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The next episode of Here It All Begins promises to be particularly moving, driven by rare emotional tension and gripping suspense surrounding the character of Carla . After several days plunged into total confusion following her accident, the young woman finally regains her memory. But this revelation, far from bringing her relief, shatters her equilibrium and jeopardizes her relationship with Bérénice , her rock since the beginning of her recovery. This new narrative arc promises to revisit themes central to the series: truth, healing, and the dark corners of the heart.

It all begins at dawn, in the dorm room still bathed in soft light. Carla wakes with a start, breathless, after a disturbing dream. Confusing images, voices from the past, and above all… a precise memory: a kiss she shared with Bérénice on the night of the Institute’s party. Fragments of her memory return, but in a disordered way. First, a few sensations, then entire scenes. She understands then that the amnesia that held her captive is beginning to fade.

Bérénice, who has been by her side since the accident, is initially overjoyed. She hopes this return to normalcy will soothe Carla and allow them to rediscover their former closeness. But very quickly, she senses a change. Carla becomes more distant, almost suspicious. Her gaze wanders into space, as if she’s struggling with something she doesn’t dare speak of. What Bérénice doesn’t know is that in the resurfacing memories, Carla is also rediscovering darker moments, arguments, lies, and that fateful evening when everything went wrong.

At the Institute, news of her improvement spreads quickly. The students are relieved, but some, like Jim and Billie , sense that something is wrong. In the kitchen, Carla tries to get back into the swing of things, but her concentration eludes her. While plating a dish, she suddenly freezes, her mind flooded by a specific memory: a heated argument with Bérénice, just before the accident. Was it a simple quarrel or a breakup she had repressed? Confusion grows, and with it, fear.

Chief Teyssier , observant and always frank, summons her to his office. He senses her distress and presses her: “You don’t come back from a dark place without leaving something behind. So, what are you hiding?” But Carla, true to form, refuses to confide. She retreats into silence, fearing she will hurt those she loves.

For her part, Bérénice suffers in silence. She feels the distance growing, like an invisible barrier. In a highly emotional scene, she confronts Carla: “Tell me the truth. Do you regret that we were together?” These simple yet poignant words strike Carla to the core. Unable to answer immediately, she flees, torn between what she feels and what she is rediscovering.

That evening, in her room, Carla relives her memories. Images flood back: their bursts of laughter, their promises, but also that fateful argument. She remembers her own hurtful words, spoken in the heat of the moment. And above all, she recalls the reason for their disagreement: the fear of truly committing , of admitting to herself that she deeply loved Bérénice. As everything becomes clearer, guilt gnaws at her.

Meanwhile, Clotilde and Rose , witnessing Carla’s distress, try to bring her back to reality. In a tender scene, Clotilde reminds her: “Regaining your memory also means accepting your mistakes. You can’t erase what hurt you, but you can choose what you want to do with it now.” These words mark a turning point for the young woman, who understands that she cannot rebuild her future without confronting her past.

The next day, Carla decided to go see Bérénice. The confrontation was inevitable. In the Institute’s park, amidst the autumn leaves, the two young women faced each other. The silence was heavy, until Carla finally spoke. “I remember everything,” she whispered. Bérénice remained frozen. Carla continued, her voice trembling: “I remember what we said to each other, what we did… and the fear I felt.”

The ensuing dialogue is exceptionally intense. Carla confesses that she wanted to run away from the love she felt, unable to accept her feelings or their consequences. She explains that her accident was, in a way, a symbol of this escape: forgetting everything to avoid further suffering. Bérénice, moved but hurt, replies with dignity: “I would have preferred you to forget me a little longer rather than say that to me.”

The sentence landed like a bittersweet slap. The two women walked away, aware that their bond was not broken, but suspended.

The episode then shifts towards a more introspective dimension. Carla questions herself, torn between guilt and the desire to start over. In a conversation with Billie , she confides: “It’s strange… regaining your memory is like finding a ghost. You think it’s going to fix everything, but in reality, it just hurts more.” Billie, pragmatic, replies: “Or maybe it’s the price to finally be able to truly live.”

This sentence acts as a revelation. Carla understands that she must choose: run away again or confront her emotions. The final act of the episode depicts this decision. During a group cooking exercise, she runs into Bérénice. The atmosphere is heavy; no one dares to speak. But Carla takes an unexpected initiative: she steps forward, offers her a dish, and says softly, “This is our recipe. The old one. I just wanted us to remember that we knew how to create something beautiful together.”

A suspended moment settles in. Bérénice accepts the dish, looks at it for a long time, then gives a shy smile. Nothing is settled, but hope is reborn.

The final scene, imbued with poetry, shows Carla alone, gazing at the sky from the Institute’s balcony. In a voiceover, she concludes: “Recovering your memory isn’t about becoming the same person again. It’s about learning to live with who you were and who you are becoming.”

This return of memory opens a new chapter in Carla’s life: one of reconstruction and doubt. Her future with Bérénice remains uncertain, but one thing is certain — the sincerity of their emotions continues to guide their steps, at the heart of an Institute where nothing is ever set in stone.

Would you like me to write the continuation of the spoiler , where Carla and Bérénice will have to choose between separating permanently or starting over?