As the series Un si grand soleil begins a two-week break, viewers are probably wondering what awaits Cécile and Achille in the next episodes? Marie-Gaëlle Cals made some revelations to Allociné.
On June 20, France 2 broadcast the last episode of Un si grand soleil before taking a two-week break to make way for the legislative election campaign.
While the public channel will be offering a special evening on July 3 with the broadcast of seven new episodes to make up for the delay, viewers are probably already wondering what awaits Cécile (Marie-Gaëlle Cals) and Achille (Matthieu Rodriguez) in the rest of the soap opera.
It must be said that the series ended on a huge climax. Indeed, Cécile and Achille still do not know that Christophe (Hubert Benhamdine) has ended his life. A drama that obviously promises to turn Cécile and Achille’s lives upside down.
In this context, how will they react when they learn that the one they loved so much is dead and how will they get through this terrible ordeal? The suspense is at its peak.
For Allociné, Marie-Cals confided in us about what awaits Cécile during the next episodes of the daily soap opera on France 2.
Allociné: The series will be on hiatus for two weeks. What can you say to fans of the show who are impatient to discover the rest of this storyline?
Marie-Gaëlle Cals : Cécile will take care of everything and will not really have time to feel. There will be above all a cataclysmic effect on Achille. Cécile will be taken by surprise. This child will fall into her arms so fortunately the bonds were woven. She will also discover the hypersensitivity of her teenager and then especially the bond that connected him to his past via Christophe. Achille will collapse. What path will they be able to take together to get through this ordeal?
The relationship between Cécile and Achille took a long time to rebuild. Could Christophe’s death shake their relationship? Are tensions to be expected between Cécile and Achille or will they on the contrary strengthen their bonds with this story?
I think it will strengthen them. Cécile’s strength is that she holds on. That doesn’t mean she doesn’t suffer, but she holds on because at some point she will realize that her son is not going in the right direction. Achille will identify with Christophe and have a lot of empathy for him. He puts him on a pedestal by saying that what Cécile couldn’t do as a judge, Christophe did as a vigilante.
Cécile will therefore take the measure of the psychological danger into which he sinks and will walk step by step with him. However, she does not know how to do it. It is an obstacle course and an endurance race for her. She will try to accompany him as best she can.
What future for Cécile after this terrible ordeal? What woman could she become after all this?
I think she will come back to life. It’s going to be his only way to get through this ordeal. I think she especially wants to forget. Afterwards, is it going to be easy? Not necessarily. And then she has the great responsibility of Achilles for whom things are not going to get better overnight. It will even get worse. Cécile will accompany him delicately.
