Fanon:Paulette Dortheimer: Difference between revisions

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Marcia was incredibly grateful to Gilbert and Paulette, but she couldn't do anything for them in return. She had to quit her job in Architecture and the household had no more income. Gilbert and Paulette tried to convince Marcia to ask some money to her many wealthy family members, but Marcia firmly refused to do so, as she still loathed her family, which she saw as nothing more than gold-hungry, self-centered and mean poeplepeople since her mother Pekoe and her sisters murdered her father Rémi.

When they were old enough to go to university, they really wanted to go there and lead succesfullsuccessful studies in order to become as rich as the rest of their dreaded family. However, they sacrifiedsacrificed these college years they dreamt about and spent those at home instead in order to not leave Marcia alone until her utter recovery. They were kind of saddened at their sacrifice but deep inside their hearts, they knew that they had made the right choice.

When Paulette and Gilbert arrived on the small tropical island, they were amazed by it'sits beauty. The two never had seen anything but Desiderata Valley in their lives. and discovered Barnacle Bay's warm beach and pleasant dwellers. They enjoyed their stay a lot, and finally made some friends after years of lack of social life.

When they came back from their tropical trip, they were decided to travel again. But they couldn't. Paulette efectivelyeffectively contracted a disease and her health soon decreased, inescapably. Gilbert was desperate to see his wife in this state and did not want to live the dark years of Marcia's depression again.

However, fate would exempt him from thsthe long and cruel anguish, as Paulette died in less than one week. Gilbert then had to raise their daughter all alone. Hopefully, Margaux learnt about Paulette's tragic an untimely death, and she invited Gilbert and Emma in order to help the widower raising Emma, not letting the two all alone.