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The episode opens with a heavy, uneasy atmosphere at the Auguste Armand Institute. The kitchens, usually filled with the clatter of pots and pans and the enticing aromas of cooking, seem thick with tension. Everyone is speaking in hushed tones: a rumor is circulating, and this time, it concerns Carla . For several days, the young woman has seemed disturbed, agitated, as if haunted by something she refuses to acknowledge. Her behavior worries her friends, amuses some, and alarms her teachers. But no one yet suspects the depth of her distress.

The film opens with Carla alone in the park, her eyes lost in thought. Her hands tremble slightly, her thoughts tumbling. She murmurs to herself,
” Everyone must think I’m crazy…”
This sentence, heavy with despair, perfectly encapsulates the inner dilemma consuming her. Something is eating away at her, a secret she can no longer contain.

Meanwhile, Bérénice , her closest friend, tries to understand her. She senses that Carla is hiding something from her, but doesn’t know how to help. In a touching scene, she says,
” If you want to talk about it, I’m here. Whatever it is.”
But Carla looks away, unable to answer. She prefers to run away, convinced that no one will believe her.

At the Institute, Antoine Myriel and Clotilde Armand also noticed the student’s strange behavior. Repeated absences, poor concentration, mistakes in the kitchen… For them, it wasn’t simply a matter of fatigue. Clotilde, more critical, suggested it was a passing phase: “She’s trying to get attention,” she said coldly. Antoine, however, wasn’t convinced. He sensed there was something else, a real distress behind this mask of defiance.

Meanwhile, Jasmine and Jim are also experiencing a tense moment. Since Teyssier ‘s return , the Institute is once again under pressure. The classes are more demanding, the criticisms sharper. Jim, already weakened by his secrets, is losing his grip. Jasmine tries to encourage him, but her own worries take over. She runs into Carla in the hallways and immediately notices her distant expression. A brief conversation ensues:
” Carla, are you alright? You look so pale.”
” I’m just not sleeping well… that’s all.”
But Carla’s shifty gaze betrays another truth.

The day progresses, and the tension mounts. During one of Teyssier’s classes, Carla makes a serious mistake. The chef, true to form, doesn’t hold back:
” You call that a sauce? It’s an insult to gastronomy!”
Humiliated in front of everyone, Carla leaves the kitchen in tears. The students remain silent, shocked. Even Teyssier, usually so implacable, seems momentarily troubled by the young woman’s reaction.

Later, Bérénice finds Carla in the park, distraught. The young woman finally breaks down. Words pour out, a mix of anger and despair:
” They all think I’m crazy! If only they knew what I’m going through… if only they knew what I’ve done…”
Bérénice tries to calm her down, but Carla refuses to say more. This half-hearted confession marks a turning point. We understand that she is carrying a heavy secret, linked to a past event that no one has yet uncovered.

In another part of the episode, Teyssier and Antoine clash over the best approach. Antoine argues for compassion: “She’s just a student in distress, not a threat.” Teyssier, however, remains steadfast in his hardline stance: “At the Institute, we cook with rigor, not with sentimentality.” But behind his cynicism, one senses a hidden anxiety.

Meanwhile, Clotilde discovers a disturbing detail. While searching through the files, she realizes that Carla falsified an administrative document several weeks ago. Nothing illegal, but enough to arouse suspicion. Why this manipulation? What is she trying to hide? Clotilde confronts Antoine, who is completely taken aback. They decide to tell Teyssier.

When he summoned Carla to his office, the tension was palpable. The scene was intensely charged.
— “You’ve been lying for weeks, Carla. Why?”
— “It’s not what you think…”
— “Then explain, because right now, everyone thinks you’re losing your mind.”
Carla, tears welling in her eyes, remained silent. Then, her voice trembling, she said,
“ If I told you the truth, you wouldn’t believe me.”

The mystery deepens. The students speculate: some think she’s ill, others that she’s hiding a dramatic personal story. Bérénice, however, refuses to abandon her friend. In a nighttime scene, she goes to her room and discovers a box hidden under the bed. Inside are letters, photos, and a mysterious object. Bérénice’s face freezes: what she has just read changes everything.

The next day, Carla seemed strangely calm, as if she had accepted her fate. She attended class, focused, almost serene. But as she was about to plate her dish, she suddenly collapsed, under the horrified gaze of her classmates. The episode took a dramatic turn. Antoine and Teyssier rushed to her aid, and the young woman was taken to the infirmary.

In the final part of the film, Carla’s secret is finally revealed: she has suffered from a severe anxiety disorder since an accident that occurred before she arrived at the Institute. To hide her vulnerability, she concealed everything, lied on her medical records, and rejected help from those who loved her. Her fear of being judged “crazy” led her to loneliness and exhaustion.

At the hospital, surrounded by her friends, she confided in Bérénice:
“ I thought that if I showed my weaknesses, people wouldn’t respect me anymore. But it’s the opposite.”
These words marked her reconciliation with herself. Teyssier, who had come to see her secretly, dropped his tough exterior. He placed a hand on her shoulder and simply said:
“ You’re not crazy, Carla. You’re brave.”

The camera lingers on her peaceful face before slowly pulling away from the hospital bed. The sun sets over the Institute, a symbol of a new beginning.

In this poignant ending, Here It All Begins aptly explores the boundary between ambition and vulnerability, showing that even the brightest can falter under pressure.

This October 30th thus marks a powerful, human, and moving episode: the one where Carla, long misunderstood, finally finds the strength to confront her past — and to prove that beyond appearances, madness is sometimes just a cry of truth that has been stifled for too long.

Would you like me to continue with the next part, where Teyssier makes a radical decision regarding Carla after her recovery?