While you may not easily roll your boule closest to the cochon, areas to either side of the cochon is still open. You may indeed point your boule closest, or at least close enough (2nd closest) to prevent any further points to be added by your opponent.
Danger:
If you attempt to strike your opponent’s boule out of the way, you may, in hitting your opponent’s boule, move it even closer to the cochon.
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