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The day breaks for the first time
over the castle of Biron. Look at this
beautiful nature. It looks like a fairy tale.
All that's missing is a bird to peck at the palm of my hand.
But the reality is quite different.
Because the traitors
have banished for the first time
during the night.
And that's not all,
because they have also recruited.
What a lovely evening!
A fourth traitor has joined the first three.
So, who has been banished?
Who has been chosen?
Julie?
Stomy?
Romain?
Or Hugo?
No one knows. And don’t count on me
to tell you. I’ll let you figure it out.
Watch the suspects closely, their reactions.
Which one has changed behavior since yesterday?
Good luck.
- Oh!
What a lovely breakfast!
- Oh, wow!
- It's beautiful.
- Today, we must always be careful
not to be unmasked,
to win people over.
I obviously remember that the day before,
we recruited someone,
a new traitor.
I hope, I hope he won't be unmasked.
That would be a bit boring.
- Stomy is already all in.
Not only do we not know who the traitors are,
but on top of that, we don’t know
who has been recruited.
My name is Bruno Hourcade.
I hold the world record for victories in a TV game show
with no less than 251 episodes to my name.
My main asset is my brain,
my analytical mind,
I pay attention to everything, I see everything, I remember everything.
With my sense of deduction and my logic,
I will find the traitors.
I think Stomy would make a very good recruit.
He makes jokes,
he’s over the top,
it could be him.
In terms of recruitment, who do you think it is?
- Who has been recruited?
- You could have been recruited by the traitors.
- I think I would be a bad traitor.
The guy is scratching his nose...
"I think I would be..."
- "You would be a bad traitor." - Yes.
I think I am a defender of the truth.
Did I receive an envelope last night?
Did the traitors come to recruit me or not?
Surprise.
Potentially...
We are all traitors.
- I have a feeling that Frédérique has been recruited
by the traitors.
In her gestures, in her behavior,
there’s everything of a traitor.
I tell myself: "Investigate her.
"Investigate because it’s really suspicious."
I'm Carla, I'm 18 years old and I'm a singer!
You must have known me
from a catchy song...
It goes bam bam boom
It goes pschhhh and it goes vroom
People always see me as an ingénue, a baby,
the little sunshine.
I've grown up since then,
and I'm no longer that baby who sings.
I think I will really be a formidable investigator,
I really want
to watch and analyze everyone.
That will be my strong point.
You’re really not a traitor?
- Well no, I’m not a traitor.
- OK...
- I’d like to be.
- You’d like to be? I love it! - Maybe I will
become one, things can change. - Or you became one last night.
- Maybe I was and I’m not anymore.
They got me... Carla is attacking me.
She’s very sly.
She shouldn’t recruit others.
- Ah, ah...
- Ah, Danielle!
- Hello. How are you?
- Ah, yes!
They’re here!
- Damn, there’s Romain.
- Did everyone sleep well or not?
Who went to bed at 4 AM?
- Me.
- We can’t forget about last night’s recruitment.
Someone who was loyal yesterday might not be this morning.
- It’s definitely Stomy!
- That’s not nice.
- After that, Romain...
we could recruit you too, I think.
You’re a good analyst.
- No, he’s already a traitor.
- Honestly, we can recruit anyone.
- So cool.
- My reliable guy.
- Not so sure, you know. There’s a new one.
- We’re excited to be here,
but the traitors are here too.
- And they’re stronger.
- They’re more numerous.
The recruit must not be feeling very comfortable.
That’s why I watch people
who seem a bit closed off,
a bit grumpy, and those who are putting on a cheerful front.
You have to try to figure it out a bit
to know who was recruited last night.
And I think
that little Hugo...
I have a bit of a hunch about him. I see
a little angelic face,
all neat and tidy... I think to myself:
"Let’s be careful
of people who seem innocent."
- Ah, here we go!
Here we go!
- There’s Laurent!
- But you’re all here already!
- How’s it going?
- I need to keep an eye on
our new recruit.
I’m obviously eager
to see how she’ll do.
We’ll find out if we made
the right choice.
- I wasn’t too worried, but I’m glad.
When you all arrived,
I got chills. - No kidding!
Does anyone remember that a loyal one was also banished last night?
They’re all so obsessed with the new traitor
that they’re forgetting about those who are missing.
Julie,
Laly,
Emy,
and Jean-Christophe.
- Danielle, in your opinion,
who is eliminated? - Me.
- So,
you’re here, Danielle. - Oh, damn.
- That’s good. You’re still in the game.
- Ah, who was banished?
- By the traitors.
- Well, I...
Oh, damn.
I eliminated Julie.
- You eliminated Julie last night?
- Don’t say that.
- Damn, no!
- You eliminated Julie? - I eliminated Julie.
- Danielle, this morning, is strange,
but Danielle is always strange.
She makes slips of the tongue
all the time; she confuses traitors and loyalists.
After that, we can’t ignore these signs.
