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- Are you okay? - Yes.
An indigestion that lasted a week?
I 'll end up thinking you're pregnant.
Oh shit.
You are pregnant?
6 weeks.
I don't know how to tell my mother.
Last year I told him about having a son,...
...and he didn't like it too much.
- Can you tell him? - Me? What am I gonna say?
I have just arrived. Hey, Candice, your daughter...
What's happening? Am I badly combed?
No not at all. You are very pretty.
Are you sure you don't want to come? They say the show is great.
I have too much work.
You're still a bit down.
Go make yourself some chicken broth and put cider vinegar in it.
And fresh parsley. And a little ginger, too.
It's a recipe from Grandma. It is super effective.
- Grandmother's recipe. - Well, I'm leaving.
- Have fun. - Yes.
IT IS BETTER TO GIVE ENVY THAN PAIN.
You were right, they were in the car.
You see, I told you.
- How cute you are. - Thank you. Well, I'm leaving.
How are you?
- Crazed. - Cool.
¡Bravo!
Thank you, thank you, dear and magnificent public.
Thank you very much for coming.
And tonight, for our final issue,...
...we received someone from the public.
You, the voluptuous blonde lady like Marilyn.
- No no no! - Let's go!
No, thanks.
Well, nobody? A gentleman, perhaps?
¿No?
So music!
Something strange.
Yes. Yesterday I was full of desire to live.
We are nothing.
If you had seen her on stage.
The owner found her this morning.
He had given her the keys. She wanted to rehearse a new choreo.
Maybe she opened the door for her attacker.
Or it was an accident.
He fell down the stairs and hit his head.
No. That wasn't what killed her.
She is cyanotic. She suffocated to death.
Look at the bruises around the mouth.
Her attacker had to squeeze extremely hard to suffocate her.
- With what? - I don't know that yet.
All I know is that he died around midnight.
Right after the show.
Did you see those ancient scars?
Suicide attempts?
There are two other dancers in the company.
I'm going to find out if they had a fight.
Okay. I'm going to smoke a cigarette.
I also.
- I came to see you last night. - Was he here yesterday?
Yes, I thought it was awesome. I had a wonderful time.
Do you know why Amélie tried to commit suicide several times?
For all the humiliations he suffered because of his weight.
When they forced her to pay...
...two seats on a plane, collapsed.
The cabaret for her was like a second birth.
In the scene they looked at her differently,...
...like an artist.
I was radiant.
I already remember. She is the blonde Marilyn.
Why did you refuse to go up with us?
- I did not dare. - But you have to dare.
That's what Amélie said. Let's dare.
What time did you leave last night?
I don't know. At about 11 p.m.
Marlene and I left...
...directly, to the apartment we rent.
This morning I realized...
...that Amélie hadn't come home.
Were there tensions between you?
tensions? No not at all.
Did you know Amélie well?
Since about 6 months.
After his suicide attempt ,...
...he left Sète, decided to rebuild his life in Bourdeaux..
She created the company.
And why did you return to act in Sète?
It was kind of a challenge. She wanted revenge.
- Whose? - What do you think?
When you weigh 80 kg at the age of 16,...
...you're not exactly the star of the school.
At that age you can be very cruel...
...with the different ones.
At all ages, when you weigh 50 kg more...
...That the others,...
...and you're looking for a job, always...
...there is someone to point out that you are out of the norm.
Or that you smell bad.
Did you have a grudge against someone in particular?
I do not know. But based on my experience...
...there must be lots.
Do you know who I blame?
To the one who designed the seats of the theater of my town.
With an armrest on each side. I could never go.
Do you know if Amélie has family in the area?
No. Her mother followed her to Bourdeaux.
Who is going to tell him?
- How are you? - I have news.
- What? - I have news.
I am sorry. I am sorry.
- I can pass? - Ahead.
- I wanted to ask you something. - Antoine!
I know who posted our data on the Internet.
His name is Julien Barrot.
He has a record and I have his address.
