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Lupin's aliases (1922–1941) · Northern France, before the war

The Eight Strokes of the Clock

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Eight short cases with the mysterious Prince Rénine

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Prince Serge Rénine, who is Lupin under another name, meets Hortense Daniel, a young woman stuck in an unhappy marriage, and makes her an offer: eight adventures together in three months, until the eighth stroke of an old clock. Each chapter is a self-contained case across northern France: a death at a château, an old crime by the river, a murder that looks like suicide. Rénine cracks them with sharp eyes and nerve, and Hortense works every case with him. Between cases the two grow closer, and the book ends with the answer to the clock's challenge.

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What changed on screen

  1. Behind the scenesWho Prince Rénine is

    Rénine is Lupin under another name, and the book makes that clear to the reader from the start.

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  2. Behind the scenesA real partner

    Hortense Daniel works all eight cases alongside Rénine.

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