We’ll have to keep an eye on it.
- Me? I’m eating for now.
- AAAAH?
- Oh yes!
- Oh! It’s Julie!
- Oh, that Frédérique!
What an actress! She knows perfectly well that Julie,
one of the most formidable investigators,
has been banned. She made sure of it in person.
- She’s dangerous.
She’s good. - I’m with you.
- Are we going with Julie?
- Yes. They’ll all go through her.
- But no!
Ah, yeah, that’s tough.
No comment.
I wanted to play a little longer, after all.
That’s not cool, guys.
It would have been nice if, just this once,
a loyal player won and it was me.
At the same time, I’m the first to be out.
- Well, damn.
Julie has been banned!
Ah, yes, I have a good nose for things.
Ah, yeah. Ah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Ah, yeah.
- The suspicions about Danielle are increasing.
A little more because...
She said she banned Julie just before.
So, to get out of such a mess, it's tough.
- The traitors.
Do they know how many there are?
- Three.
- Did you hear?
Danielle said "three." - She's just joking.
- Okay, she's just joking.
- I'm just throwing that out there.
I'm not a traitor.
Excuse me, they're idiots.
- And Jean-Christophe with his glasses,
isn't he suspicious?
- Do you have any leads, Jean-Christophe, on the traitors?
- Uh...
- Oh, really?
- Bruno.
- Bruno! I know.
- He can’t remember names.
- My name is Jean-Christophe Bouvet.
I’m an actor.
I’ve done a few films
like "La Cité de la Peur" (The City of Fear),
the "Taxi" series,
and more recently, I was seen in an American series.
This game involves psychology.
And I like to sow a bit of doubt,
confusion, to cloud things.
I think that’s the right strategy.
- Aaah!
- Ta-da!
- First of all, hello everyone.
I know, not all of you have
slept well, but know that I did,
I'm feeling great.
Ah, what a joy!
I also notice...
that there is someone missing.
There you go, Julie has been banned permanently, last night.
By the traitors.
What a sadness.
On the other hand,
one person slept well,
the one with the amulet.
Arthur, that's you, right? - Yes.
I had the amulet. - You need to
give it back to me. - WELL DONE!
You can keep choking on your breakfast.
As for us,
we'll meet up later for a challenge.
See you later.
- Well done!
- It's not me you should applaud,
it's the traitors.
So, did you find the fourth traitor?
No? In any case, Valérie Trierweiler
is on a new lead.
From there to say that it's the right one,
I'll let you be the judge.
- Hugo,
I wanted to ask you something. - If you want, we can go to the back.
(-Yeah.) You know I adore you.
- Well, yes. - We often agree.
There's... we have a vibe...
- Yes, a connection. - A connection, but...
Actually, last night,
all of a sudden, I couldn't sleep,
and I heard noises from your room.
Not only did that door noise wake me up,
but on top of that, I heard some movement.
After that, it kept me from sleeping. I was only thinking
about that. I told myself:
"Hugo, I know him..." - No, but...
- He wouldn't lie to me. - First of all,
like everyone else, I can be treacherous.
Of course, that's part of the game.
But let me reassure you,
I didn't hear anything, no one.
I watched TV. I finished my show.
- I'm not asking you what you did...
But I couldn't not talk to you about it.
I had this thing weighing on my heart.
- Valérie is my friend. I don't want her to think I'm a traitor.
I hope I convinced her.
If I may,
you're way off base. - Maybe.
Hugo,
I know him; I feel like we understand each other,
that we're close. I really like this guy.
He’s incapable of lying to me. He’s loyal.
- Oh, so if even friends start to suspect
each other, where are we headed?
If Hugo isn't the fourth traitor, who could have
received my message last night?
Romain, the former police officer turned novelist?
Or Stomy, the rapper-investigator?
Valérie plans to use the journey to the challenge
to clear things up.
- And you, Stomy? Yesterday, you were like Colombo,
and today, you’re all calm.
- Stomy doesn’t want to get involved. You’re like a guilty traitor
hesitant to accuse the loyal ones. - Not at all.
- So, if you don’t name names, you’re a traitor.
- Damn, this is crazy!
- Strange. You’re not acting like you did yesterday.
- I’m tired!
- That’s because you got up last night.
And not just to go to the bathroom.
- No! Since this morning,
everyone has been accusing me.
How can you cast doubts on me
and accuse me,
when I’m sweating the truth!
- Stomy, I wonder if he was called during the night
by the other traitors.
He’s such a shady character.
If you keep acting shady, people will start to wonder.
I put a contract out on his head.
- Oh oh, it seems that Stomy
has a target on his back this morning.
- I have my suspicions
about Stomy, there. He has changed his demeanor,
this morning. - That's right, yes.
Stomy, let's just say, is quite popular.
The highest
of the new recruit. - Oh? For me,
the one who’s a bit out there is Fred.
Frédérique Bel...
