Summary

Mathilde, Sylvain, and Celestin go to the place where it all happened. They locate a local girl who had found a buried tin with a paper explaining the burial of the five men. The girl’s mother remembers that when the men were dug up, all had bandages on their hands. The names of the soldiers had been read. There was Notre Dame, Bouquet, an Italian man, a young man, but she doesn’t know the name. The bodies were in the cemetery Mathilde has already visited. Mathilde notices that there is no mention of any of the bodies having a red glove, the glove Poux had given Manech. They find Lefty, the former owner of the farm where the battle took place. He lost an arm to a grenade left in his fields. Mathilde learns that the brick ruin...