Good boy. Ve with Ismaël y tráeme a ese cretino.
- With great pleasure. - Anything else?
Yes. I wanted to tell you...
...that they called me from the Criminal of Paris.
Yes?
I was offered a position of pure gold.
I think it's great, for you, for your career.
But frankly, I don't understand why they chose me.
I don't know anyone in Paris.
- I wonder if it was you. - No.
It must be that your good reputation precedes you. It must be that.
Or your lucky star.
Congratulations.
A beautiful star that shines by day...
...and blinks when they make her angry. You know who I'm talking about?
I know, yes.
Candice, Amélie came by last week.
Nora attended her. She will tell you.
It was due to several facts, which had prescribed,...
...and wanted to know what resources he had left.
Against several people who had wronged her.
First he told me about his family doctor.
He put me on a diet, without detecting...
...that she had a hormonal imbalance.
I was 12 years old. I will have sequels for life.
I developed an eating disorder.
Nothing can be done?
I was angry too...
...with the principal of his old school.
For not protecting her from the harassment she suffered at that time.
He accused him of abandonment of person.
And to finish:
She was the worst of all.
I think that's the one that hurt me the most.
- Who are you talking about? Clara Lombardini.
She was so beautiful.
Slim, cute, popular.
It made my school years hell.
He called me "pig".
"The bag of fat".
Because of him I didn't graduate. I didn't finish school.
I'm sorry, but, after so long, it prescribed.
Did you prescribe? Really?
I come here, I ask you for help,...
...and justice can't do anything for me?
I'm sure they sleep like logs, very calm.
How good. But I have an idea.
I think I'm going to settle my accounts by myself.
Lombardini. Sounds like me
Thank you, Nora.
Lombardini.
Is this. Alexander Lombardini.
He appears for the regionals and his wife is Clara.
I saw her at the cabaret last night.
Pénélope received a very good offer from the Criminal de Paris.
I imagine he owes it to you.
you know me Give him the taste...
...to the companions it gives me the pleasure.
Are they getting along now? So they are friends.
And we'll see how we get along .
At that time, Amélie Lartigue did not present...
...a complaint against you for bullying at school.
He had decided to take revenge in another way.
A week ago he posted photos of himself on social media.
This is you younger.
And this is you now.
Look. In the comments, she remembers...
...all his insults to fat people at school.
How does it feel to see them?
I can't stand those photos.
At 18 I was skinny.
Diet without fat, without sugar.
And at night an apple for dinner.
My mother was a scale psychopath.
I had to weigh myself every morning.
Then I had two pregnancies.
I saw her yesterday at the cabaret.
It was for Amélie to remove the photos, wasn't it?
Nerd. She invited me.
We met a week ago, to talk.
And I realized all the pain...
...which had provoked him at school.
And he forgave me.
Did he forgive her without removing the photos?
What did you do after the cabaret?
- I went home. - Alone?
My children are with their grandparents,...
...and my husband works on his campaign.
They already arrested you in a demonstration...
...for using Molotov cocktails...
...and for assault and contempt of authority, and they gave you probation.
Your client has a good resume.
Where do you want to go?
They screwed up. They can't hit me, she's my lawyer.
- Who hit you? - Did we hurt you?
You were the one who published our addresses...
...on the Internet, the one who screwed up was you, not us.
You have fun sending rape threats, coffins.
I never sent coffins.
We trace back to your computer.
The address thing, yes. I did it for civic purposes.
We are fed up with attacks and abuse.
If someone does justice on their own, don't be surprised.
- Who is the vigilante, you? - Yes.
You light a fire, you endanger...
...our lives and hide behind your computer.
How many more jerk off throwing shit at us?
It's me. One man is enough, as the poet would say.
Disclosure in the network of personal data.
Threats of death. Endangering the lives of others.
You call that making poetry?
You feel like hitting me, don't you?
They are keen, I think.
Hello. How are you?
BSU of Sete. Hello.
What?
Come on, don't waste your time. to evacuate.
Come on, we have to evacuate.