- She’s like that, isn’t she? - Yes.
Frédérique is always like that.
- I’m sorry... - Frédérique is quite peculiar.
- What you’re saying doesn’t really convince me.
- If the suspicions weigh
on one of the traitors, the solution...
is to draw attention
on one of the loyal ones. I have to protect her.
But then, I’m going to tell you a third one.
It's Jean-Christophe. Actually, Jean-Christophe...
I don’t like people who self-accuse.
At one point, he said:
"To identify the traitors,
it's those who are stroking their rings nervously."
- I have a thing for psychological ticks,
it's people who play with their rings.
It's just nervousness. - He's doing it right now!
- Oh, sorry!
- It made us laugh, yes, but... - It's a clever twist.
- Honestly, I find it strange to make that kind of joke.
- You know, my traitor Laurent is improving day by day.
Have you noticed?
Not a trace of fog on his glasses.
The loyal ones will need a little help.
It's the purpose of my new challenge:
to help them see more clearly
in the candidates' game. Who lies easily?
Who bluffs without flinching? To find out,
I didn't hold back on the resources.
I booked an entire hotel with a certain charm...
How should I put it? Outdated?
- Could it be a run-down hotel?
- Oh, wow! There have been murders here!
- Dear traitors,
dear loyal ones,
you will play for four protective amulets.
They will protect you
from being banished
by the traitors during the night.
- When you have the amulet, you are immune,
that is to say, at the round table,
they can kick us out,
but they can't kick us out at night.
If we find the amulet,
We are... What do you call it?
We have "emulation."
I would really like to find it anyway,
a little amulet before the end of the game, yeah.
That way, I would have good nights, oh my!
- You guys are going to play today, friends,
in pairs.
- Wow!
- Nine pairs. One player,
unfortunately,
will not participate in the challenge.
I drew his name at random, and it turned out to be...
Bruno Solo!
- Eric, I thought...
that you were a good guy, I praised
your qualities, and you do this to me!
It's disgusting.
I'll remember this. - It's not me, it's just chance.
It's a game of lies,
a game of manipulation,
of betrayal. The best bluffers
will be the winners.
So, the principle of this game is simple.
In this hotel, there are eight rooms.
In each room
there is a suitcase, and two of them contain
two amulets to win.
Eight pairs will spread out into each of the rooms,
except for the pair Frédérique
and Stomy, who will enter the one of their choice,
and they end up in the one with...
- Oh dear! / Oh my!
- Oh, style, oh my!
- My first duel,
Laly-Azzeddine against Frédérique and Stomy.
Everything is going to be decided now. Laly and Azzeddine
will find out if the suitcase contains amulets or not.
It's up to them to bluff, because if it contains the amulets,
Frédérique and Stomy must not decide
to take it. And if it doesn’t contain the amulets,
they must do everything they can to
to get them to take it. Watch out, poker face...
- I'm closing it, okay?
- Azzeddine is making a face...
Style: "Oh, there’s the amulet!"
But that was poorly played
like crazy!
He’s playing badly!
He laughs.
- There’s nothing.
- Nothing? - No.
- There’s nothing!
He made a face
like there’s something,
but you’re not an actor,
you’re a journalist. - You’re not an actor.
We’ll leave it. - We’re not taking it.
- So, no?
- The answer is no. - Good.
Let’s check.
- He smiles. - But no.
There you go!
- Very well played, bravo!
- Very bad actor!
- When I tell you
that I’m loyal. - Oh yes, you’re loyal.
- I don’t know how to lie. - Yes.
- So Laly and Azzeddine lost. No amulet for them.
Frédérique and Stomy then move on
to the next room. - I’m convinced
we’re going to find the amulet because Fred has these psychic gifts
and I have luck on my side.
The fève from the galette des rois, I always find it.
- Come in!
- Hello!
Crazy seeing you here!
- Stomy Bugsy!
Girl gang!
I’m all in.
There’s a little mischievous side to me
that I want to tap into in this game.
What’s important is that I fight
to win these amulets,
while only the traitors couldn’t care less.
- I ask you to open the suitcase, ladies.
- Ah...
- It’s here. - Well...
No time to come up with a strategy. - Yeah.
There’s nothing.
- Nothing? - The suitcase
is empty.
- I think...
that there’s nothing.
Do what you want, darling.
I have a strong feeling.
She’ll be in the 3. After that, I don’t want to
take control; I don’t like to undermine men,
and since I had already been a bit controlling in the 1,
I think I’ll let Stomy
choose a bit, and I’m still a traitor,
so this amulet isn’t going to change my life either.
- Frédérique, Stomy? - There’s nothing.
We're not taking her.
- We're not taking her.
- You're not taking her?
- No. - Open it.
- If you were in their shoes, would you have taken this suitcase or not?
- Ah, you have... - Wait, wait, wait!
Did you see?
- No, no... - Do you want to change again?
