This Thursday, November 21 after his 421st victory, Émilien the greatest Midday Master in the History of 12 shots of noon discovered its mysterious 15th Star. In an interview given to Télé-Leisure, he confided his surprise when he understood who was hidden behind the blue boxes.
That's it, Émilien has (finally) achieved a “Masterstroke” and won his fifteenth Mysterious Star. Greatest champion in the history of 12 shots of noon and TV games in France, he therefore increases his prize pool and pushes his record even higher. While the face of the personality hiding behind the blue boxes has been discovered since Tuesday November 19 alreadywe had to wait until this Thursday, November 21 for the young Vendéen to achieve a “Masterstroke” and be able to propose a name.
“I didn’t expect it at all” : Émilien reacts to the surprising personality hidden behind his mysterious fifteenth Star in The 12 strokes of noon
At the end of the five questions, Émilien was therefore able to submit the name of Victor Hugo to Jean-Luc Reichmann. This is howhe won the Star worth 29,778 euros. If winning such a prize is no longer a surprise for the student, seeing the writer behind it was one. He spoke of his astonishment in an interview with Tele-Leisure. “It seemed impossible to me that it was him, because it's never the kind of name that is found in the Mysterious Star. So that was a real big surprise.”he says when we ask him how he became a writer.
“I didn’t have this idea at all before” : the clues were not sufficient for Émilien to find the mysterious Star in The 12 strokes of noon
Although many clues had been revealed, it was only very late that the young man understood that it was the author of the Miserable. “So, the very last clue and the concordance between all the clues and the beginning of the portrait pointed me in this direction a little, but I didn't have this idea at all before”he explained to us. Very honest, the champion affirms that, without the photo, he would perhaps still be looking: “I think I would have had a hard time finding it without the portrait.” What disturbed the candidate is that it is often contemporary personalities behind the Mysterious Stars. “The very first Star, I was able to try a few names of people from that era, but since then, I have never tried anything like this again,” adds Émilien. He is now warned that for the sixteenth fresco, the field of possibilities will have to be opened up!
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