This week in “Here it all begins”, Leonard tries to make David understand that only he can stop Du Chesnay. In vain.
Warning, this article contains spoilers about the sequel to Here It All Begins.
David is brooding. In an extract from the episode of Here it all begins from this Wednesday, November 1, revealed in advance by TF1, we find Gaëtan (Terence Telle) serving David (Liam Hellmann), visibly leaning on the bar of the coffee shop for a long time. moment. Gaëtan encourages him to slow down but David, dull, doesn’t seem decided to hear it that way. He assures her, however, that he will be careful.
At the same time, Leonard (Thomas Vilan) arrives and goes to approach him. He then points out to her that drowning his discomfort in alcohol as he does is not necessarily the solution. Faced with David who is not very talkative, even when he lets him know that he has just been fired from the Institute because of his nudge to Hippolyte (Tom Novembre), Léonard asks him what is going on in his head .
Leonardo faces a wall
When Leonard understands that David still wonders if the blows that Du Chesnay inflicted on him were not justified, he decides to tell him, as he did to Ethan on Monday, what his educator did to him, when he was younger, at home. But David cuts him short: for him, their stories are not similar. Leonard is more direct: he asks David not to remain silent, otherwise he will leave their new classroom teacher free to assault students other than him.
Obviously not yet ready to hear it, David then asks Leonard to leave rather than fall into what he considers to be double-minded psychology, he who confided, however, the day before, to Deva (Kathy Packianathan) feel responsible for the situation in which Leonardo put himself. Leonard does not insist and leaves, all under the eye of Gaëtan, he seems upset by the scene he witnessed and concerned by David’s state.
What if Gaëtan allowed David to see things more clearly? To be continued…