Chapter 5:- Lou gives us information about Mr Marin. He is the terror of high school. It has a lot of strict rules. He does not hesitate to use sarcasm: "Mr. Muller here is a comb, I give you two minutes to do your hair". Even with her 18 average, Lou is not immune to this teacher's comments.- Mr. Marin gives several statistics to Lou on the homeless. We learn that there are between 200,000 and 300,000 homeless people in France, 40% of whom are women who are mainly between 16 and 18 years old.- At recess, Lou is alone. She observes the other students from afar. Axelle and Léa are friends. All the boys look at them.- A few days after back home, they had invited Lou to their birthday party, but at the last moment Lou, who had been scared, had not gone. Her mother had said nothing to encourage her. Since that day, Axelle and Léa no longer speak to her.- Lou saw a psychologist (Ms. Cortanze) for a few months when she was 8 years old. She had explained to her what it meant to be "intellectually precocious" by comparing it to a car that had many options and was more efficient than the others. She had said that Lou would have to learn to drive it when she grew up.- At the end of the school day, Lucas comes to talk to Lou about her presentation. He nicknames her "nugget" and reassures her with his childish smile when Lou is unable to answer her.- Lou will have to convince No to help her with her project.

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