Next week in “Here it all begins”, chef Guinot offers a third-year student who no longer feels up to the challenge of bouncing back with a new project.
Warning, this article contains spoilers about the sequel to Here It All Begins.
While several students warn Carla (Aaricia Lemaire) about her maternity project at the Institute, taking Jasmine’s example, she is facing a major bout of the blues.
This is what we discover in the unpublished extract from the episode of Here it all begins from this Wednesday, November 15 revealed in advance by TF1. In this scene, we can see Jasmine (Zoï Sévérin) receiving Claire (Catherine Marchal) at her home. The young woman apologizes to her for not having warned her that she would not be able to attend her last class.
The chef Guinot, who understands from the leaflet abandoned on the coffee table in the living room that Jasmine went, instead, to a musical awareness workshop with her son Naël (Livio Martinez), points out to her that this is not not the first time this has happened to him.
Nevertheless, she reassures her: she is not there to call her to order, she knows that Jasmine is a brilliant student, invested and not the type to neglect her studies. Jasmine then confides to him that in reality, she doesn’t really know what she wants at the moment.
Claire sympathizes: she sees that the third year student is feeling the blow after the complicated year she spent, between the departure of Greg (Mikaël Mittelstadt) and Eliott (Nicolas Anselmo) from the Institute and the weeks spent away of his son in Shanghai.
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What Claire doesn’t know, however, is that it goes further: for Jasmine, this year has opened her eyes to the fact that she cannot be both mother and boss, such so much so that she is now seriously considering quitting cooking.
Claire then encourages him not to be discouraged, pointing out that she and Clotilde (Elsa Lunghini) have succeeded in reconciling the two. To which Jasmine retorts that she is not as strong as them.
Chef Guinot wonders if the emulation of the collective would not give her a boost. She then suggests an idea: join Salomé’s brigade (Aurélie Pons) on her personalized meal project around a memorable memory of the client. Jasmine then says she is open to an attempt.
Is Jasmine really going to leave the Institute? Will Salomé’s project make her realize that she cares too much about cooking to stop her studies? Will she find a solution to better reconcile her life as a mother and boss? Start of response next Wednesday on TF1!