In the episode of More beautiful life, even more beautiful from Thursday October 17, 2024 – available in streaming – Patrick and Jean-Paul have heard the news and are looking together to find out who could have wanted to poison the three recent victims. The commissioner imagines that Lucie is a collateral victim and that the poison ingested by Jules was intended for his girlfriend Morgane. Surprised by his father-in-law’s train of thought, Jean-Paul, who finds the hypothesis of hatred of cops to be a bit far-fetched, must nevertheless admit that he has no other idea.
More beautiful life in advance: Léa and Gabriel make a discovery
At the medical office, Léa and Gabriel also make assumptions. Thomas’ husband wonders if they were wrong about the poison. According to him, it could be a drug overdose. After reflection, the two toxins having been eliminated from Patrick’s body after a simple stomach wash, the two doctors return to their basic hypothesis: the poison was ingested orally and through food. Léa and Gabriel are well aware of going in circles. However, they managed to highlight a particularity of these poisonings: the ingestion of the plant, despite its very bitter taste, did not alert any of the poisoned people. His bitterness was therefore necessarily deliberately masked.
More beautiful life in advance: Yolande stole a gourmet paneer intended for Mirta and distributes the products around her
At the Massalia residence, Mirta receives the packages received by a delivery man and instructs Yolande to bring them to their recipients. She takes the opportunity to suggest to her friend not to grab one of them in passing, as she accuses her of having done with the gourmet basket that Robert claims to have left for her two years ago. weeks. An accusation which angers Yolande but which Mirta does not accompany with any reproach.
Later, Yolande goes to her daughter’s work to give her an enormous Tomme de Brebis which, we understand, comes from the basket in question. Yolande also explains to Babeth to get rid of the products by scattering them around her so that her friend doesn’t discover the pot-aux-roses. When Jennifer learns that Léa no longer sleeps or eats, she decides to prepare her a snack: a bread and cheese sandwich.
More beautiful life in advance: the unidentified poisoner claims a new victim
At the police station, Morgane joins Patrick and Jean-Paul’s investigation. She highlights the fact that as her two colleagues live together, it is very likely that the poisoner is someone they arrested together – all three of them – and that Lucie ingested a poison intended for her father. This hypothesis supposes that the poisoner would have entered the Nebout apartment and Jules’ bedroom. The police then make a list of people for whom they have knowingly opened the door recently. The hypothesis ultimately being a bit far-fetched, Patrick, Jean-Paul and Morgane conclude that if there is a poisoner, he does not choose his victims at random and he necessarily has a motive.
Morgane ends up coming across the case of a Peruvian woman who poisoned five members of her family with datura. But while she tries to communicate this information to Jean-Paul, the latter is concerned. Léa, who was supposed to meet him at the police station thirty minutes ago, does not respond. When he decides to go pick her up, he finds his wife confused and in pain dictating into her phone the symptoms she’s been experiencing since she ate her cheese sandwich. Just before passing out, she tells Jean-Paul to take her to the emergency room and inform the medical staff that she was poisoned with datura.
More beautiful life in advance: Louis tries to escape Zoé but Ariane makes a pact with her daughter
Louis, annoyed by Zoé’s shenanigans, arranges a secret meeting with Ariane to inform her that her daughter is desperate to get in touch with him. While the convict claims not to have had much choice in his job opportunities, he takes the opportunity to imply to Ariane that Zoé is imagining improbable things. Because Louis insists on the fact that he has no choice in going to work at the residence and because he says he is sorry to upset Zoé with his presence, Ariane agrees to try to reason with her daughter – who does not listen. no longer his surrogate father.
Back at the residence, Louis sketches part of the building when Mirta sees his drawing and congratulates him. According to Mirta, the former, well-known soap factory housed within these walls experienced a bloody settling of scores before finally being disused and becoming, years later, a student residence. Louis, under the guise of architectural passion, seeks to know if there are other vestiges of the soap factory that he could sketch.
For her part, Ariane tries to make her daughter listen to reason. Zoé is especially hurt to understand that for Louis, moving forward means removing her from his life and forgetting her. Deeply touched, the young woman refuses to let him go. She talks about her need to protect Louis who, as she senses, is planning a coup. She imagines and above all hopes to have the power to make him change his mind because she is so keen that he does not return to prison. Ariane then suggests to Zoé that she monitor Louis closely and take him into custody as soon as she discovers a clue that would betray her plans.