- I'll see there's no one left. - Look at the offices.
- Where's Candice? She-she left with Mehdi.
C'mon C'mon.
Do not imagine anything. Was not me. I work alone.
Maybe it 's a terrorist attack.
Yes, they have the habit of giving advance notice.
Fear changes sides. I like to watch it.
Shut your mouth.
The explosives unit is coming .
Does that backpack belong to someone?
Is there someone?
No one?
Everything in order, Commissioner. No one.
Did you see Nathalie? Where is Natalie?
I went to the lab, no one was there.
- I'm coming. - Marquez!
Marquez, wait!
Wait here, Monge, you've done a lot.
Does this backpack belong to someone?
Where did they all go?
Natalie! What are you doing?
Everyone is looking for you. There's a bomb threat.
Is here.
I see the wires.
Maybe I touched the detonator when I opened the backpack.
Turn off cell phones.
The waves can activate the mechanism.
Where is yours?
In the back pocket of the pants.
I go. I go.
Calm down, Natalie.
It is done. I have it.
The explosives unit is coming.
They won't be long, so everything will be fine.
Marquez, go back downstairs with the others.
- No. I'm staying here. - That's an order.
I stay here!
It's stupid.
Maybe it's romantic, but it's stupid.
And I want someone to bring flowers to my grave.
Damn, I don't get it. I looked everywhere.
I looked everywhere.
They are coming.
Don't stay there. it stresses me out
- I'm going to end up letting her go. - I'm not going.
It's in that backpack.
- Everything will be fine. - Marquez.
- We have to go. - I stay here.
Marquez. Let's go.
- Nathalie. - I swear that if I go out...
...from this I'm going to leave my bags at your house.
If you can hurry, I'm starting to get cramps.
Do not move.
I'm going to look inside the backpack.
- Yes? In agreement? - Yes.
- As it is called? - Nathalie.
Like the Gilbert Bécaud song.
And what is that song about?
Of a complicated love, as always.
- Richard, do you read me? -5 out of 5.
It's a radio-guided detonation system .
The mechanism can be activated remotely.
It can explode at any moment.
Do you have time to boost my morale?
Nathalie, you're doing great, okay?
I'm going to cut the wires.
We will. We will.
Strive. I hate shoddy jobs.
¡Nathalie!
- Are you okay? - Yes Yes.
This morning they will go to the markets and in the afternoon, door to door.
Every vote counts. We have to give it all.
Remember the municipal ones. They beat us by 200 votes.
I don't want us to experience that again.
I count on you. Thanks.
Good morning, Commander Renoir of the BSU de Sète.
- Chief Brigadier Badou. - Hello.
Last night a woman was murdered, Amélie Lartigue.
The dancer?
- She's dead? He-he Posted pictures of his wife.
And also the fat- phobic comments he made to her at school.
- Did you know her? - Of course.
In an election campaign...
...we read everything about the candidate and his wife.
Especially on social networks.
- Excuse me, do you who is it? - Jean-Charles Dussieux.
I carry the communication of the campaign.
Wait. My wife doesn't have...
...strictly nothing to do with this drama.
He apologized to that woman.
I'm going to do a press release.
This can go down very badly.
Where was he last night, around midnight?
We were here, working on tomorrow's speech.
Yes Antoine?
What? Damn.
Loic, are you okay?
- We go. - I have the number...
...from the one who gave the bomb warning .
I found it right next to it.
He could be looking at us right now.
- Do you have his name? - Marouane Bekhi.
- Marouane Bekhi? - Yes.
We questioned him 15 days ago for possession of cannabis.
- Marouane Bekhi, do you know him? - No.
You better tell me the truth, because we're going to check it out.
And he won't hesitate to give you away.
- Antoine. - Yes.
I don't have good memories of the bombs.
The prosecutor is watching us.
How are you? Are you okay Bernard?
- Be Jerome. - Jerome.
Congratulations.
Yes, thanks.
- Mrs. prosecutor. - Commander.