- There’s something. - As long as it’s not opened,
they can
change their minds. - That’s disgusting.
- There’s something!
- That’s disgusting, Eric. - There’s something
because Sally, she’s a traitor,
and now she pretended there was nothing
when there is something.
- Are you making the decision? Are you taking the suitcase?
- I’m taking the suitcase.
- You’re taking the suitcase. - OK.
- It’s decided. - I’m done playing.
- Dear friends, in the suitcase,
there was...
- Oh damn...
I’m so frustrated, I’m really angry.
I messed up, I let myself be fooled
by Sally. She’s diabolical.
Honestly, she’s...
She’s really creepy, that girl!
- Nice double bluff!
Well played by the girls.
Stomy and Frédérique have decided to keep this suitcase
and stay in this room. So, Sylvie and Sally are leaving
to try their luck in the next room.
Come on, ladies.
Stomy laughs.
- Great partner. I like Sally.
She’s really into the game 2000%.
I can’t believe she is a traitor.
She knocks on the door. - Yes, we’re here!
Sylvie and Sally!
You look amazing. - Thank you.
- And that’s not a lie!
One, two, three.
- Wait... - OK.
There are two amulets, you know.
- There are two amulets. - Really.
- There are two of them. - Yeah.
- They’re next to each other and there’s
a little thing holding them.
- Yeah, with a frame.
- Do you want us to take it? - Yes, there are amulets.
- So you don’t need it?
- Well, yes. - So you’re a traitor; you don’t want it.
- No, not at all! - I don’t know, I’m listening to you.
In this game, the goal is to find
the amulet, but also to see,
to feel how people behave.
If you can lie to their face, you can lie
the whole game. Gwendal and Emy,
I suspect them a little.
I find them a little too nice.
- There’s no amulet.
I think they want us to take the suitcase.
- I would tend to take it,
but I’m not good at that.
- Ooh... - I don’t know.
- I think
there isn’t one. - OK.
- You’re not taking it.
The suitcase.
- We didn’t want to lie!
- That’s why we told the truth.
- Gwen, Emy,
you just won
the amulets.
- That’s a huge advantage.
We are protected tonight from the banishment of traitors
and the message is that we succeeded by telling the truth,
so we won’t be considered liars.
- Sylvie, Sally, the voyage continues.
- What shocked me
is that Frédérique was convinced that the amulet
was in room number 3.
- That’s the one after.
I feel more like it’s the one after that.
- And the amulet was indeed in room number 3.
I’m pretty blown away right now.
- But it’s true!
I also remember that she predicted
that there would be four traitors.
- I’ve been doing fortune-telling since I was nine.
I’ve already started looking.
- What did you see, then?
- I saw four traitors.
- What a real little witch this Frédérique is!
The loyal ones should be careful. There’s only one suitcase left
with two amulets inside.
But Sally and Sylvie still need to choose it.
Will it be in Carla and Hugo's room?
- Hi!
Is it like this?
Two amulets.
So they’re round
with a compass,
and a string that looks like this.
- That’s annoying. If you’re lying, it’s going to make me really angry.
- I would say yes.
- OK, I trust you.
- I don’t have a feeling about it. - I have confidence.
- Are you taking it? - YES.
- Very well.
- There you go. I knew it, she was lying.
- Well done, sweetheart.
- You’re a professional liar.
- Little Carla was able to lie to me
straight in the eyes
in just 3 minutes flat.
- Potentially, she could have been recruited last night.
- In the meantime, Sylvie and Sally have lost
and are still in the room
while Hugo and Carla, the investigative duo,
are trying their luck in the next one.
We’re going to find out who is in room number 7.
- I’m sure we have the matches.
- They’re not matches.
- They’re amulets!
Come in!
- Hey, hi!
- "Saluto," Danielle. How are you?
- I'm good.
- Please, go ahead.
- Oh!
- It's nothing.
- I think they're lying to us,
but let's take a look. Do we have time?
- You have 3 minutes. - OK.
Can you open it, my Dany?
- No.
- I adore you!
- You don't have to. - No.
- What color do you see at the bottom
of the suitcase? - Come on, let's read. "At 8 PM,
"the committee of 50 gathered..." - Danielle!
- "...in the ballroom.
"Its members sat down..." - Arthur? Are they allowed
to ignore us? Hello!
- Oh! - How's it going?
- Very good book.
- Thank you. - I recommend it to you.
- My strength is my luck.
I have a good instinct, let's say.
I tell myself that there’s no charm or talisman.
- What do we do?
- I trust you if you say there’s nothing.
- I think there’s nothing.
- Are you leaving this suitcase? - Yes.
- Yes.
- It’s their decision. Let’s check.
- Yes, we won!
- It’s not possible, you have...
- My instincts are good! - You have a gift.
- You, we’re going to fire you.
- Well played, everyone. - No, no, not me.
Not me at all!
- Fair play! - Here you go.
- Oh, I adore you, I love you!
