nicknamed Javert follows his case with a rigor fed by every prejudice. Every era has its _Misérables_. Although he has a French child, Moussa's situation continues to worsen. One day, as he was leaving school to pick up his son, a police check led to him being placed in a waiting zone for a charter flight to his native country. It's worth noting that the country has just been hit by terrorist attacks, and that the presidential elections are imminent presidential elections. But thanks to his patience and unquestioning universalism, Moussa finally wins his case at the last minute.