This week in “Here it all begins”, Axel (Thomas Da Costa) will finally learn who his biological parents are. And her father’s identity promises to surprise audiences and shake up the show like never before.
Warning, this article contains spoilers on the next episodes of Here it all begins. If you don’t want to know anything, don’t read on!
At first centered on Ethan (Rik Kleve), who thought that Emmanuel Teyssier was his biological father, the “Origins” plot of Here it all begins quickly deviated on Axel (Thomas Da Costa), who ended up understanding that he had always been lied to and that he was not really who he thought he was.
Has Axel been adopted? Is he Simon, the child that Teyssier (Benjamin Baroche) and Constance (Sabine Perraud) claim to have lost at birth? Or the latter’s twin brother, who miraculously survived?
One thing is certain: the truth, which will be revealed in the middle of the week on TF1, promises to take viewers by surprise. And to change everything for Axel. Because, once the climax of this new narrative arc has passed, nothing will ever be the same in Here it all begins.
Indeed, after the startling revelations about the relationship between Jérémy and Célia, and the paternity of Louis, which punctuated the first season of the TF1 soap opera, the authors decided to surprise us once again with a twist which will have the effect of a real earthquake.
In the episode of Here it all begins broadcast last night, Lola (Sandra Valentin) and Philippe (François-Dominique Blin), Axel’s parents, confirmed their son’s fears by admitting to him that he was not their biological son. While adding that, contrary to what he thought, he was not Simon either. Nor a Teyssier for that matter.
Axel learns the identity of his mother
Completely turned upside down, Axel will confront his uncle tonight to get answers about his origins. And Emmanuel will then reveal to him that his mother was called Lucie Clément.
Renowned culinary journalist, Lucie Clément was also and above all Emmanuel’s best friend. Sadly, she died of cancer shortly after Axel’s birth. Knowing that she was condemned, Lucie therefore asked Teyssier to find a family for her son. And this is how the director of the institute entrusted Axel, totally illegally, to his brother and his sister-in-law, who were unable to have a second child.
Emmanuel will swear to his nephew that Lucie never spoke to him about his father. But it is nothing. Teyssier is simply trying to protect Axel from the truth. Not suspecting that another character is about to discover everything.
Clotilde makes a sensational revelation to Rose
Informed by Jasmine of Axel’s quest and the identity of his biological mother, Clotilde (Elsa Lunghini) goes to the principal’s office and rummages through Axel’s school file in order to find a very specific information. It is then that she will discover that he was born in April 2000. A news that will leave her speechless.
Later in the episode of Here it all begins on Wednesday March 1, Clotilde will make an appointment with Rose (Vanessa Demouy) at her house and will let her sister know that she has news to tell her. A news “which will change their lives”.
And that’s when Clotilde will reveal to Rose that Axel is Auguste’s biological son, and therefore their half-brother! He is thus not a Teyssier… but an Armand.
How will Axel react when he finds out who his biological father is? And what will be the repercussions of such a revelation on the institute and on the various characters in the series?
Will tensions appear between Clotilde, Rose, Louis and Axel? Or between the Armand and Teyssier clans, whose relations have never been good? Answer in the sequel to Here it all starts on TF1.