In the text, Prévert's language is seen as espousing a conscious ideology, aligning himself with the people. In his poems, he gives an air of nobility and heroism to blue collar workers. In an homage to Prévert, 66 residents of a town read excerpts from his poems. The symbolism of birds in the works of Prévert and Saint-Denys Garneau is examined. A soldier's image is described as sleeping peacefully in nature. Actor Jean Reno reads a Prévert poem at the request of Johnny Hallyday's daughters. Prévert's works are seen as a mix of poetry and novels, influenced by historical contexts. In France, the education system includes Prévert's works in the curriculum. Jean-Luc Mélenchon supports lowering the voting age to 16, which is also advocated by a professor. A book by Georges Ribemont-Dessaignes includes a Prévert poem and a preface by Jacques Simonelli.