Talk:Stéphane Rideau

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Bisexual character

Seems to me there's little in "Les Roseaux Sauvages" that supports the statement that Rideau's character is bisexual. Clearly his romantic interests focus exclusively on Maité; that he has sex with Gael Morel's character seems to have to do mostly with being horny and not having an obliging female nearby. One isolated homosexual act is not the same as being attracted to men, which is what "bisexual" indicates.