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Papillon;

Henri CHARRIERE

Text: English, French (translation)

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They referred to the notorious penal colony as "the place from Papillon," linking the location to the famous novel.

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It is the place from Papillon. Yeah, in the world. The most horrendous sort of conditions. It is the place from Papillon.

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They referred to the notorious penal colony as "the place from Papillon," linking the location to the famous novel.

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It is the place from Papillon. Yeah, in the world. The most horrendous sort of conditions. It is the place from Papillon.

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It was given to Tim Jenkin while imprisoned in South Africa, and he considered it a 'manual of escape' for his future plans to escape prison.

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And his book was written in such a way that it was really a manual of escape, what to do and what not to do, and how to pull off a successful escape.

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It was given to Tim Jenkin while imprisoned in South Africa, and he considered it a 'manual of escape' for his future plans to escape prison.

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And his book was written in such a way that it was really a manual of escape, what to do and what not to do, and how to pull off a successful escape.

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During a discussion about French Guiana, Taylor Cavanaugh casually referenced the movie adaptation of Papillon, starring Dustin Hoffman. He noted that the 1970s film vividly depicted the harsh environment of the French penal colony, using it as a geographical and historical touchstone, though the book itself was not directly discussed.

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The movie based on this book, starring Dustin Hoffman, was mentioned as being about the French penal colony in French Guiana.

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And anybody seen the movie as the Papillon? It's like with Dennis Hoffman, old movie in the 70s. That's the movie about French Guillaume, which is, dude, there's a lot of gold down there.

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