Here it all begins (spoilers): Will Claire die? Louis plots his revenge

In the episode ofHere it all starts from Friday May 6, given the circumstances, Teyssier (Benjamin Baroche) decides to suspend classes until Monday, however, he holds open the Double A. He therefore summons the students scheduled for the day’s service. Lionel (Lucien Belvès) objects. He wants to be with Kelly (Axelle Dodier). But the director of the Institute convinces him not to let the rest of the brigade down. He believes that exercising their passion is the best remedy against their gloom. At the end of the serve, Lionel, Mehdi (Marvin Pellegrino) and Hortense (Catherine Davydzenka) concede that Teyssier’s technique worked. It did them good to have their minds occupied. On the other hand, while he congratulates them for their work, the director announces to them that they will have to put the table back the next day. What Lionel categorically refuses but the chef does not seem to leave them the choice. Constance (Sabine Perraud) is not convinced by this idea either. She thinks they’re all exhausted and need a rest. Teyssier says he wants to help them in order to redeem himself. He blames himself for not having been present during the tragedy. He couldn’t stand anything happening to his wife or their children.

At the hospital, Kelly learns that she will have to to have surgery for his fracture, at the risk of losing his leg. If she seems to take the news well, one thing worries her: not knowing when she will be able to resume classes. Anaïs (Julie Sassoust), she feels perfectly well but must remain under observation. Finally, the analyzes prove that she has no head trauma. Her nausea is actually due to… her pregnancy! The news is not good concerning Claire (Catherine Marchal). Her condition worsened overnight and she had to be operated on to lower the pressure in her skull. Chef Guinot is kept in an artificial coma in order to protect his brain while the hematoma resolves. Doctors don’t know how long this can last. Positive point: the situation should not worsen. Faced with these announcements, Louis (Fabian Wolfrom) is devastated and imagines the worst.

Is Salome guilty of the drama?

Salomé (Aurélie Pons) keeps rehashing. She feels responsible for the drama that took place. Axel (Thomas Da Costa) tries again and again to make her understand that she is not at fault. A conversation interrupted by Eliott (Nicolas Anselmo) and Greg (Mikaël Mittelstadt) – whose arm is immobilized. The latter would like to thank them for everything they did during the disaster, especially for having opened the emergency door. On his side, the prosecution decided to open a judicial investigation in order to understand the causes of the accident and determine who was responsible. The gendarmerie will therefore question all those who participated in the ball. Rose (Vanessa Demouy) explains to them that it is Jasmine (Zoï Sévérin) who is behind this project. She is therefore one of the first to be questioned. And as she reports to Louis, she believes that the only responsible is Salomé, who took over in organizing the ball. And that the huge disco ball was his whim in order to seduce Axel.

Neither one nor two, Louis decides to go and confront his ex. He therefore accuses her of being the cause of this tragedy, while Axel flies to the aid of the young woman. Something to annoy Louis even more. Salomé admits not having asked the owner for the safety instructions nor even the authorization to install the famous disco ball, then joins the gendarmes to tell them his version of the facts. Jasmine and Louis take advantage of this to continue to overwhelm her. The latter also promises Charlène (Pola Petrenko) that Salome will pay for what she did…

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