What really happened on the evening of Christian Peyrac’s death in Un si grand soleil? Hélène is in any case preparing to make disturbing confessions during the next episodes of the France 2 daily soap opera.
Warning, this article contains spoilers for the next episodes of Un si grand soleil. If you don’t want to know anything, don’t read what follows!
Since the death of Christian (Nils Ohlund), Hélène (Sophie Le Tellier) has experienced a real descent into hell in Un si grand soleil.
While the police investigate the mysterious circumstances of this tragedy, Hélène gradually begins to recover her memory. Unfortunately, there is no indication yet that she is innocent.
In the midst of turmoil, the former nurse even comes to believe that she killed the art dealer. Between her mental disorders and the fact that she bought a gun at the time of her breakup with Christian, Hélène ticks all the boxes of the ideal culprit.
But did she really kill Christian? One thing is certain, Hélène is about to make disturbing confessions during the next episodes of Un si grand soleil.
Hélène’s disturbing confessions
In a previously unpublished extract available on the France.tv platformYann (Constantin Balsan) goes to Hélène’s bedside to question her because he managed to get his hands on the arms dealer who sold him his revolver about a year ago.
“That’s right, I did it. I bought a gun for shooting“, she admits before continuing: “And I used it to kill Christian. “
Florent (Fabrice Deville), who is present during this new interrogation, tries to interrupt his client but she continues. “He threatened me. I shot him. And he shot me to defend himself“.
When Yann then tries to find out if it was she who fired first, Hélène confirms it to him. The problem ? The weapon that killed Christian Peyrac was an automatic while Hélène bought a revolver. She therefore could not have killed the art dealer as she indicates.
“I confessed, what more do you need?“, she asks Yann. After intervening, Florent tries to make her understand that she is inevitably wrong about her memories.
Will Hélène end up remembering the true events of that evening? For their part, will the police put themselves on the trail of Romain Corvisart, Christian’s associate, before it is too late? Answer soon in Un si grand soleil!