Here’s a full, immersive spoiler of about 900 words , rewritten as a dramatic, cinematic summary of the series, with the tone of the big moments of Here It All Begins :

The October 24 episode of Here It All Begins promises to be heartbreaking and emotional. Between impossible choices, thwarted feelings, and unexpected revelations, Carla finds herself at the center of an emotional whirlwind that could change the course of her life… and the lives of those she loves.

The sun rises over the Auguste Armand Institute, but the atmosphere is strangely tense. After weeks of hardship, lies, and doubt, Carla stands at a crossroads in her life. The accident she suffered has left deep scars, not only on her body, but also on her heart. Since her illness, her loved ones have surrounded her, protected her, but this concern is beginning to suffocate her. The young woman feels she must regain control, even if it means causing an earthquake around her.

From the very first minutes, we understand that this day will not be like the others. Bérénice tries once again to talk to her, but Carla dodges. The two friends, once so close, now seem separated by an invisible wall. Bérénice is worried: she can see that Carla is withdrawing, avoiding class, avoiding attention. Behind her forced smile, the young chef hides a secret she doesn’t yet have the strength to face.

Meanwhile, in the kitchen, Chef Teyssier is back to his usual verve. He’s preparing a high-precision exercise for the second-year students: a reinterpretation of half-mourning poultry. As always, tensions soar as soon as he enters the room. Tom and Jasmine argue over the sauce, while Ethan, focused, tries to calm things down. But even amidst the gastronomic aromas, thoughts return to Carla. Her absence weighs heavily, her silence intrigues.

In a hallway, Anaïs runs into Carla, visibly troubled. The boss offers her a moment to talk. Carla, hesitant, finally accepts. In the Double A room, the two women sit down facing each other. Anaïs, ever kind, tries to open the door to dialogue:
— “You don’t need to face everything alone, you know.”
But Carla looks away. Her face tenses, her breathing quickens. She finally blurts out in a trembling voice:
— “Exactly, that’s the problem. I need to breathe. To decide for myself.”

These meaningful words herald a decision that will shake up those around her. For while Carla seems determined to turn the page, what she’s about to do exceeds everyone’s expectations.

Meanwhile, Rose tries to understand the situation. Deeply affected by Carla’s condition, she throws herself body and soul into supporting her, even if it means jeopardizing her own relationship with Antoine. The couple is torn over how to handle the young student: Rose wants to protect her like a daughter, while Antoine fears she’s locking him into a bubble of welfare. The arguments continue, and Rose finally admits:
” If she falls again, I won’t get over it.”

The atmosphere at the shared apartment is gloomy. Billie and Malik talk in half-hearted terms about their feelings about their friend’s distress. Malik, ever pragmatic, thinks they need to give her some space. Billie, on the other hand, wants to confront her: “If she keeps everything to herself, she’ll explode.” Tensions rise when Carla enters the room. A heavy silence falls. Billie dares to tell her what everyone is thinking:
” You’re distancing yourself from everyone, Carla. You don’t recognize anyone anymore.”
But instead of getting upset, Carla smiles weakly:
” That’s normal. Maybe I’m not the one you knew anymore.”

This moment marks the beginning of a symbolic rupture: Carla is no longer the same. The experience of danger, the fear, the partial memory loss she has experienced—all of this has changed her. And her decision, she knows, will be difficult to accept.

In the second part of the episode, the tension reaches its peak. Carla goes to Teyssier’s office. Against all odds, she knocks on his door, head held high. The chief watches her with his piercing gaze.
” What do you want, Moreau?”
She takes a deep breath before replying,
” I want to leave the Institute.”

A monumental silence fills the room. Teyssier, initially surprised, thinks it’s a provocation. But he quickly realizes that Carla isn’t joking. She explains that she needs to take a step back, to find herself. That she no longer enjoys cooking, that she no longer recognizes her ambition. She even adds that she’s considering going abroad, far from everything.

Teyssier, for once, doesn’t react with sarcasm. He looks at her with a form of silent respect.
” If that’s really what you want, then go for it. But don’t come back here as a victim.”

This scene marks a turning point. Carla leaves the office, her gaze trembling but resolute. In the corridors, whispers are rife: some criticize her, others understand. Bérénice, upset, runs to catch up with her at the exit. She tries to hold her back:
” You can’t leave like that, without a word!”
” I’m not leaving without a word. I’m leaving for me.”
Their eyes meet one last time, full of tenderness and pain mixed together.

Evening falls on the Institute. In a poetic and melancholic shot, Carla stands facing the lake, alone, the wind in her hair. Her thoughts mingle with memories: shared laughter, trials, successful dishes, broken friendships. She murmurs to herself:
“ Sometimes, you have to know how to lose yourself to find yourself again.”

The episode ends with this symbolic image: a young woman leaving the familiar setting of the Institute, a fragile but determined figure, while in the background Anaïs’s voice resonates, telling Rose:
— “Carla has just made the bravest choice we can make here: to leave.”

A poignant episode, imbued with emotion and renewal. Carla, a luminous and tortured figure, embodies this generation of students torn between passion, high standards, and the search for identity. Her departure, much more than an escape, sounds like a rebirth.

But the question remains: will she ever return to the Institute? And if so… will she still be the same?

Would you like me to write the rest of the spoiler (episode 1293) with Bérénice and Teyssier’s reactions after Carla’s departure?