Why was it mentioned a few times that the co-owner of the gallery looked familiar. Did I miss a connection somewhere?

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Ellen Klock I think he was Elise’s husband’s son from another relationship. That is why he looked familiar to those who were from Paris who knew him.

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Amanda Santiago Omg yes! This is driving me crazy! Who was he!?? Did I miss something?

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Linda Because she was really Mathilde and she recognized him from her childhood, I think.

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Helen I had the very same question. Why would both Elise and Juliette say he was familiar and then not clarify why?

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Jennie I came here to ask the same question. Maybe it’s an editing issue.

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Barbara Adams Yes I’d like to know! I really thought there would be explanation.

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Susan I’m here looking for the same answer! Glad I’m not alone!

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Laraine This is driving me crazy!

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Adrienne Moriarty Just finished the book, which I loved. I’m wondering the same thing!! What was the point?

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Arthur Juliette and Lucie might both have seen him around, but I agree that it seems there should be more than that. I feel like a scene has been edited out that would have tangentially connected him to the rest, as if he were some neighbor's son or the son of one of Olivier's compatriots.

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Lindsey Pilgreen Perhaps he was loosely part of the artist group they were a part of in New York or in Paris? Just someone vaguely known in the artist world perhaps?

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