Characters
- Dusoleil: a self-proclaimed "ordinary guy" who discovers he can walk through walls
- Isabelle: an unhappily married woman and the object of Dusoleil's affections
- Whore, Painter, Newsvendor: three street workers who support Dusoleil
- Prosecutor: Isabelle's husband, a man with more than a few skeletons in his closet
- Boss: Dusoleil's nasty boss
- Doctor Roucefort: Dusoleil's doctor, who gives him the eventual cure to his intangibility
- Madeleine, Claire, Charles, Bertrand: Dusoleil's co-workers. The women reveal feelings for Dusoleil when they discover he is the elusive "Monsieur Passepartout"
- Policemen: "henchmen" hired by the prosecutor to keep the people of Montmartre in check
- Monsieur le President: President of the tribunal that tries Dusoleil
- Advocate: Dusoleil's lawyer, who appears on behalf of Dusoleil on his very first day in court
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