During the night from Tuesday to Wednesday, Matisse’s father published a long missive on Facebook for “Matou, my big otter”.
A heartbreaking love letter to his son. During the night from Tuesday to Wednesday, Matisse’s father published a long missive on Facebook for “Tomcat, my big otter”. In his letter, Christophe Marchais addresses his son: “You didn’t deserve this. No one deserves that, but especially not you.” “You were a real nice person, too nice in fact, who didn’t have the weapons for these associations that you had been attracted to for several weeks…”, he continues.
The young Matisseold 15 yearssuccumbed to his injuries, including a wound to the heart after “a brawl involving two minors” late Saturday afternoon in Chateaurouxaccording to the prosecutor. “I know that you are not suffering and that as this horror happened very quickly, you did not suffer too much”, writes Christophe Marchais. “From there, what’s left? We still have your memory, we still have these 15 wonderful years spent with you.”
“What a laugh we had, my son”
“I’m going to live for you and I’m going to laugh in your memory, because what fun did we have, my son, damn!”adds Matisse’s father. “You were the king of blunders, you were full of humor, even black humor. Because despite your young age, you understood the distinction between that and nastiness.” “The hardest part is imagining that we won’t see each other again. That you will no longer hit me in the ribs from behind to annoy me, that I will no longer see you go to the restaurant just for a kiss, that I will no longer wake you up in the morning when your alarm has been bothering everyone for 30 minutes but that you snore. I won’t see you anymore with your pink clothes, your pink pumps. But what the hell is this passion for pink! ? ! ?”
Christophe Marchais then calls on those who want to pay tribute to his son on social networks to put “a sea otter in profile”rather than “this big black pellet”. And to conclude: “Here is my cat, this little note to tell you I love you, to tell parents to watch their children, because life is fragile, and that I will miss you forever.”
In this new case of violence among minors, a 15-year-old teenager, of Afghan nationality and legally resident on French soil, was indicted Monday evening for “murder” and placed in pre-trial detention, while his mother, aged 37, was placed in custody. examination for “intentional violence” against “vulnerable person”. A white march is organized on Saturday afternoon in the town center of Châteauroux in tribute to the young teenager.
