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The convent nuns form a warm, disciplined community whose gentle teasing reveals affection beneath religious routine. They care for Roxane, welcome Cyrano with “special cakes”, and make the convent feel less like a retreat than a living circle of friendship and memory.
Are the convent nuns merely a quiet background community, or does their shared care give Roxane a form of strength? When they call Cyrano “funny” and prepare “special cakes”, are they simply being hospitable, or are they preserving friendship, memory, and human warmth within a disciplined religious life?
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