Okay, the user wants me to translate "puppet masters" into French. Let me think about the correct translation.
First, "puppet" in French is "poupée" for a doll, but in the context of puppeteers or someone controlling others, the term "maître de marionnette" comes to mind. However, "puppet masters" can also be translated as "maîtres de marionnette" in French. Wait, but maybe there's a more idiomatic expression. Let me check.
Alternatively, "puppet master" can be translated as "maître des marionnettes" or "maître de marionnette". But I need to make sure it's the correct plural form. "Maîtres de marionnette" would be the plural. However, in French, sometimes the term "manipulateur" is used for someone who manipulates others, but that's more about manipulation than literal puppets.
Considering the user's previous message where they said "puppet masters" and the response was "maîtres de marionnette", maybe that's the correct translation. I should confirm if that's the standard term. Yes, "maîtres de marionnette" is the correct plural form for "puppet masters" in French. So the translation should be "maîtres de marionnette".
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