His only degree was his tenacity and freedom of thought (other names for his responsibility). Writing as an older man, Légaut recovered his dream as a youth: to express spiritual life just as it is, in a sincere and honest way, avoiding utopian speculation.
Légaut's sole attribute was his unwavering tenacity and freedom of thought (which can also be seen as a manifestation of his accountability). As an older man, he rekindled his youthful dream: to genuinely convey the essence of spiritual life, unencumbered by fanciful ideas.