As I said, it is handmade.
Composed of an agricultural product...
...and connected by radio.
He had 3 kg of explosives,...
...enough to blow this whole thing up.
If it was ready to explode, why didn't the perpetrator detonate it?
If he just wanted to scare us, he would have planted a fake bomb.
I don't know the answer to that.
He left her in the bathroom, upstairs. Maybe she knows the house.
Someone who has already been arrested or informed by an accomplice.
There is no camera in the bathroom but there is at the entrance.
Maybe we'll find something.
The confiaré el caso has the PJ of Montpellier.
You will have to pass the elements to them.
You have to find it.
I heard about the bomb. I panic.
- You got scared? - Yes.
- Well, isn't that love? - Do you think it's love?
The best chicken in Sète. Chicken Nugget.
The best chicken in Sète. Chicken Nugget.
- Do you make chicken stir fry? - Damn!
¡Alto, Marouane!
- How long have you been here? - I dont know.
About 2 hours. It is a declared job. Everything in order.
I swear it's true.
And blowing up the police station is a declared job?
Hey? What is she talking about?
They tried to make us fly through the air,...
...we got a notice, and it came from your number.
I didn't call the police. What are you talking about?
So how did your number show up?
I do not know. He was the psycho.
It was the psycho, sure. He was the psycho.
- Stop teasing us. - I swear it's true.
It was a hooded guy.
He pulled a gun on me, took my phone...
...and he left. It's true. Then I bought another.
What are you doing? Hands up! Hands up, I said!
That gun is a Glock 26. He had the same one.
I know because he put it right here for me.
I swear! It 's a police pistol!
Then a policeman attacked me!
Go tell that nonsense to the Anti-Terrorist Squad.
They will love it.
I was attacked by a cop. I swear it's true.
I was attacked by a cop. I swear it's true.
We will.
I was attacked by a cop.
I swear it's true. It was the same gun.
You arrive super early. There is nothing ready.
Yes, I know, but I can come later if you want.
No, come in. Nothing happens.
- Sure? - Yes, yes, come on.
- And Emma, isn't she? -No, she went out with Sacha.
So we're home alone.
Yes.
- Shit. - What time is it?
- Candice. - Are they. Are they.
Toma.
Take, take. The coat, the coat.
Turn around. Turn around.
- But what were you doing? She was in the kitchen...
...I didn't hear them, I was cooking.
But what's wrong with you? You seem very upset.
Yes, I'm upset, with everything that happened.
- You have basil in your hair. - Oh yeah?
Go ahead, sit down.
- Hola. Ah, Antoine.
- You're late. - With empty hands.
- The fly. - Shit.
- Nothing happens. - Yes, good night.
It's nonsense. She teased them.
We interrogated him for hours. She kept the same version.
Marouane keeps saying...
...that it was a policeman who stole his cell phone.
Chrystelle, what do you think?
That doesn't look like planting bombs.
He recognized my gun. How do you explain that?
- I believe you. - Let's talk seriously.
Why would a partner want to blow us up?
A policeman?
It happened in Paris. 3 cops killed by one of them.
- Is right. - I do not think so.
Chrystelle, check all the cameras and see if any...
...came in with a backpack and left with nothing.
- Yes? - Yes.
We will. Sirvanse.
Shit! Loic!
¿Loïc?
Yes, do you remember this morning with the package in your hands?
- I didn't want to let him go. - Yes it's correct.
And when the bomb scare came,...
...we were all outside when he arrived.
Did you see him during the evacuation?
No, I did not see it.
When I got to the pier, just after, he seemed perturbed.
But I don't know if it's any use, we all were.
- Little Loïc? - Have you known him for a long time?
It arrived a little over 6 months ago.
Mehdi, let's review your file.
We will continue with the current cases and we will be discreet.
I initially chose this job for job security.
Job security.
- You have basil in your hair. - Oh yeah?
Then take it out.
- Here. - It is done?
- 4 environments. - That is too much.
- 3 main rooms is fine. - 3 main rooms is very good.
