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Mister Aquin, the first article I think I read of yours
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must be now... twelve years ago, or thereabouts
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and you spoke of the cultural fatigue of French Canada
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that the culture was tired and worn out.
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Do you still think that?
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When I wrote this article I thought that
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it was quite the accurate definition
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of the state of culture in Quebec
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and I... Now I have to think very much to adjust this thought to now.
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But what I think that I was writing at that period
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I was writing in a sort of pre-revolutionary period.
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And there has been no revolution after that.
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- Not even a cultural revolution?
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- No.
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- I mean, look at the... the vivacity of the culture of Quebec
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now... to which you yourself contributed.
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Many new novels, much new poetry, films and so on.
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But that's not a revolution?
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- Not if I consider that the Chinese Cultural Revolution
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is a pattern to examine the revolutions of the others
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I don't think so.
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It may come... It is probably always about to come.
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but this process is very slow in Quebec
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but I think it's maturing slowly, that's it.
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It's not necessarily postponed indefinitely.
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This is a political website, and I am a politician.
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But I would really rather not spend too much of my time and yours talking about politics.
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but I will try to keep the ranting to a minimum
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I know first hand that politics can be a wonderful force
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Courageous decisions taken in parliament in the past have opened this country to the world
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signed us on to international accords and alliances,
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protected individual rights and freedoms, created the health care system,
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and generally improved in countless ways
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the daily lives of both Canadians and our communities.
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Across this country, there has been an awakening,
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as individuals are beginning to realize just how powerful each of us is,
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and that everyone has the ability to improve the world around them.
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But more, as citizens living in one of the best places on Earth,
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it becomes our responsibility to use that good fortune,
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to help generate solutions for the world…
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And what about the young people demonstrating in the streets?
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- Who?
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I don't know.
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I don’t see them in my neighbourhood.
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- Where do you live?
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- Where do you think I live? Chinatown, right?
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No! The Chinese don't really live there, you know...
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Me, I live in Côte-Des-Neiges!
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But you have heard about the young people and their demonstrations, right ?
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I mean...
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You must have seen them downtown?
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I have... But I don't understand why they're doing this.
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Can you open your legs a bit more?
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To me those students, they mix up everything.
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Some even want Quebec separation.
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And what do you think about that?
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I don’t know... It’s not my business.
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It is your business. You live here!
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Well... I wonder sometimes,
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who are they, the Quebecers? Are they not Canadians?
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I never understand. Nobody wants to explain me.
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Nobody I know, they understand too…
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Me, I come to live here in Canada.
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People who live here are Canadians? No?
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See? Even you don’t know!
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I just... don’t understand.
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What is missing?
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People here are rich, are free...
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No war...
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What more they want?
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Why they want to leave?
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They want to give up all this?
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Maybe they just want to exist?
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Me and my family, we want to exist too.
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This is why we run from starvation and dictators.
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This is the first time I have a client like you.
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Ok.
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Are you born like this?
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But you could not choose? Like the people here?
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No, that’s not it.
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It’s just...
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That’s how I am, you know?
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Well... My reading of that novel makes me think that
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you already had come to the conclusion that the prospect of revolution was...
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at least very doubtful.
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You were very ambiguous about what the next episode would be.
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The narrator was doubtful, I don’t think I was.
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But I would say that I projected upon the...
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you know, huh… personnage…
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a figure that is quite doubtful,
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quite hesitant and quite foolish and…
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Yes.
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- But he’s hesitating about whether or not violence is...
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is desirable or.. - Yes!
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necessary or even... even possible.
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- Yes.
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But that’s... that’s the narrator.
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- That’s the narrator, yes.
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Yes. I was saying at that time - I remember that - that huh…
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a person would ask me “is violence inevitable?”
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I would say
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