- Carla, Hugo,
well played. - Thank you.
- Carla and Hugo have a new chance to find the amulets,
so will they choose the room of Bruno and Laurent,
Romain and Valérie, or Jean-Christophe and Maxime?
Ah! - It's you.
- Oh, hi! - You have a big room.
- What color is the inside of the trunk?
- Were there any amulets?
It's a bold strategy. - Bold.
We are dealing with good liars
or... - We are dealing with people
who want to let chance
take its course. We have their faces in front of us.
- Jean-Christophe and Maxime
aren't getting involved at all. It's suspicious.
I haven't heard Maxime at all since the beginning.
Same with Jean-Christophe. It raises my suspicions.
Why aren't they talking? It's a game
where you have to unmask the traitors,
so show me that you can think on your feet
and I see them without any quick responses.
- We're going to have to make a decision.
- Whatever you want.
If you want to decide, I have complete trust in you.
I feel like I always choose the wrong thing.
I don't want to take on that responsibility. We could
say that I sabotaged it. I don't want
anyone to think
that I'm a traitor.
- What are you saying?
- I think there's nothing. - Nothing?
So you're leaving the suitcase? - Yeah.
Please, please... - Don't worry.
- Inside the suitcase
in room number 8...
JC is shouting.
- It's okay, it's okay, we don't care.
- I'm feeling a bit upset. In my head, I keep telling myself:
"Carla, you don't have the amulet, you're not safe."
- Well done, gentlemen,
very well played,
very, very well played. - Well done, guys.
That was very, very well played.
- No need to check the other rooms,
since all the immunity amulets have been found.
The winners, Gwendal and Emy,
Jean-Christophe and Maxime, will not be able to be banished
by the traitors tonight...
but be careful, they are not immune
to elimination at the round table this evening,
during which all the players will vote.
Against the one they suspect of being a traitor.
- You're a good manipulator. - That's a way to pull the wool over our eyes.
- Or you are a traitor.
Or a bad investigator. - You're way off base.
- Who's to say otherwise?
That you're a traitor? - Is there a problem?
- No, but you’re...
You're crazy! - Damn!
- It's crazy.
She's crying.
She sighs.
- To avoid being exposed,
traitors plot to take control.
The suspicions about loyal ones, and Sally has an idea,
my word, it's diabolical: to highlight
the psychic abilities of her partner.
Frédérique. - Yes, a traitor
who sees what suits her, that could be useful, right?
- We were surprised, after all,
we have to say it because, when Frédérique came back
with Stomy, we heard Frédérique
whispering to Stomy like, "They don't have the amulet,
I feel like it's in the third one." - I think there's nothing.
It's the third one.
It's a feeling.
- From the beginning, she told me:
"It will be the third one, the third one!"
- And it was in the third one.
- Sally told everyone that I had visualized the amulet
in the third one, and that gave me a little power.
It helped support
the fact that I have a gift, and so,
I'm going to bring out the pendulum
and throw them off the scent by pretending
to look for who the traitor is with my pendulum.
- She brought out the pendulum! - It diverts attention
to other targets
than the traitors.
- How does it work?
- If it turns this way, it's no,
this way, it's yes,
if it stops, it means it doesn't want to answer.
- OK, OK, OK.
- Is there a traitor here?
Yes.
Are there two traitors
at this table?
Laughs
- I wanted to know...
if Carla is a traitor.
Yes.
- Yes! - OK...
Obviously, I see Carla as a traitor
because she attacked me this morning.
- You're not a traitor?
- No, I'm not a traitor. - Or you became one last night.
- And so, obviously, I'm adding a bit
of fuel to the fire.
- I don't really believe it, but...
I think it's a bit of a charade here.
I find her so deceitful
and it annoys me. It's crazy that I can be accused like this
when I help the loyal ones a lot,
so either she's a traitor,
or she's a bad and dangerous loyal.
- And what about me? Am I a traitor? Look.
- Are you a traitor?
It's possible.
- Well, that's nonsense! Stop!
She's also a traitor since she sees the traitors.
- Funny how she won't say she's a traitor.
- Frédérique?
And you, are you a traitor?
Can it tell you? - Ha ha!
Do you want to know
about me? Is Frédérique
a traitor?
- She does this with her pendulum.
She... She turns
her... her fingers.
No one sees, but I saw,
I told Loulou: "Look at her fingers, she's doing that."
- A little no. - It's handy.
- She turned it. She turned it like that.
Damn pendulum! Incredible!
- In the meantime, thanks to Frédérique's pendulum,
all the suspicions have been diverted from the real fourth traitor.
The loyal ones seem to have forgotten Stomy,
Hugo, and Romain, who is taking advantage of it to slip in
through the gap, Danielle. - I'm going to break the mood,
but I have to say it
because I'm almost convinced of something.
Arthur, you won't like it. It's about Danielle.
It's lunchtime. She made blunders
all day.
This morning, she said: "There are three traitors."
