In Monday’s episode 2331 of TF1’s daily serial Demain nous appartient airing November 9, 2026, Charles Julliard takes a perilous gamble inside his cell by intentionally smearing his own blood on Brice Mussard’s personal belongings under the direct instructions of Damien.
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Damien Triggers a High-Risk Prison Gamble
Tensions between Charles, played by Roberto Calvet, and Brice Mussard, portrayed by Raphaël Lenglet, hit a dangerous boiling point behind bars. Nouveautés-Télé.com reported that Damien, played by Adrien Rob, wants to help Charles and will stop at nothing. Damien proposes a risky plan to Charles to help him. Waiting until late at night, Charles quietly gets up while Mussard sleeps, slices his own finger with the blade, and deposits his blood directly onto Mussard’s personal items.
Raphaël Lenglet Details Mussard’s Manipulative Dynamic
Allociné reports that actor Raphaël Lenglet characterizes Mussard as a brilliant yet deeply Machiavellian figure who views Charles as his newest prey. Having originally entered the narrative on February 12, 2026, as a law professor who murdered his wife Nadia, Mussard returned to the screens on November 2, 2026, to exploit the prison micro-society. Lenglet explains that the character maintains an outsized ego and requires psychological dominance over vulnerable inmates to survive. Charles fits that mold precisely, serving as a compliant target while Mussard maneuvers to protect his own legal interests ahead of an upcoming trial.
| Character | Actor | Current Story Arc |
|---|---|---|
| Charles Julliard | Roberto Calvet | Targeted cellmate executing Damien’s blood-smear plan |
| Brice Mussard | Raphaël Lenglet | Manipulative inmate targeted by the new cell transfer plot |
| Damien | Adrien Rob | Desperate brother orchestrating clandestine prison intervention |