Fantastic.
- I need 3 environments. - Luminous. Good ceiling height.
- East. - Let me see.
Too expensive. No, I can't afford that.
Why do they talk about rents? Do you want to move?
Yes. As I began to charge,...
...I thought I could become independent, with Sacha.
Two bedrooms. But why two?
You and Sacha don't sleep in separate rooms.
Nerd. No way.
- Do you have a roommate? - No, not really.
- You are pregnant! - Yes.
And here is the future dad! Always lively in the morning!
You are happy? Sure?
Yes, crazy with joy.
But they are not going to pay rent, there are many free rooms here.
- My dear, congratulations. - Are you sure?
Well safe.
The psychiatrist will be here all day,...
...in case you need to talk.
Has anyone seen Loïc today?
No, it should be here. Today is your turn.
He must have stayed at home and did well.
He's traumatized, like everyone else. There were almost dead.
Of course not, Monge, we avoided the worst.
Can you imagine if Nathalie had died because of me?
It's not your fault I didn't hear the alarm.
- I know. - Let's go.
- Emma is pregnant. - Nope!
Congratulations, you are going to be a grandmother.
You are going to be a young and cute grandmother.
I won't be able to get used to it.
We are obliged to check it.
- Really? - It's a posibility.
Nathalie, I told you to take the day.
No way. I want to know who wanted to make mincemeat of me.
Loic Fabre.
We have suspicions, we will check.
He didn't go to work this morning and he's not answering the phone.
- Do you have other clues? - We still have...
...Julien Barrot and Marouane Bekhi in preventive.
But they maintain that they have nothing to do with it.
The DNA on the backpack isn't on file.
And the nature of the explosive?
Ammonium nitrate. It is a fertilizer.
It's what blew up the port of Beirut.
- And where do they sell that? - They only sell it to professionals.
It is not sold in supermarkets.
What I don't understand is, why didn't the bomb detonate?
Maybe he knew you were still inside.
If so, remind me to send her flowers.
- Nathalie. - ¿She?
Loïc's father is a winegrower. he is likely to use that fertilizer.
And Loïc lives in his house. Check it out.
It's true, last time I didn't tell him everything.
Tell us what you did after the cabaret.
Her neighbor saw her drive back at 12:30.
I had a panic attack.
So to calm me down...
...I bought food in a place open at night,...
...I went to have a binge at the port, facing the sea.
I didn't tell him because I was embarrassed.
Why did you have a panic attack?
Was it because Amélie wanted me to go on stage?
But he left before. Did they both have it planned?
Amélie told me that the best way to break free,...
...was undressing in front of everyone.
After his suicide attempt ,...
...a psychiatrist advised him to go to a nudist beach,...
And no one looked at her, and she decided to show her body.
But I did not dare.
- Were you afraid that they would humiliate you? - No.
He had promised me to delete his posts from the networks.
Was he blackmailing her?
No. I know what you're thinking...
...but it wasn't me who killed her.
So he went to that cabaret to dance...
...and for her to remove the photos.
It was bad for her husband's campaign.
For once, I thought of myself.
Ever since I got fat, he treats me like I'm 10 years old.
He convinced the boys to watch...
...what I buy at the supermarket.
So she did all this against her husband.
My body is a prison. My life is a prison.
Amélie had already understood.
It wasn't blackmail, it was his way of forcing me...
...to face it, to change my life, perhaps.
But there are the boys. What would she do once alone?
Sorry.
She, Nathalie.
I have news. They found...
...a piece of cashmere at the victim's throat.
A piece of cashmere? What color?
A fairly light blue.
- Mr. Fabre? - Yes.
Policeman. We have to ask you some questions.
Do you use ammonium nitrate-based products?
Yes, but I'm cautious. I keep them away from heat.
Can you find out if something is missing?
Making an inventory is not easy,...
...but no one touches them. They are under lock and key.
It is dangerous. You can do a lot of stupid things with that.
And let him say it. Does your child have access to the key?