You heard it, and Bruno heard it
and then... - She said: "I eliminated Julie."
- Julie, Julie!
- At breakfast? - Yeah.
- Who do you think the eliminated one is? - I eliminated Julie.
- You eliminated Julie last night? You shouldn't say that.
- Oh damn, no!
- You eliminated Julie. - I eliminated Julie.
- Everything you're telling me makes me doubt,
but I won't be able to vote against her.
- It's obvious, she messed up
several times.
- That's true. - Even if she's an angel,
you can't trust appearances. I learned that in the police:
angelic faces are the worst criminals.
- Danielle, this morning,
the slip-up about "there are three"... - "I eliminated"...
- Yeah, "I eliminated Julie"
and "there are three," for me, that was huge.
- Do the traitors know
how many there are?
- Three.
- Did you hear Danielle?
She said "three."
She said she was tired. I’m not falling for that.
Anyone can play the role,
so I’m going to vote for her,
I trust you; we have to take risks.
- Absolutely.
Even though I agree with Romain,
he’s persistent,
it’s a bit suspicious, so it could
be him who might have been recruited.
- So, does Romain really believe
Is he trying to keep a lead with Danielle, or is he...
trying to throw us off the scent?
Oh, this game is so delightfully twisted.
And my traitors are so clever!
In the living room, Laurent too...
is watching for the slightest opportunity to create a distraction,
and that works out well; the attitude of a loyal person...
raises suspicions.
- Jean-Christophe, did you say more than 20 words?
Your discretion is often seen as a way to hide.
- Is it a stroke of genius in deception,
or is he somewhere else?
- There's a bit of both.
- Jean-Christophe, I find him nice.
But if I knew
that he was a traitor,
I would vote against him; it's a game.
- Well, yes, but nice,
- I've known nice guys who lied.
No, but... No, but... I'm saying this in a way...
- Thank you for this moment! He laughs.
- I'm saying this...
in general,
"Nice" doesn't mean "not a liar."
Jean-Christophe, he has a game,
a very, very, very particular one. He hardly speaks.
Who better than him embodies the figure of the scoundrel, the traitor? He plays
those characters. Let's say:
"It can't be him, he looks too much like a nice guy,"
and in the end, maybe it is him.
- Why don't you ask us any questions?
Aren't you investigating?
- I am, I observe,
I gather information.
- Give us two or three pieces of information.
We're putting ourselves on the line, damn it! - We're spilling the beans.
- It's true,
you're not putting yourself on the line.
- I feel that my distant attitude,
must be worrying, and I can see that they have suspicions.
I'm starting to have doubts
about my strategy.
It's turning against me, so I need to take action.
What’s certain is that one of the traitors
is a charming
little innocent girl.
And then, you, you're not bad either; you could be one.
- Oh my, oh my! It's a little moment...
A little moment of anxiety.
Listen, if he's a traitor, he's brilliant.
I tell myself, "No, come on, it will be fine.
"Danielle and Jean-Christophe are much more in danger than I am."
We'll have to manage somehow.
Choose someone,
So that's just it,
the problem. - Exactly!
But who? The loyal good guys, Jean-Christophe and Danielle.
Or the nasty traitor Frédérique and her awful pendulum?
Unless the fourth traitor gets caught.
Oh dear! This first round table discussion
promises to be spectacular!
We're just a few minutes away.
I can't wait! This is where the traitors...
and the loyal ones face off. A loyal person is going to say to a traitor:
"It's you, you're a traitor." And the traitor is going to say:
"But no, I'm not a traitor, I'm a loyal one."
Sometimes, a loyal person accuses another loyal person:
"You, you're a traitor." "But no!"
He pretends to cry.
They eliminate him anyway and end up looking foolish.
I can't wait!
- When I arrive at the round table, it's strange, I'm happy.
Here we go, it's going to be fierce. I want us to turn on each other,
I want there to be blood,
for it to be cruel. That's the game.
It's a game called "The Traitors,"
we're here to show you that human nature is cruel.
- There's someone who's going to be eliminated. I hope it won't be me.
I want to enjoy this castle again.
- The pressure is rising. It's the first round table.
I'm in the hot seat, I'm making mistakes
and they "think" I'm a traitor.
They don't understand anything, I'm not a traitor.
- The bell is going to toll,
but there's no way I'm leaving the castle tonight,
first because I entertain too much,
and also, I have charisma,
it's impossible to eliminate me like that.
- Welcome
to this round table.
Here, the traitors and the loyal ones
will face off to try to eliminate each other.
You will share your beliefs
and your suspicions.
I remind you that, during the night,
a new traitor has joined us.
No one knows how many there are
around this table, but one thing is certain:
there are traitors among us.
Your role, dear loyal ones:
to unmask them.
Who will dare to speak first?
Maxime.
- I congratulate the traitors. For now,
everything seems fine,
and I'm just trying to gather clues, and for now,
I have no
conviction, but some people have changed their behavior.
