
Assane shows up early for Raoul
For once Assane is on time. Claire is sceptical about his low-key night, and Raoul gets smothered by a dad who is finally there.

Every Lupin moment featuring Raoul Diop, in story order. Played by Théo Christine.
60 moments · 1h 20m · by Favseen
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For once Assane is on time. Claire is sceptical about his low-key night, and Raoul gets smothered by a dad who is finally there.

Assane gives his son the Arsène Lupin book his own father gave him and names it as his heritage, his method and his path.

Assane learns the stolen necklace is intact, so the scattered-gems story was a lie and his father may have been framed 25 years ago.

Assane recovers his father's copy of Arsène Lupin while Raoul reads his own; marked letters reveal Babakar's claim that he was innocent and trapped.

Girls' night turns out to be a date. Raoul teases his father about the handsome doctor with the nice car, then tells him to stop pretending he does not care.

Assane gives his 14-year-old a top hat, then springs a train trip on Claire, who finds she has no choice as usual.

Assane reveals the trip is to the Arsène Lupin celebration, and Raoul rattles off the treasure riddle from memory while Claire watches her two fans.

Father and son grill Claire about Marc, then Assane takes a group photo and admires himself in it.

Assane leads the birthday song far too loudly, produces a marble cake and a Lupin figure, then goes off to find drinks.

A fake inspector works down the carriage toward the family and Assane takes him on; afterwards he explains his bruises as a quarrel over the best Lupin story.

At Étretat the pregnant Claire shoots down Maurice, Assane Junior and Arsène before Assane lands on Raoul and promises no more fuck-ups.

Léonard threatens Raoul into silence, then phones his employer from a village bar to confess a setback; the voice on the line wants the father, not the boy.

A text from the captor's phone invites Assane to a rendezvous; one wrong Lupin detail tells Assane and Guédira it is a trap, and they decide to walk into it.

At the old house Léonard lets Raoul see his father and scream for him; Assane promises to kill anyone who touches his son and is dared to come and get him.

Assane tears through the old house calling for Raoul, who answers from somewhere inside; the kidnapper has left a mocking note behind.

Raoul screams for help from inside a car; a stranger smashes his way in, gets him out and says he is a cop and a friend of his father's.

On the drive, Guédira and Raoul compare favourite Arsène Lupin characters, and Raoul's answer is really about his father.

Guédira gets a bravo and then an order he does not understand: hand the boy over because the case now goes all the way to the top.

Raoul's call to his father is cut short; Hubert Pellegrini introduces himself and tells the boy what Assane really does for a living.

Reunited, Raoul asks his father the question straight; Assane tells him about Pellegrini and his grandfather, and makes a promise.

Closing montage: Assane brings Raoul back to his mother while Johnny Nash's song plays, and the episode ends on a single word.

Minutes after the rescue, Claire refuses to let Raoul praise his dad: she calls Assane a danger who can't keep promises and forbids him from seeing him.

Father and son trade favourite Lupin stories before Raoul admits he is tired of promises that it is almost over, and that he sounds like his mother.

Claire finds a message naming the bridge where she and Assane chose Raoul's name; Raoul insists on going, and Pellegrini is read his charges.

Assane meets Claire and Raoul at ten o'clock, tells them it is over, and leaves them with a promise to be watching.

Mid-eulogy at Père Lachaise, Guédira barges in demanding proof of death; the mourners erupt and the lid comes up.

At the grave, Raoul insists Assane escaped the coffin like Lupin would; Claire begs him to separate books from real life.

After rehearsing his new name, a disguised Assane meets Claire as the coach; she confides that Raoul just lost his father and he addresses the team.

Fleur Bélanger corners Claire again at Raoul's game; Claire tells her to leave her son alone and tells the coach this is the life Assane left her.

A reporter wants Claire's story on Assane's death; when the coach suggests she cannot move on, Claire reminds him Raoul is her son alone.