- Wait. You don't believe that... - We don't believe anything, sir.
But we have to find him to clear things up.
He didn't go to work this morning. Do you know where she might be?
No. He didn't come home last night.
He called me when the bomb threat,...
...to tell me it was okay.
But, since then, I have no news.
Will you show us your room?
Commander Renoir, what can I do for you?
I'm here for your blue cashmere scarf .
Don't you use it today?
No. I must have lost her.
- Because? - Because I would like...
...give it to a friend,...
...which would suit him very well.
He has beautiful green eyes .
But I'm not the one who saw me.
You need to discuss it with my communication team.
- Yes, Martin, I'm coming. - No problem.
- Can I help you? - Yes, a simple check.
We spoke with the company that takes care of your alarm...
...and the night of the murder of Amélie Lartigue...
...set the alarm at 23:27...
...not at midnight. As indicated to us.
11 p.m. or midnight? What difference there are?
We spent half an hour talking in front of the office.
- That's it? - Yeah, that's all.
That Mr. Dussieux seems very loyal .
Do you think he could be guilty of false testimony?
Hi, Loïc, I'm a dad. Call me, I'm worried.
Something must have happened to him. There is no other explanation.
Of course, it has a password.
Did he tell you if he got on bad terms with someone...
...or you weren't comfortable with someone on the team?
- No, I do not know. - What car do you have?
The white Clio I gave him.
Does the license plate tell us?
Fine thanks. Ismaël,...
...Loïc's car was fined...
...for parking badly on rue du Ponant.
Here we go.
- Are you okay? - Yes, yes, good.
- Do you have any news? - I meant last night.
Do you still think it could be Loïc?
He didn't come to work today and that doesn't play in his favor.
And the bomb was supposed to be activated by a walkie-talkie.
short range Telephone.
Did you see the election?
They already started. They are relentless.
They reopened the old files.
One was caught 20 years ago for drunk driving.
Can you imagine if Lombardini's wife...
...would have gone on stage?
Because they don't have much on it.
They only know that he has hematophobia. How were they going to fix it?
- ¿Hematophobia? - Hematophobia, yes.
They lose their minds at the sight of blood.
Yes, I know what it means.
That changes everything.
- Does it change everything? - You come?
Yes, yes, I hear it.
- It's here. - Du Ponant street.
Du Ponant Street. Sounds like me
Isn't that a white Clio?
- Yeah. - It's yours.
Chrystelle, see if there's anyone booked at this address.
Can you explain to us what we do here?
Do you know why your wife came to this cabaret, Mr. Lombardini?
Because he's bored with you.
She is unhappy, she feels like a prisoner.
He intended to emancipate himself.
And Amélie wanted to help her.
His political career, his married life...
It was going to destroy everything.
So he didn't want his wife to see Amélie anymore.
- That's ridiculous. - We located their phones.
They were both here at the time of the murder.
How do they explain it?
What happened, Mr. Lombardini?
Tell me what happened.
- It was an accident. - Sir, I advise you...
Shut!
We discuss. And everything got out of control.
She slapped me, I pushed her, she fell.
It started to bleed.
And I ran away.
It was an accident.
There is the problem.
Can you come, Mr. Lombardini?
I do not can.
As he fell, Amélie took off his blue scarf.
You already know that.
But what he doesn't know is that she was still alive.
And that someone finished it off.
Yeah, and it couldn't be you.
The blood makes him pass out.
It couldn't be him. It was Dussieux...
...the one who picked up the scarf and suffocated her with it.
It is not like this?
You made me believe it was me.
You told me she was dead!
I did it for you, for us! I couldn't let that bitch...
...will steal my chances!
to the dungeon
So the decision is made, right?
Yes.
It's a big change in my life, but I accept the position in Paris.
It's a big climb. A nice raise, Paris...
What you wanted.
Brigadier, I'm not done yet. I'm already with you.
- Brigadier, I'm not done yet. - But I do.
I finished. I resign, commissioner.
- What happens? - Monk?
