During the conversation of Ti Moune and M. Bienconnu, it shows how Ti Moune is separated from the villagers. Ti Moune wants to chase her love, who is a grand homme Daniel and lived far away in the city. M. Bienconnu does not think they can be together and tries to explain their difference to Ti Moune. He says that "To be tranquil, one must hang one's hat where one can reach it. Keep one' heart where one can feel its beat." He explains that Ti Moune and Daniel are so different, between them are not only the far distance of road the but also the far distance of social level. Just like the history of the island before, which a peasant girl fall in love with a grand homme, the enddning is not good. Like he says later that "History cast our fate in stone." M. Bienconnu want to warm Ti Moune that she is chasing something she can not every touch.
On the other hand, Ti Moune can not listen to anyone and think clearly. She really fall in love with Daniel and determined her mind. She thinks that she is able to change her fate because she does that for Daniel. She believes that she has come through from the storm and she only has those dreams to support her in life. She still think that she can be love with Daniel. And this show the dualities between Ti Moune and communities of the villagers.
At the end, even though M. Bienconnu failed in stopping Ti Moune from leaving, but his word does claim her down and let her go to talk with Mama Euralie.
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