Stomy.
- This is crazy!
This is crazy! - It's true
that there has been a change. You...
- What change? - You were looking everywhere.
- I was tired. It's stressful.
Of searching for the truth among people
when you see that they are just friends.
- I'm finishing. - No,
I'm finishing.
The next day, I wake up, and I'm tired.
- This morning, when we said:
"Stomy, you're acting strange," you attacked us.
- It disgusts me!
It disgusts me!
It revolts me!
There's no one more loyal than me here!
- Stomy,
he's a snake.
He yells a bit, he talks loudly, he rants,
he puts on a bit of a show. For me, he doesn't convince me that much,
but since he puts in a lot of emotion, it hits home.
The little sly one, he might have gotten away with it.
- At some point, the goal is to unmask
the traitors,
it's very clear. Danielle, I think that,
today, at breakfast, what you were saying,
it was strange. - Do you have any doubts?
- This morning, there were some misunderstandings.
- It's true that breakfast felt a bit strange to me.
When I heard you say:
"I eliminated Julie last night"...
- I didn't say: "I eliminated Julie."
Don't talk nonsense.
Sorry.
- It must be a syntax error. - Well, there you go!
At that moment,
you say nothing. - Great.
- They wait for that moment
to throw me to the wolves.
I thought they were thoughtful, but they're not
smart.
This game drives them
completely crazy.
- You're encouraging us
to think and have doubts about you.
- That's the game. It's the game, anyway.
- Yes, but then, as a result,
if you're not a traitor, stop.
Because you're going to create tangible things,
and for me, it's the only tangible thing I have
for now. - Oh, absolutely!
I didn't know, you know. Excuse me! Excuse me!
There you go!
If I stay a few more weeks,
I swear, I’ll bury them all in the toilet pit
and put the lid on top.
There you go! They can chatter away now.
- Uh... Frédérique,
on the first night, I had
suspicions about you
and I think you’re a good manipulator
with your pendulum.
You’re trying to prove things.
"Is Fred a traitor?" It says no,
coincidentally, but for me,
it says yes,
so that’s a bit strange.
- Maybe I’m just a very bad fortune teller.
- Frédérique, she’s starting to be
in danger. I need to try
to change the game or help her discreetly
because this idea
that Fred could be a traitor is starting to take root
in some people's minds, and that’s really not good.
Honestly,
I have someone
I’ve had some doubts about,
suspicions, it’s you, Jean-Christophe.
Maybe it’s my background
as a criminal lawyer that makes me say this,
but there’s something we learn
about criminal behavior,
it’s how one absorbs crime.
There are people who will absorb it and stay quiet
to avoid making any mistakes, and then there are those who will
own it completely and speak up a lot, those who
put themselves forward and lead the investigations.
I found
that you had a wax museum attitude.
Like, "I’m not moving." And I find that too easy,
because I think: honestly, if I were a traitor,
I would love to adopt
that "I’m not moving" thing to make sure
I don’t make any mistakes. Your stoicism
bothers me a little.
Jean-Christophe is the ideal choice
because he has the typical behavior
of a traitor undercover. So having suspicions
about him, I’m not exposing myself.
It’s really a conviction that a loyal person
could have.
- Jean-Christophe, your game has made me doubt.
You say: "For me, the traitor is the one who plays
with his rings, he pretends to take them off,"
and I think: "He’s trying to confuse us."
We could say: "Let’s not take him.
He looks too much like a traitor." And what if, in the end,
the traitor was the one who looked like a traitor?
- I’m very flattered
by these intelligent
and brilliant analyses,
but... if only
I could be a traitor, that would be great.
- Beautiful defense. Beautiful defense.
- It’s a way to smoke us out.
- We will now
move to the vote.
Each of you will write down
the name of the person you suspect the most
at the moment.
The player who receives the most votes
in this first round table
will be definitively eliminated.
Maxime,
who do you vote against? - I vote against Danielle.
- Sylvie?
- I’m going to follow my neighbor.
Danielle.
It’s just a warning.
If you’re not a traitor,
be careful. - Okay!
- Laly, it’s your turn.
Jean-Christophe.
Bruno, it’s your turn to share your vote.
- I’m going to vote against Danielle.
- Oh yeah!
I thought: "But..." One, two, three for Danielle.
I said: "Damn!
I’m going to be out."
- Carla, it’s your turn to vote.
- I had doubts
about Frédérique, about Stomy, but tonight,
I had revelations
and I have doubts
about Jean-Christophe.
- Jean-Christophe, that makes two votes
against you.
Stomy, who do you vote against?
- All the attention is focused
on the same people,
but we’re mistaken.
I vote for Maxime.
- Frédérique.
- I vote against Carla.
- Thank you.
- Danielle, who do you vote against?
- Azzeddine.
- Bruno, who do you vote against?
- The one who intrigues me
the most,
"Jesus Chris."