After what happened yesterday, I made the decision.
We are all stressed about yesterday, it's normal.
Take a few days off and think about it calmly.
Very kind, Commissioner, but I've already made up my mind.
Monk, listen. Did you see Mr. Pérrier?
Look at the politician. Ambitious and cynical.
It's like all desperate people who do stupid things...
...for fear of losing everything.
A desperate man.
Los walkie-talkies.
¡Candice!
¡Marquez!
And to think I could be...
...like Val, quiet, facing the sea,...
...as a family, doing nothing...
Shit! I knew it sounded like me.
Rue du Ponant is a...
...of which they spread on the Internet.
Monge lives there.
What is Loïc doing at Monge's house?
Maybe you are resentful with him.
- What is the exact address? - It's the 11th.
Loic.
Loic.
Loïc, we know you're here.
Damn.
Loic. Loic.
- He's still breathing. - Let's go.
Loic. Do you hear us?
Was Monge the one who did this to you? Was Monge the one who did this to you?
Stay with us. Open your eyes.
It happens to everyone.
He has a long career behind him. It's a shame.
I don't believe in those psychiatrist stories .
¿Sí, Chrystelle?
We found Loic.
Where?
At Monge's house.
It's Monge, it was Monge, from the beginning.
Monge.
- Antoine. - Hang up.
Well, let's talk. Yes?
- Let's talk. - It's not too late.
I went too far, Commissioner.
Why don't you answer?
Why don't you answer?
Come on, pay attention!
Knows? She didn't want to kill anyone.
I know.
I just wanted to set this whole thing on fire .
To this fucking place!
I have endured everything for years! Shit hours...
...the orders of the chiefs who know nothing of the terrain,..
And all for what?
No recognition, no respect.
Monge, it is me who must be reproached for that.
So calm down and let's talk.
What are we going to talk about? How many times have I complained...
...of the working conditions, of the lack of resources...
...of the damaged equipment? And all for what?
No way. Don't listen to what they say to you!
Oliver. Look at me.
Think of your daughters. Your daughters.
- Your wife. - I don't have a wife anymore.
It's over. I no longer have a family.
Any. This job took everything from me.
My wife, my daughters.
Knows? I no longer sleep at night.
I don't eat anymore. And I cry regularly,...
...every night.
It's pathetic! All of that has to end.
All of that has to end!
Why don't you answer me when I call you?
No, Monk, no!
walkie talkies. Her daughters' toy was going to be the detonator.
Here is someone who understood it before you.
And in this case it was Loïc who understood.
- And that's why you kidnapped him. - He showed up at my house.
To ask me if I had anything to do with the bomb.
A few days before, drunk, I had told him.
I told him I was going to blow it all up!
I made sure no one was there!
- I didn't want to kill anyone! - We believe you. We believe you.
I'm not going to jail! I'm not going to jail!
Listen, Oliver. Do you remember the pier,...
...when you were talking to Antoine?
We get close. She was not feeling well.
He told us about his wife, about his daughters.
But I no longer have a family!
My wife can't stand being with a policeman anymore.
My neighbors hate me.
My daughters are not even invited to birthdays.
Nope! Monk, no!
His daughters are waiting for him. As long as he's alive, anything is possible.
As long as he's alive, he can give them love,...
...can end all well.
No nonsense and give me that weapon!
- Give me that weapon, Monge! - Monge, listen to her!
He still has a lot of love to give, I'm sure.
Give me the gun.
Calm down, it's over.
It is done. Come on, that's it.
Drop your weapon! Leave away!
- I am going to kill you. - No, we can talk.
- I'm going to kill everyone! - No, Olivier, calm down.
- Monk, calm down. Put the gun down. - Put the gun down!
- Monk, listen. - Calm down.
- Olivier, drop the gun. - Oliver, calm down.
- Nothing's gonna happen. - Oliver.
- Monk, calm down! - I'll blow them up.
Nope! Calm down, no one is going to shoot.
Oliver, calm down.
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