 When Victor Hugo visited the area with Juliette Drouet, he might well have visited the little fishing port whilst preparing his novel on local fishermen, Toilers of the Sea(1866) - in which a murder is committed at the end of Saint-Lunaire's Decolle promontory.Saint-Lunaire had changed radically by the end of the twentieth century.The local population grew with the development of Saint-Malo's fishing industry, particularly in the waters off Newfoundland.