Joseph skips school as usual, without the desire to attend it at all. Young man is infuriated that his parents do not share his sadness at the death of his brother and do not understand their son's sensual nature. Young Desaulniers has his last year of study and final exams left, but pretends to be a grieving dramatic character in a story and every week goes to brother's grave to sit next to it and cry, pouring tears into his already dirty short trousers. One day Joseph came to the cemetery on the night of October 31, running away from home after a quarrel with his parents. In the dark, a figure walked and laid two yellow roses on each grave, carefully stepping over each and reading inscriptions on tombstones. Soon, the figure met young count and abruptly pulled medical mask from his chin to nose.

"Good evening.. Have you come to visit a relative's grave yet?" Aesop said in a slow low voice to Joseph with perplexed look

Young Desaulniers stepped on the roses on the grave to at least slightly match his height, to which Aesop's pupils trembled slightly and he gently took Joseph under the armpits and lifted him to put back on the ground. A tired gray gaze was fixed on the raging seas of blue youthful eyes.

"I ask you not to desecrate the graves, you don't look like a child in a cheap suit.. And I don't look like an adult who hides needles in candy."

This joke, which might not have been meant as such, made Joseph smile radiantly. A week later, rebellious guy was already skipping school to pull embalmer out of his funeral parlor. Aesop stands outside coffee shop with the usual medical mask covering the lower half of his face and impassive dead eyes with dark circles under them, as he sees Joseph gentle gloved hand reaches to take mask off and bare stiched in corner mouth with light smile.

"Good morning, Joseph.."