Family, that's where you find your dearest enemies

It's a collection of little stories, the common thread is the family.

Obviously like a lawyer, I tell stories where a problem arises. A doctor also only meets his patients when an illness strikes them down.

The family was for a long time the foundation of society, it fabrics, everything will depend on where you live, in Italy the word family still has a meaning.

The family is the basic structure of society, it lived under the same roof and shared, it was the solidarity between its members that took the empirical creation of other structures. The village was for a long time only an agglomeration of families. Solidarity between families allowed the village to defend itself against structures that could have destroyed it.

The typical point of conflict is the presence of a foreign body. A person marries an immigrant individual. In my stories, they are women from elsewhere and the culmination of the argument, they are Muslim women. In France, it must be recognized, it is the focal point. Immigrant does not mean African or Arab, the term designated a few years ago the Italian or Spanish worker. Today, an Italian who came to work in France would no longer be an immigrant, but a posted worker. The Italians were masons, navvies, building painters, all building trades.

Faith is belief, it is an almost passionate natural attachment with a God. Hence, the conflict if two gods wander within a family. The minority is the designated culprit.

Faith shakes society, it undermines democracy, but at the level of the family, how life unfolds, can relationships between people be affected. I try to answer to answer with stories.

Sometimes, family relations are disturbed by a century-old event, the past disturbs the present, family relations are hurt.

A death disturbs the family, especially if it is the father or the mother, the child finds it difficult to build himself. What happens in his childhood impacts his adult life.

Sometimes the family runs a boarding house, vacations aren't what they used to be.