Ici tout commence: Did Alice Set Up Solenn for Revenge? Insights from Noémie Zeitoun and Charlie Loiselier

In the latest developments of Ici tout commence, Solenn finds herself in a precarious situation after being arrested by the police. The question on everyone's lips is whether Alice orchestrated this betrayal. Charlie Loiselier and Noémie Zeitoun share their thoughts on this tumultuous moment in the series.

Chaos reigns in Ici tout commence! Following the violent hostage situation at the Jourdain hotel, authorities are racing against time to uncover the identity of the criminals' accomplice. An anonymous tip leads Captain Brassac to search Solenn's car, where he discovers stolen jewelry belonging to Mentissa.

As Solenn is taken into custody, Alice watches on, seemingly convinced of her sister's guilt. In an interview, Charlie Loiselier reflects on the emotional turmoil faced by the two sisters during this crisis:

"Solenn is incredibly hurt by Alice's accusations, yet she also understands that Alice might feel justified in her suspicions if the roles were reversed. It's a profound betrayal for Solenn, but she also feels she has betrayed Alice in some way. There’s a mix of resentment and empathy in her feelings."

"Solenn Struggles to Blame Alice for Her Accusations"

Loiselier elaborates on Solenn's complex emotional state, stating that even as her sister accuses her and the police take her away, Solenn finds it difficult to harbor anger towards Alice:

"Solenn carries such immense guilt that even when her sister points fingers at her, she struggles to blame Alice."

Meanwhile, Noémie Zeitoun provides insight into Alice's mindset at this critical juncture, particularly after learning that her sister has been involved with Gaëtan (played by Terence Telle):

"Alice's hatred towards Solenn intensifies, leading her to suspect that Solenn might have played a role in the robbery. When Solenn is arrested, the public will assume Alice was the one who turned her in. There’s a cascade of accusations before the true culprit is revealed."

"Even I Didn't Recognize Alice"

Zeitoun continues, noting the drastic changes in Alice's character:

"Solenn will face significant challenges, both physically and emotionally. Even I didn’t recognize Alice in this moment. It’s not that she becomes evil, but she starts to act in unexpectedly violent ways. This reflects how Alice has completely lost her grip on reality. Witnessing Gaëtan in such a dire state, followed by the revelation of his affair with her sister, was a shocking blow for her."

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