- That’s 3 votes
against Jean-Christophe, and 3 votes against Danielle.
So you are
tied.
- I think they want to eliminate the older ones first, I think.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Romain, who do you vote against?
- I’m sorry, and I vote
against you, Danielle.
- Sally, who do you vote against?
- Jean-Christophe.
- You are still tied, Danielle and Jean-Christophe,
with 4 votes each.
- I’m starting to think
that my strategy wasn’t the right one.
I was wrong.
- Jean-Christophe, it’s your turn to vote.
- I voted for Romain
because he’s nice,
because he’s smart, because he’s great.
- Hugo?
- I came here thinking I would vote for someone,
and the round of voting
made me change my mind.
And thank you, Sally.
I vote for JC.
- So Jean-Christophe has
one more vote against him.
Valérie, it’s your turn to vote.
- My doubts were
about Jean-Christophe,
and I must say that Sally’s demonstration
convinced me even more.
- Jean-Christophe,
you currently have 6 votes against you,
Danielle, 4.
Laurent,
it’s your turn to speak.
- The goal of the loyal ones,
and I am loyal, is not to eliminate the loyal ones.
I’m voting against someone whom I think
is not a traitor.
So I vote against Gwendal.
Obviously, as a traitor,
the initial idea would be
to vote for Jean-Christophe, that would eliminate one loyal.
But no! No! I’m not going to vote
against Jean-Christophe, since suddenly,
a majority is forming against him. They don’t need me.
- Azzeddine, it’s your turn to vote.
- I vote against Romain.
- Emy,
it’s your turn to vote.
- I had doubts about you, Dany.
And it’s the arguments from the table
that lean me towards you,
Jean-Christophe.
- Arthur, what’s your vote?
- I voted against Frédérique.
- Gwendal?
- I was wondering
between Danielle and Jean-Christophe.
And so, it leans towards
Jean-Christophe.
- That’s another vote
against you, Jean-Christophe.
The die is cast.
Dear Jean-Christophe, with 8 votes
against you, you have not managed to convince
this wonderful table of your innocence,
of your loyalty.
You are therefore eliminated.
Please stand up and take a seat here.
So, Jean-Christophe,
are you a traitor?
Are you loyal?
- I am loyal.
- Damn!
- That was obvious.
- That’s clever... Damn!
- Jean-Christophe,
goodbye.
Welcome back.
Thank you very much. - Thanks.
- Well done, thank you!
- Goodbye, Jean-Christophe.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa...
There, I just officially influenced a vote
against Jean-Christophe.
It scares me a little because my goal
was to not be the reason for the elimination of a loyal person,
because that will put the spotlight on me.
It makes me sad. I'm trying to investigate, and right now,
I'm worried that it will backfire on me, having
participated in changing the atmosphere.
If you felt
that there was a switch,
I take responsibility for that.
- Don't worry, Sally.
You explained your reasoning very clearly,
there was nothing arbitrary about it.
- We had to give it a name.
The arguments were solid.
He poorly managed
his character. For the traitors,
it's a great victory.
- Let me remind you of the rule, the loyal ones:
we need to eliminate the traitors.
I remind you that during the night,
a new loyal one will be eliminated.
Traitors, I congratulate you on this start to the game.
The loyal ones,
I wish you a good night...
- Great.
- and I'll see you tomorrow.
- I'm going to have a hard time sleeping.
- Midnight. While the loyal ones toss
and turn in their beds,
haunted by their guilty conscience, three evil shadows
slip into the night.
The hour of the traitors' council has arrived,
the hour to banish a second innocent.
- The traitors
are still here with me.
- The day has been
quite difficult, after all.
- It's a very tough role.
I don't know how our new traitor
is going to cope... We'll find out soon enough.
- Do you think you made the right choice?
- This new traitor we've chosen
surprises me, I must say,
a lot.
- And very charismatic.
- I think he is quite resourceful.
- Just a few seconds away from the arrival of the fourth traitor,
Do you have the slightest idea
who it could be?
No? Still nothing?
I know!
I know!
But you will only find out next week!
Exactly, next week,
everyone will be on the trail of the fourth traitor.
- You ran a campaign
vehemently, that's suspicious.
- You're a traitor. With that, go screw yourself.
- You can start your acting career.
- Fear will creep into the souls of my players.
Good night!
- Oh, crap!
- We're going to eat crap. - Horrible.
- Ah, damn it!
- And my traitors are going to discover
that it's not so simple to betray others.
- You need to be aware
that the more it goes on,
the harder it will get, I'm sure of it.
- They're taking us for fools! - Oh, damn...
- Laurent, I have no certainty. - Is no one listening to me?
- I can't take it anymore,
- to pretend.
I just want to leave.
I can't take it anymore. - Sally, are you okay?
(- Breathe.)
Sally is hyperventilating. (Shh...)
(Shh... Breathe. It's going to be okay,
(don't worry.)
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