In murders in paradise, the departure of Florence calls into question the sentimental future of Neville, who had fallen in love with her. But, what if the policeman bounces back sooner than expected?
Surprise success in France and Great Britain, murders in paradise, which will soon have a spin-off marking the return of an emblematic character of the series, regularly seduces thousands of spectators with its investigations under the sun of Sainte-Marie Island. Since its inception, the team has seen a succession of English police officers, all sensitive to the heat of the island’s climate but also endowed with an unstoppable flair. Richard Poole (Ben Miller), Humphrey Goodman (Kris Marshall) and Neville Parker (Ralf Little) succeeded each other. The teammates also changed with Camille Bordey (Sara Martins), replaced by Florence Cassell (Joséphine Jobert), whose interpreter decided to leave the series. murders in paradisewhose episode scheduled for this evening infuriated English viewers, had nevertheless begun to bring Neville and Florence closer together.
Murders in paradise: a love story nipped in the bud
The moment he laid eyes on Florence Cassell, Neville Parker only had eyes for her. After long procrastination, he finds the courage to declare himself. But their romance was not to be… Despite Neville’s attempts, Florence preferred to reject his advances for fear of breaking their beautiful friendship. “I was touched by what you told me“had admitted Florence to Neville,”It made me realize how much I care for you and how important you are to me as a friendThe slap is violent for poor Neville. It wasn’t the happy ending that Neville or the audience was hoping for, but things seem to be looking up for the policeman.
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Murders in Paradise: Is there love in the air for Neville?
In the Christmas special, Neville has an awkward encounter with a woman named Sophie, who happens to be vacationing on the island of St. Mary. He jostles her and mistakenly exchanges their luggage and leaves with her belongings by chaining the blunders… which irritates the young woman. When the young woman comes to pick up her belongings at the police station, Neville is no more skilful. But Sophie seems to find his clumsiness endearing and the duo sit down to enjoy Christmas lunch together. Will Neville finally get moments of happiness? What could this meeting augur for the rest of his career as chief of police of Sainte-Marie? Answer in the next episodes.
