While the heroes of “Tomorrow belongs to us” have just learned of Alma’s death, TF1 unveiled in advance the sequence of the tribute to the English teacher in which Jordan delivers a moving speech.
Warning, this article contains many spoilers on the next episodes of Tomorrow belongs to us. If you don’t want to know anything, don’t read on!
Last Friday, Alma (Camille de Pazzis) was brutally murdered by the Argenteuil monster. A tragic death which did not fail to upset our Sète heroes.
While the next episodes of the daily soap opera will be punctuated by the hunt for the serial killer, fans of Tomorrow belongs to us will also attend Alma’s funeral in the episode which will be broadcast this Friday, March 31 on TF1.
A moment rich in emotion that the channel invites us to discover in preview in a new excerpt posted on the MyTF1 platform.
Audrey (Charlotte Gaccio), Damien (Adrien Rob), Victoire (Solène Hébert), François (Emmanuel Moire), Charlie (Clémence Lassalas), Adam (Alain Le Bars), Chloé (Ingrid Chauvin), Étienne (Patrick Guérineau), Dorian (Rayane Huber), Jack (Dimitri Fouque), Rayane (Sasha Birdy), Lizzie (Juliette Mabilat) and William (Kamel Belghazi) gathered at the beach to pay a last vibrant tribute to Alma.
In this difficult moment for the relatives of the English teacher, Jordan (Maxime Lélue) delivers a particularly touching speech.
“We are the stuff dreams are made of. And our short life is surrounded by sleep“, he declares moved. These words are a quote from Storma play by William Shakespeare that Alma introduced her students to.
Jordan continues:If Shakespeare is right, what we are experiencing now is nothing but a bad dream. And in a way, that comforts me.And the young man adds:
“So thank you for being such a good teacher. Always smiling, attentive and demanding when necessary. Thank you for everything. Thank you for taking us as we were. Thank you for sharing your universe with us. Thank you for pushing us, always further. And thank you for Shakespeare. We will not forget you Madame Guérin.“. A moving sequence marked by the fine performance of Maxime Lélue.
If the crowd is large during this tribute, one character is missing. Indeed, Benjamin (Alexandre Varga) is absent although he has promised Audrey to be there. And for good reason, Benoît Letellier (Jean-Basptiste Maunier), the one the police suspect of being the Argenteuil killer, is missing.
As Benjamin is the last person to have seen him alive and they had a terrible altercation, the doctor was questioned by the teams of Commander Constant (Franck Monsigny) to clarify this story before being released.
It is therefore late that he arrives at the funeral of his companion. At worst, the latter sadly finds that he has not even had time to change. For Audrey, it doesn’t matter what he’s wearing because the most important thing is that he’s there.
Will Benjamin take the floor to evoke the memory of the one he loved so much? How will he recover from such a terrible loss? Will the police finally be able to stop the Argenteuil monster? Answer soon in Tomorrow belongs to us.