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3. Pourquoi est-ce que Momo commence à sourire à tout le monde ?Monsieur Ibrahim veut savoir pourquoi Momo ne sourit jamais. Il est surpris par cette question et il répond à Monsieur Ibrahim qu'il n'a pas les moyens de sourire. Monsieur Ibrahim dit à Momo que sourire n'est pas une question d'argent que s'il souriait, il serait heureux. Monsieur Ibrahim dit que le sourire est un truc pour les gens riches et heureux.Momo commence à sourire tout le temps. Il sourit à l'école, à la gym, à la cantine et aux putes. (Il a onze ans mais chez les putes il faut qu'il ait seize ans. Avec son sourire, il réussit à beaucoup de choses, ça marche, ça fonctionne.)p. 21 l. 9
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