Next week in Here it all begins, a class of the Institute is outraged at the fate reserved by Teyssier for one of their comrades.
Warning, this article contains spoilers about the sequel to Here It All Begins.
The third years are stepping up to the plate. This is what we discover in the unpublished extract from the episode of Here it all begins on Tuesday, November 28 revealed in advance by TF1.
In this scene, we land directly in the middle of a discussion between Deva (Kathy Packianathan), Kelly (Axelle Dodier) and Tom (Tom Darmon), on their way to the kitchens to take their exams.
Students divided over Jasmine’s guilt
Kelly is convinced: Jasmine (Zoï Sévérin) did not cheat. Tom is not of this opinion: for him, Jasmine’s absence from the exam today is an admission of guilt on his part. He also points out that Jim (Loan Becmont) has told everything he knows about this to several first-year students, so that Jasmine’s guilt no longer needs to be demonstrated.
Information that concerns Kelly: it is in line with what Jasmine told her about the trap that Jim set for her. Upset, Kelly rushes to tell Jasmine’s version of the facts to her friends.
Kelly calls for a boycott of exams!
At the same time, Teyssier (Benjamin Baroche) arrives to give instructions for the day’s test to the students. During her explanations, Kelly receives an encouraging SMS for the exams from Jasmine.
After a moment of hesitation, Kelly decides to speak. “Chief, I’m sorry but it’s disgusting…”, the third-year student interrupts. Annoyed, the director of the Institute asks him for explanations. Kelly then wants to point out that Jasmine is a hard worker and the best student in their class, so much so that she should be present alongside them for this exam. Instead, Jasmine risks not obtaining her diploma because of a zero that Teyssier gave her on this exam for a story of theft and cheating of which she is not at the origin, unlike her son Leroy , who gets away with impunity.
Teyssier threatens to scrap the entire promotion!
The leader immediately puts an end to his student’s protests: “If you’re not happy, you leave”he tells him. “Ok, well I’ll leave then”, Kelly responds point-for-tat. Convinced of Jasmine’s good faith, and in solidarity with her friend, Deva decides to follow her. The rest of the students in the class follow suit. “Are you aware that everyone who leaves this kitchen will automatically get a zero?”Teyssier then asks them. “At least we’re all on equal footing like that.”retorts the rebel.
So, will Teyssier reconsider Jasmine’s sanction? How far will Kelly go to defend her friend? Will the director of the Institute feel that his friend Marc is not telling him everything about his sons’ involvement in this story? To be continued…